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such applications, a simple graphic underlay such as a plastic button
template could be slid into a slot underneath the transparent sensor.
Advertising logos or other graphics not related to the device user
interface could also be placed under the sensor.
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f) Display-enhanced capacitive sensor for a personal computer. To
enhance the user interface for personal computers, the transparent twodimensional sensor can be used in conjunction with an underlying LCD
display device for a display-enhanced sensor input device. The underlying
LCD screen can provide information such as a record of the current stroke
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or gesture for handwriting recognition, signature/text capture or graphics
software. Soft buttons, icons, scroll bars, or other zones of enhanced
sensor functionality could also brought to attention on the LCD screen.
In more general terms, a display-enhanced sensor could contain specific
applications that interface with the host computer. Examples include, but
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are not limited to, mimicking a numeric keypad, launching applications, or
providing menus or soft buttons that are specific to a software
application that is running concurrently on the host computer. Finally,
advertising logos, or bitmapped images and photographs can be drawn in
the LCD screen to enhance functionality or as additional display space.
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g) Display-enhanced capacitive sensor for personal computer that
detaches to function as a stand alone handheld device. A further
extension of the display-enhanced sensor is a detachable transparent
sensor and LCD display assembly. While the sensor and LCD is attached
to the host computer, it functions as a display-enhanced sensor as
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described in the previous section. However, the sensor and LCD
assembly also contains hardware and software to function as a stand
alone, handheld device, for example, a personal digital assistant (PDA)
device such as a 3Com PalmPilot" or a Rolodex Rex". The detachable
sensor has distinct benefits. First, it serves as a simple security
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mechanism for the host computer since most modern computer operating
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systems are almost impossible to use without a pointing device. Second,
the detachable capacitive sensor provides an obvious location to store the
PDA without need for a separate cradle or docking station. Because the
input is a capacitive position sensor, the finger pointing performance of
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such a device is the same as the current state-of-the-art computer
touchpads and vastly superior to the resistive pads that are currently in
use on most PDA devices.
h) Transparent capacitive sensor as an aesthetic improvement to
personal computer design. In some modern computers, transparency is
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used for purely aesthetic or artistic purposes. A transparent sensor array
allows industrial designers to incorporate a pointing device onto a
computer but allow the surface underneath to be viewable. This might
allow the underlying electronics of thë computer, or other artwork such
as, but no limited to, logos, advertising, or labels, to be viewable.
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Described herein is a preferred embodiment, however, one skilled in
the art that pertains to the present invention will understand that there
are equivalent alternative embodiments.
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What is claimed is:
1.
A capacitive sensor system comprising a substantially
transparent sensor trace and a processor configured to detect a
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capacitance change in the sensor trace caused by the proximity of a
conductive object adjacent to the sensor trace to determine proximity of
the conductive object.
2.
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The capacitive sensor system of claim 1, further comprising
at least one additional transparent sensor trace resulting in a first plurality
of sensor traces oriented in a first dimension, wherein the processor is
further configured to detect capacitance changes in the first plurality of
sensor traces corresponding to a conductive object adjacent the sensor
traces to determine proximity of the conductive object and positioning of
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the conductive object along the first dimension.
3.
The capacitive sensor system of claim 2, further comprising
a second plurality of sensor traces oriented in a second dimension,
wherein the processor is further configured to detect capacitance
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changes in the first plurality of sensor traces and the second plurality of
sensor traces corresponding to a conductive object adjacent the sensor
traces to determine proximity of the conductive object and positioning of
the conductive object along the first dimension and the second
dimension.
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4.
The capacitive sensor system of claim 3, wherein the first
dimension is substantially perpendicular to the second dimension.
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The capacitive sensor system of claim 3, further comprising
a substantially transparent insulating material separating the first plurality
of sensor traces from the second plurality of sensor traces.
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6.
The capacitive sensor system of claim 3, wherein the first
plurality of sensor traces and the second plurality of sensor traces are
configured to minimize overlap.
7.
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The capacitive sensor system of claim 6, wherein each
sensor trace of the first plurality of sensor traces and the second plurality
of sensor traces is configured to comprise a series of diamond shapes
aligned and connected along a common axis.
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The capacitive sensor system of claim 7, wherein the first
plurality of sensor traces and the second plurality of sensor traces are
aligned to maximize transparency.
