Touchscreen
AssigneeElbit Systems Ltd.
InventorSamuel Levin
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AssigneeElbit Systems Ltd.
InventorSamuel Levin
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A touch screen (TS) comprises a display; a frame with edges positioned opposite each other around the display; at least a first sensor array and at least a second sensor array, wherein s each of the sensor arrays has a plurality of light transmitters and a plurality of light sensors, and wherein the at least first sensor array and the at least second sensor array are disposed on the first edge and the second edge of the frame, respectively, wherein the transmitters of the first sensor array are facing the light sensors on the second sensor array positioned on two opposing edges of the frame; and at least one physical obstacle located on the third edge or the fourth edge, for to reducing stray light scattered or reflected by third edge or the fourth edge and arriving to the light sensors.
A touch screen (TS) apparatus comprising:
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A sensor array for detecting and locating a touch event on a touch screen (TS) having at least a first edge, a second edge, a third edge, and a fourth edge around a touch active surface, wherein the first edge and the second edge are opposing each other, and the third edge and the fourth edge are opposing each other, and having at least a first sensor array and a second sensor array positioned on the first edge and the second edge, respectively, each of the sensor arrays comprising:
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A method of detecting a location of a touch event in a rectangular touch screen (TS) apparatus having a rectangular display divided to a first side and a second side located one aside the other, the rectangular display has at least a first edge, a second edge, a third edge, and a fourth edge such that the first edge and the second edge that opposes the first edge are longer than the third edge and the fourth edge that opposes the third edge;
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