Storing baseline information in EEPROM
AssigneeApple Inc.
InventorsBrian Richards Land, Wayne Carl Westerman, Steve Porter Hotelling
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AssigneeApple Inc.
InventorsBrian Richards Land, Wayne Carl Westerman, Steve Porter Hotelling
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Pre-stored no-touch or no-hover (no-event) sensor output values can initially be used when a sensor panel subsystem is first booted up to establish an initial baseline of sensor output values unaffected by fingers or other objects touching or hovering over the sensor panel during boot-up. This initial baseline can then be normalized so that each sensor generates the same output value for a given amount of touch or hover, providing a uniform response across the sensor panel and enabling subsequent touch or hover events to be more easily detected. After the initial normalization process is complete, the pre-stored baseline can be discarded in favor of a newly captured no-event baseline that may be more accurate than the pre-stored baseline due to temperature or other variations.
A method for establishing no-event baseline sensor output values for sensors in a multi-event sensor panel without corruption by touch or hover events on or about the sensor panel, comprising:
A method for establishing no-event baseline sensor output values for sensors in a multi-event sensor panel without corruption by touch or hover events on or about the sensor panel, comprising:
An apparatus for establishing no-event baseline sensor output values for sensors in a multi-event sensor panel without corruption by touch or hover events on or about the sensor panel, comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising program code for establishing no-event baseline sensor output values for sensors in a multi-event sensor panel without corruption by touch or hover events on or about the sensor panel, the program code for causing performance of a method comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising program code for establishing no-event baseline sensor output values for sensors in a multi-event sensor panel without corruption by touch or hover events on or about the sensor panel, the program code for causing performance of a method comprising:
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