9.
The capacitive sensor system of claim 3, further comprising
a flexible substrate.
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10.
The capacitive sensor system of claim 5, wherein the
sensor traces and the insulating material have similar indices of refraction.
11.
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The capacitive sensor system of claim 1, wherein the
sensor trace is mounted over an active display.
12.
The capacitive sensor system of claim 2, wherein the
sensor trace is mounted over an active display.
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The capacitive sensor system of claim 3, wherein the
sensor trace is mounted over an active display.
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The capacitive sensor system of claim 1, wherein the
processor is further configured to recognize gestures.
15.
The capacitive sensor system of claim 2, wherein the
processor is further configured to recognize gestures.
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16.
The capacitive sensor system of claim 3, wherein the
processor is further configured to recognize gestures.
17.
The capacitive sensor system of claim 3, wherein the
sensor traces are mounted over a system to read fingerprints.
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18.
The capacitive sensor system of claim 1, further comprising
a substantially transparent ground plane to electrically shield the sensor
system.
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19.
The capacitive sensor system of claim 2, further comprising
a substantially transparent ground plane to electrically shield the sensor
system.
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The capacitive sensor system of claim 3, further comprising
a substantially transparent ground plane to electrically shield the sensor
system.
21.
The capacitive sensor system of claim 3, wherein the
sensor system is mounted over a display device and comprises an object
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positioning system in which the display device provides additional user
interface information.
22.
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The capacitive sensor system of claim 8, wherein the first
plurality of sensor traces and the second plurality of sensor traces
comprises a sensor array that has substantially uniform transparency.
23.
The capacitive sensor system of claim 3, wherein the is
further configured to detect capacitance changes in the first plurality of
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sensor traces and the second plurality of sensor traces to determine
contact area of a conductive object.
24.
The capacitive sensor system of claim 2, wherein the
sensor traces are mounted over a system to read fingerprints.
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25.
The capacitive sensor system of claim 1, wherein the
sensor traces are mounted over a system to read fingerprints.
26.
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The capacitive sensor system of claim 1, wherein the
conductive object is a human finger.
27.
The capacitive sensor system of claim 2, wherein the
conductive object is a human finger.
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28.
The capacitive sensor system of claim 3, wherein the
conductive object is a human finger.
29.
The capacitive sensor system of claim 2, further comprising
a flexible substrate.
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30.
The capacitive sensor system of claim 1, further comprising
a flexible substrate.
31.
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The capacitive sensor system of claim 1, wherein the
conductive object is a stylus.
32.
The capacitive sensor system of claim 2, wherein the
conductive object is a stylus.
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33.
The capacitive sensor system of claim 3, wherein the conductive
object is a stylus.
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(19) JAPANESE PATENT OFFICE (JP)
(12) Publication of Unexamined Patent Application (KOKAI) (A)
(11) Japanese Patent Application Kokai Number: S59-214941
(43) Kokai Publication Date: December 4, 1984
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(54) Title of the Invention:
(21) Application Number: S58-87468
(22) Filing Date: May 20, 1983
(72) Inventor:
SAITO, Mitsuo
c/o Mechanical Engineering Laboratory Toshiba Research and Development
Center
1 Komukaitoshiba-cho, Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki-shi
(72) Inventor:
AIHARA, Ken
c/o Mechanical Engineering Laboratory Toshiba Research and Development
Center
1 Komukaitoshiba-cho, Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki-shi
(72) Inventor:
MORI, Akio
c/o Mechanical Engineering Laboratory Toshiba Research and Development
Center
1 Komukaitoshiba-cho, Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki-shi
(71) Applicant:
Toshiba Corporation
72 Horikawa-cho, Sakwai-ku, Kawasaki-shi
(74) Agent:
NORICHIKA, Kensuke, Patent Attorney
Specification
1. Title of Invention
Position input device
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2. Claim
In a device that generates coordinate values of points indicated on a tablet, a position input device
characterized by being equipped with a means that detects when two or more points are indicated
simultaneously.
3. Detailed Description of Invention
Field of Invention
This invention pertains to position input devices, such as highly practical tablet devices.
