Capacitive touchscreen device with multi-touchscreens
OwnerPhilippe CONI, Frederic Renaud +1inventors
InventorsPhilippe CONI, Frederic Renaud, Yves Sontag
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OwnerPhilippe CONI, Frederic Renaud +1inventors
InventorsPhilippe CONI, Frederic Renaud, Yves Sontag
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The general field of the invention is that of devices with touchscreen of the capacitive type comprising two matrix touch pads connected to an electronic assembly comprising emission and receiving means. The emission means generate a plurality of emission signals at various frequencies. A period equal to the inverse of the said frequency being associated with each frequency, the values of the frequencies are such that there exist a plurality of integer numbers each associated with a frequency and with a period such that the product of each integer number with the associated period is a constant product. The receiving means comprise a synchronous amplitude demodulation arranged in such a manner as to perform the multiplication of the received signal by a plurality of periodic functions representative of each frequency, the multiplied signals obtained being integrated over an identical period of time corresponding to the said constant product, each signal thus integrated being representative of a received signal at a single given frequency.
Device with touchscreen comprising at least two matrix touch pads, each touch pad comprising a plurality of conducting rows and of conducting columns, the said pads being connected to an electronic assembly comprising means for emitting and for receiving electrical signals from periodic measurements, the emission means generating at least one first emission signal at a first frequency intended for the first touch pad and a second emission signal at a second frequency intended for the second touch pad, the receiving means being arranged so as to process a received signal comprising the first frequency and the second frequency, in which
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