CN106909241B - Luminous mouse pad - Google Patents
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Abstract
The embodiment of the invention discloses a luminous mouse pad which is used for providing different front luminous modes. The luminous mouse pad of the embodiment of the invention comprises: the device comprises a PCB, a light source, a displacement sensor and a controller; the light sources are connected with the controller and are arrayed on the PCB; the displacement sensors are connected with the controller and are arrayed on the PCB; the displacement sensor is used for sensing whether the mouse exists or not and the position change of the mouse and sending sensing information to the controller; the controller is used for receiving the light-emitting mode and the sensing information input by the user and controlling the light-emitting state of the light source on the front surface of the light-emitting mouse pad according to the sensing information in the light-emitting mode. The luminous mouse pad provided by the invention can realize the diversification of luminous areas and improve the use experience of users.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of computer accessory manufacturing, in particular to a luminous mouse pad.
Background
The mouse pad is just a small pad for a mouse as the name implies. The main function is to prevent the reflection and refraction of the surface of special materials such as glass and the like from affecting the positioning of the mouse photoreceptor, and provide a plane which is convenient for the mouse photoreceptor system to calculate the motion vector. In the using process of the mouse pad, the damage of the mouse to the desktop can be reduced, the aggregation of fragments at the bottom of the mouse can be effectively reduced, the frame jumping phenomenon on a display in the using process is reduced, the accurate positioning of the mouse in the using process is effectively enhanced, and the influence of external factors on the mouse is reduced.
The luminous mouse pad related to the existing mouse pad is characterized in that a cold light piece is added between an upper PC layer, a lower silica gel layer and an intermediate layer of the mouse pad, and adhesives are used between the layers.
The luminous mouse pad aims at providing auxiliary illumination for peripheral equipment such as a computer keyboard and the like under the condition of insufficient light, and the luminous position is only one circle of the periphery of the mouse pad and has no interaction with a mouse, so that the luminous area of the luminous mouse pad is unified.
Disclosure of Invention
The embodiment of the invention provides a luminous mouse pad which is used for providing different front luminous modes.
The luminous mouse pad provided by the embodiment of the invention comprises the following components: the device comprises a PCB, a light source, a displacement sensor and a controller; the light sources are connected with the controller and are arrayed on the PCB; the displacement sensors are connected with the controller and are arrayed on the PCB; the displacement sensor is used for sensing whether the mouse exists or not and the position change of the mouse and sending sensing information to the controller; the controller is used for receiving the light-emitting mode and the sensing information input by the user and controlling the light-emitting state of the light source on the front surface of the light-emitting mouse pad according to the sensing information in the light-emitting mode.
From the above technical solutions, the embodiment of the present invention has the following advantages: according to the luminous mouse pad provided by the embodiment of the invention, the displacement sensor, the light source, the PCB and the controller are added between the upper layer and the lower layer of the mouse pad, the displacement sensor and the light source are respectively arranged on the PCB and connected with the controller, and the position and the action of the mouse are sensed by the displacement sensor and the sensing information is sent to the controller, so that the controller can control the light source to provide different luminous modes on the front surface of the mouse pad according to the position and the action of the mouse in the luminous mode input by a user, the interactivity between the mouse pad and the mouse is improved, and the luminous area of the luminous mouse pad is diversified.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of an embodiment of a luminous mouse pad according to the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a luminous mouse pad according to an embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a luminous mouse pad according to an embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a luminous mouse pad according to an embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a luminous mouse pad according to an embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a luminous mouse pad according to the present invention.
Detailed Description
The embodiment of the invention provides a luminous mouse pad which is used for providing different front luminous modes.
Referring to fig. 1, an embodiment of a light-emitting mouse pad according to an embodiment of the invention includes:
a PCB101, a light source 102, a displacement sensor 103, and a controller 104;
the light sources 102 are connected with the controller 104 and are arrayed on the PCB 101;
the displacement sensors 103 are connected with the controller 104 and are arrayed on the PCB 101;
the displacement sensor 103 is used for sensing whether the mouse exists or not and the position change of the mouse, and sending sensing information to the controller 104;
the controller 104 is configured to receive a light emitting mode and sensing information input by a user, and control a light emitting state of the light source 102 on the front surface of the light emitting mouse pad according to the sensing information in the light emitting mode.
