Thin electronic data input device
OwnerAhmad Amiriinventor
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This invention relates to a thin electronic data input device. Some versions of the input device may be foldable, and some versions are capable of being rolled up. Still other versions are capable of being disintegrated into smaller sub-parts. Other versions have one or more of these properties. In the preferred embodiment of the invention, a thin electronic data input device for generating electrical signals for transmission to an electronic device, such as a computer, in response to an operator's finger strokes is provided. The data input device comprises a thin circuit board made of a material on which thin electronic circuitry can be affixed. The electronic circuitry includes at least one node, electrically coupled to the circuit board, so that when touched by a finger, a unique signal associated with that node is transmitted to the electronic device. The data input device can be in one piece or comprised of two or more sub-parts connected together by hinges or flexible joints along a common side or edge between adjacent sub-parts. The data input device can comprise more than two sub-parts that may fold on each other longitudinally and latitudinally.
A thin foldable data input device for generating electrical signals for transmission to an electronic device in response to an operators finger strokes, the data input device comprising at least two subparts with each subpart having a top face and a bottom face and foldable along neighboring sides, and transmission means connected to at least one sub-part to transmit the electrical signals generated from the electronic circuitry to the electronic device, each subpart comprising;
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