Processing method for implementing high resolution output of capacitive touch pad on low-end single-chip microcomputer
AssigneeGemstar Technology (China) Co. Ltd.
InventorIvan Li
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AssigneeGemstar Technology (China) Co. Ltd.
InventorIvan Li
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A processing method for implementing high resolution output of a capacitive touch pad on a low-end single-chip microcomputer. The low-end single-chip microcomputer device comprises a master control single-chip microcomputer unit (MCU), a self-checking capacitance sensing module and a capacitive touch pad. The master control single-chip microcomputer module controls the self-checking capacitance sensing module to obtain source data acquired by the self-checking capacitance sensing module from the capacitive touch pad, then the source data are subjected to touch position computing by the master control single-chip microcomputer to obtain an original coordinate data of a touch point, and then a coordinate position can be obtained through an optimizing computation processing.
A method for implementation of capacitive touch pad output on a single chip microcomputer, utilizing single-chip microcomputer equipment comprising an 8-bit master control single-chip microcomputer module, a self-checking capacitance sensing module and a capacitive touch pad, wherein the 8-bit master control single-chip microcomputer module controls the self-checking capacitance sensing module to obtain source data acquired by the self-checking capacitance sensing module from the capacitive touch pad, and wherein the source data are subjected to touch position computing by the 8-bit master control single-chip microcomputer to obtain an original coordinate of a touch point, and wherein a coordinate position is obtained through an optimizing computation processing, wherein, the touch position optimizing computation processing of the original coordinate, which is made by the 8-bit master control single-chip microcomputer module, comprises the steps of:
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