In this embodiment, the displacement sensor 103 can sense the movement and the position change of the mouse and send the sensing information to the controller 104, so that the controller 104 can control the plurality of light sources 102 to provide different light emitting modes on the front surface of the mouse pad according to the position and the movement of the mouse in the light emitting mode input by the user, thereby increasing the interactivity between the mouse pad and the mouse and diversifying the light emitting area of the light emitting mouse pad.
For easy understanding, the following describes the light-emitting mouse pad in detail, and the light-emitting mouse pad may receive different light-emitting modes input by a user, and provide different light-emitting states according to the position and the action of the mouse in the different light-emitting modes, which are described in the following aspects:
1. light-emitting mouse pad receives spectrum mode input by user
Referring to fig. 2, another embodiment of a light-emitting mouse pad according to the present invention includes:
PCB 201, light source 202, displacement sensor 203 and controller 204;
the light sources 202 are connected with the controller 204 and are arrayed on the PCB 201;
the displacement sensors 203 are connected with the controller 204 and are arrayed on the PCB 201;
the displacement sensor 203 is used for sensing whether the mouse exists or not and the position change of the mouse, and sending sensing information to the controller 204;
the controller 204 is configured to receive the spectrum mode and the sensing information input by the user, and control the light emitting state of the light source 202 on the front surface of the light emitting mouse pad according to the sensing information in the light emitting mode.
In this embodiment, the light-emitting mouse pad further includes:
a plastic part 205 and a PC layer 206;
a music microphone 207;
the plastic parts 205 are respectively positioned at the upper layer and the lower layer of the PCB 201 and used for filling the grooves of the PCB, and the PC layer 206 is positioned above the plastic parts at the upper layer of the PCB and used for placing the mouse;
the music microphone 207 is connected to the controller 204 and is disposed on the PCB 201 for sensing external music and transmitting it to the controller 204.
Wherein the light source 202 comprises:
an LED, LCD, or EL cold light sheet, wherein the LED comprises: the LED surface mount lamp with the front side emitting, the LED surface mount lamp with the side emitting or the back side emitting, or the single-color LED lamp or the LED lamp with the composite color.
Wherein the displacement sensor 203 comprises:
hall switches, magnetic induction sensors, infrared sensors or near field communication NFC sensors.
The following specifically illustrates the light emitting process and the light emitting state of the light emitting mouse pad after receiving the spectrum mode input by the user.
When the controller 204 receives a spectrum mode input by a user through a touch mode, a button mode or an interface driving setting mode, the displacement sensor 203 is used for sensing whether the mouse exists or not and the action of the mouse, when the displacement sensor 203 senses that the mouse is in a static state, current sensing information is sent to the controller 204, the controller 204 controls the LED light sources arranged on the PCB 201 to perform cyclic backlight, namely, the LED light sources emit light to the position area, which is shielded by the mouse, on the mouse pad, the LED light sources are extinguished, the position area, which is not shielded by the mouse, of the LED light sources continuously keep the state of lighting.
When the displacement sensor 203 senses the movement of the mouse, the current sensing information is sent to the controller 204, the controller 204 controls the position area, which is shielded by the mouse, on the luminous mouse pad, the LED light source is instantly extinguished, the LED light source of the position area, which is not shielded after the mouse is moved away, is delayed to light, and the LED light source at the position which is moved away first is delayed to light before the LED light source at the position which is moved away later.
In this embodiment, the displacement sensor 203 can sense the movement and the position change of the mouse and send the sensing information to the controller 204, so that the controller 204 can control the plurality of light sources 202 to provide different light emitting modes on the front surface of the mouse pad according to the position and the movement of the mouse in the light emitting mode input by the user, thereby increasing the interactivity between the mouse pad and the mouse and diversifying the light emitting area of the light emitting mouse pad.
In this embodiment, the controller 204 receives the spectrum mode input by the user, which increases the diversity of interaction between the mouse pad and the mouse and improves the flexibility of the scheme.