Technological Background of Invention and its Problems
Numerous position input devices have been developed as devices to input text and graphic
information. These position input devices take input by detecting position coordinates on a tablet as
indicated by a pen or the like, and they use a variety of systems. Many conventional systems, for
example, have used electromagnetic induction/magnetostrictive wire systems or the like, so they
used special pens and required cords. While that meant some mconvemence, embedding switches
and the like in the pen allowed some types of functions to be easily implemented.
Several systems that can input without using a special pen have also been devised. With these
systems, anything can serve as the pen, or the hand can be used for input directly, greatly improving
on the inconvenience of conventional systems. Since they don't use special pens, however, features
cannot be added to pens, requiring separate switches to be provided for function input or specific
areas of the tablet to be defined as functions.
Figure 1 shows one such example. Part (a) of Figure 1 shows functions defined on the face of the
tablet; part (b) shows separate function switches. These make the device much more troublesome to
use, since a separate switch must be pressed or different points pressed twice to input a function,
and cost tends to rise when separate switches are added. It also forces the device to become larger
or to reduce the actual space available for coordinate input.
Purpose of the Invention
The purpose of this invention is to provide a position input device of simple constitution that can
easily provide functions and the like.
Summary of the Invention
This invention is characterized by being equipped with a circuit that detects when a plurality of
points are indicated simultaneously in a tablet device for inputting coordinates. In other words,
when two points are indicated simultaneously by a pen, finger or the like, they are input to a
computer or the like as, for example, a function, using the signals from such detection.
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Effect of the Invention
Using this invention allows the creation of an inexpensive tablet that does not use a special pen,
does not require installation of switches or the like for indicating special functions, and that allows
simple creation of text, graphics and the like because functions can be entered in a simple manner.
Also, the signal that indicates detection that two points have been indicated simultaneously can also
be used in various ways other than for functions.
Embodiment of the Invention
The invention will be described below with reference to an embodiment. Figure 2 shows one
example of a tablet plate that uses this embodiment, which might have a constitution that disposes
conducting wires on a pressure-sensitive conductive rubber sheet. A plurality of conductive wires
11 are arrayed in parallel at a specific pitch, each of the conductive wires 11 has electrode parts 12
and 13 connected to drive circuits 14a and 14b and detection circuits 15a and 15b, and adjacent
conductive wires 11 are constituted to be in combinations such that they do not connect to the same
drive circuit and same detection circuit. In other words, 37 conductive wires 11 are shown arrayed
in parallel in Figure 2, with odd-numbered conductive wires 11 connected to drive circuit 14a and
detection circuit 15a through electrode part 12 and even-numbered conductive wires 11 connected
to drive circuit 14b and detection circuit 15b through electrode part 13. These drive circuits 14a and
14b are constituted by switch circuits 16a and 16b that supply power supply voltage +V to
conductive wires 11. Conductive wires 11 connected to electrode part 12 are formed in a plurality
of groups connected in common once for every prescribed number of wires. In the example shown
in Figure 2, the conductive wires 11 at places 12x+1, 12x+3, 12x+5 ... 12x+11 (x=0, 1, 2) are
respectively connected in six groups. Also, at electrode part 13, adjacent conductive wires 11 form a
plurality of groups connected at every interval of a specific number of wires so that all the groups
connected respectively to electrode part 12 and electrode part 13 are different from their adjacent
conductive wires 11. In other words, in the example shown in Figure 2, conductive wires at places
4x+12y+2 and 4x+12y+4 (x, y-0, 1, 2) are respectively connected six groups. Switches 16a and 16b
are connected separately to the drive circuits connected to these 12 groups and voltage V supplied
by turning these switches on.
A tablet plate of this sort is arranged as shown in Figure 3. In other words, a pressure-sensitive
conductive rubber sheet 23 is placed between two tablet plates 21 and 22 with the conductive wire
of the respective plates running perpendicular to each other. When pressure is placed locally by a
position-indication operation using a pen, finger or the like, resistance decreases in pressuresensitive rubber sheet 23 and two conductive wires running perpendicularly in top and bottom tablet
plates 21 and 22 short-circuit selectively and locally. Further, in this embodiment, the pitch of the
conductive wires is set such that two adjacent wires in each of the top and bottom conductive wires
short-circuit when a pen or finger applies pressure to any one spot on the tablet.