2. Phantom mode with illuminated mouse pad receiving user input
Referring to fig. 3, another embodiment of a light-emitting mouse pad according to the present invention includes:
a PCB 301, a light source 302, a displacement sensor 303, and a controller 304;
the light sources 302 are connected with the controller 304 and are arrayed on the PCB 301;
the displacement sensors 303 are connected with the controller 304 and are arrayed on the PCB 301;
the displacement sensor 303 is used for sensing whether the mouse exists or not and the position change of the mouse, and sending sensing information to the controller 304;
the controller 304 is configured to receive a spectrum mode and sensing information input by a user, and control a light emitting state of the light source 302 on the front surface of the light emitting mouse pad according to the sensing information in a light emitting mode.
In this embodiment, the light-emitting mouse pad further includes:
a plastic part 305 and a PC layer 306;
a music microphone 307;
the plastic parts 305 are respectively positioned at the upper layer and the lower layer of the PCB 301 and used for filling the grooves of the PCB, and the PC layer 306 is positioned above the plastic parts at the upper layer of the PCB and used for placing the mouse;
the music microphone 307 is connected to the controller 304 and is disposed on the PCB 301 for sensing external music and transmitting it to the controller 304.
Wherein the light source 302 comprises:
an LED, LCD, or EL cold light sheet, wherein the LED comprises: the LED surface mount lamp with the front side emitting, the LED surface mount lamp with the side emitting or the back side emitting, or the single-color LED lamp or the LED lamp with the composite color.
Wherein the displacement sensor 303 comprises:
hall switches, magnetic induction sensors, infrared sensors or near field communication NFC sensors.
The following specifically illustrates the lighting process and lighting status of the lighting mouse pad after receiving the phantom mode input by the user.
When the controller 304 receives the phantom mode input by the user through the touch mode, the button mode or the interface driving mode, the displacement sensor 303 is used for sensing whether the mouse exists or not and the action of the mouse, when the displacement sensor 303 does not sense the mouse, the displacement sensor sends the current sensing information to the controller 304, and the controller 304 controls the LED light sources arranged on the PCB 301 to do radar detection patterns, namely, all the LED light sources do arc trailing scanning by taking the center of the luminous mouse pad as the center.
When the displacement sensor 303 senses the mouse and the mouse is in a static state, current sensing information is sent to the controller 304, the controller 304 controls the LED light sources in the position area shielded by the mouse on the luminous mouse pad to be turned off instantly, the LED light sources adjacent to the position area are turned on, and the rest LED light sources are all turned off.
When the displacement sensor 303 senses the movement of the mouse, the current sensing information is sent to the controller 304, the controller 304 controls the LED light sources in the position area shielded by the mouse on the luminous mouse pad to be turned off instantly, the LED light sources in the position area which is not shielded after the mouse is moved away are turned on in a delayed manner, and the LED light sources at the positions which are moved away first are turned on in a delayed manner before the LED light sources at the positions which are moved away later.
In this embodiment, the displacement sensor 303 can sense the movement and the position change of the mouse and send the sensing information to the controller 304, so that the controller 304 can control the plurality of light sources 302 to provide different light emitting modes on the front surface of the mouse pad according to the position and the movement of the mouse in the light emitting mode input by the user, thereby increasing the interactivity between the mouse pad and the mouse and diversifying the light emitting area of the light emitting mouse pad.
In this embodiment, the controller 304 receives the phantom mode input by the user, which increases the diversity of interaction between the mouse pad and the mouse and improves the flexibility of the scheme.
3. Drag mode for receiving user input by luminous mouse pad
Referring to fig. 4, another embodiment of a light-emitting mouse pad according to the present invention includes:
a PCB 401, a light source 402, a displacement sensor 403 and a controller 404;
the light sources 402 are connected with the controller 404 and are arrayed on the PCB 401;
the displacement sensors 403 are connected with the controller 404 and are arrayed on the PCB 401;
the displacement sensor 403 is used for sensing whether the mouse exists or not and the position change of the mouse, and sending sensing information to the controller 404;
the controller 404 is configured to receive the spectrum mode and the sensing information input by the user, and control the light emitting state of the light source 402 on the front surface of the light emitting mouse pad according to the sensing information in the light emitting mode.