Figure 4 is a block diagram of this embodiment, which uses the aforementioned tablet. Drive
circuits 32 and 33 and detection circuits 34 and 35 are connected respectively to the two electrode
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parts of tablet 31. These two detection circuits 34 and 35 respectively detect when odd-numbered
and even-numbered conductive wires are conducting. Figure 5 is a bit configuration diagram that
shows the status of conductive points where an indicated position is detected in this detection circuit.
Next, based on the signal of the detection line detected by detection circuit A 34 and the detection
line detected by detection circuit B 35, tablet controller 36 sends the coordinate values of the
indicated point or a function to the central processing unit (CPU) 37, CPU 37 creates output
information using information from tablet controller 36, this output information is sent to display 38,
and text, graphics or the like are displayed, following the flow chart shown in Figure 6. Also, only
one tablet is shown in Figure 4, but two tablets, top and bottom, are connected to tablet controller
36.
Next we will explain the operation of this embodiment with reference to the flowchart shown in
Figure 6. First, the bottom tablet plate 22 is set to the drive side by turning all its drive circuit
switches to ON, then the top tablet plate 21 is set to the detect side by turning all its drive circuit
switches to OFF. When a position indication operation is then performed, the conductive rubber
sheet 23 becomes conductive at the indicated position and the voltage (sm st) supplied from
aforementioned drive circuit electrode parts 22a and 22b is applied to conductive wires 11 of top
tablet plate 21 via conductive rubber sheet 23. Tablet controller 36 searches with detection circuit
34 on the electrode part 21a side of the top tablet 21 for the conductive wire 11 at which the
aforementioned voltage appears. If at this time two points are pressed simultaneously, two
conductive points become ON, as shown in Figure 5, and can easily be detected. The fact that two
points have been pressed simultaneously is sent to the CPU as a function. When only one location is
ON, the same kind of operation is performed by detection circuit B 35 at electrode part 21b. Thus,
when only one point is pressed, the specified position coordinate Y of one direction is found from
the group of detection lines detected by detection circuit A 34 and 35. Thereafter, all the switches of
the drive circuits of bottom tablet 22 are turned OFF to set it to the detection side, all switches of
the drive circuits of top tablet 21 are turned ON to set it to the drive side, and coordinate X is found
by executing the same flow as above. The coordinate values found are sent to the CPU. In this flow,
a function is sent when two or more points are pressed simultaneously, but it can be allocated to
several functions by the distance between, direction of, etc., the two pressed points. Also, any tablet
that can detect when two points are pressed simultaneously can be used for this, not only the tablet
described above, and it is also possible to implement more functions with three or more points
rather than two points. Further, the control flow shown in Figure 6 might be executed by, for
example, microprocessor control, but the detection control algorithm can naturally be changed in
various ways.
Next, we show an example of an operating procedure for this embodiment with reference to Figure
7. A co----------d menu 12 is defined in one part of the display screen 41 shown in Figure 7a, and the
user moves the cursor 43 as desired on the tablet with a finger, for example, to the CIRCLE
command, and when a different finger then simultaneously specifies another appropriate point, the
tablet sends the CPU a signal that two points have been specified. Figure 7b shows how this looks,
with the thumb and pointer finger being used on the tablet 44. The CPU knows from the cursor
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location and from the signal that two points are specified that the CIRCLE co-···· ---d was specified,
and it waits for the center position and a position on the circumference to be input. Next, the user
moves the cursor with a finger to the position desired for the center of the circle, and when two
points are specified simultaneously using another finger as above, now the CPU interprets the
cursor position as the center position of a circle. By similarly specifying a point on the
circumference, the CPU draws a circle as specified as shown in Figure 7c.
By using this embodiment, simple cursor movements and making the cursor position the target of
an operation can both be accomplished with extremely simple operations.
Further, using this invention provides the advantage of being able to enter functions without using
special pens or function switches, but functions need not be used, allowing use as signals other than
position specification input by indicating two or more points simultaneously.
4. Brief Description of the Drawings
Figure 1 is a surface diagram of a conventional tablet. Figure 2 is a structural diagram of a tablet
plate used in one embodiment of this invention. Figure 3 is a schematic diagram of a tablet used in
one embodiment of this invention. Figure 4 is a block diagram of one embodiment of this invention.
Figure 5 is a bit configuration diagram that shows conduction point status. Figure 6 is a flowchart
showing an example of a control flow. Figure 7 is a diagram showing operating procedure for this
embodiment.
11: Conductive wires
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