In this embodiment, the light-emitting mouse pad further includes:
a plastic part 405 and a PC layer 406;
a music microphone 407;
the plastic parts 405 are respectively positioned at the upper layer and the lower layer of the PCB 401 and used for filling the grooves of the PCB, and the PC layer 406 is positioned above the plastic parts at the upper layer of the PCB and used for placing the mouse;
the music microphone 407 is connected with the controller 404, is arranged on the PCB 401, and is used for sensing external music and sending the external music to the controller 404.
Wherein the light source 402 comprises:
an LED, LCD, or EL cold light sheet, wherein the LED comprises: the LED surface mount lamp with the front side emitting, the LED surface mount lamp with the side emitting or the back side emitting, or the single-color LED lamp or the LED lamp with the composite color.
Wherein the displacement sensor 403 comprises:
hall switches, magnetic induction sensors, infrared sensors or near field communication NFC sensors.
The following specifically illustrates the lighting process and lighting state of the lighting mouse pad after receiving the hold-down mode input by the user.
When the controller 404 receives the phantom mode input by the user through the touch mode, the button mode or the interface driving mode, the displacement sensor 403 is used for sensing whether the mouse exists or not and the action of the mouse, when the displacement sensor 403 does not sense the mouse, the LED light sources around the PCB 401 respectively emit one or more beams of light rays taking the preset center point as the center, wherein the preset center point can be regularly changed, and the preset center point can be any point on the luminous mouse pad.
When the displacement sensor 403 senses the mouse and the mouse is static, the current sensing information is sent to the controller 404, the controller 404 controls the LED lamps in the position area shielded by the mouse to be extinguished instantly, the LED lamps in the position area not shielded by the mouse are respectively emitted by one or more LED light sources around the PCB 401, and the LED light sources take the mouse as a center point.
When the displacement sensor 403 senses the movement of the mouse, the current sensing information is sent to the controller 404, the controller 404 controls the LED light sources on the position area shielded by the mouse on the luminous mouse pad to be extinguished instantly, and the position area not shielded by the mouse respectively emits one or more beams of light rays taking the mouse as a central point, wherein the central point moves along with the movement of the position of the mouse.
In this embodiment, the displacement sensor 403 can sense the movement and the position change of the mouse, and send the sensing information to the controller 404, so that the controller 404 can control the plurality of light sources 402 to provide different light emitting modes on the front surface of the mouse pad according to the position and the movement of the mouse in the light emitting mode input by the user, thereby increasing the interactivity between the mouse pad and the mouse and diversifying the light emitting area of the light emitting mouse pad.
In this embodiment, the controller 404 receives the pinning mode input by the user, which increases the diversity of interaction between the mouse pad and the mouse and improves the flexibility of the scheme.
4. The luminous mouse pad receives a music mode input by a user;
referring to fig. 5, another embodiment of a light-emitting mouse pad according to the present invention includes:
a PCB 501, a light source 502, a displacement sensor 503, and a controller 504;
the light sources 502 are connected with the controller 504 and are arrayed on the PCB 501;
the displacement sensors 503 are connected with the controller 504 and are arrayed on the PCB 501;
the displacement sensor 503 is used for sensing whether the mouse exists or not and the position of the mouse changes, and sending sensing information to the controller 504;
the controller 504 is configured to receive the spectrum mode and the sensing information input by the user, and control the light emitting state of the light source 502 on the front surface of the light emitting mouse pad according to the sensing information in the light emitting mode.
In this embodiment, the light-emitting mouse pad further includes:
plastic 505 and PC layer 506;
a music microphone 507;
the plastic parts 505 are respectively positioned on the upper layer and the lower layer of the PCB 501 and used for filling the grooves of the PCB, and the PC layer 506 is positioned above the plastic parts on the upper layer of the PCB and used for placing the mouse;
the music microphone 507 is connected to the controller 504 and is disposed on the PCB 501 for sensing external music and transmitting it to the controller 504.
Wherein the light source 502 comprises:
an LED, LCD, or EL cold light sheet, wherein the LED comprises: the LED surface mount lamp with the front side emitting, the LED surface mount lamp with the side emitting or the back side emitting, or the single-color LED lamp or the LED lamp with the composite color.
Wherein the displacement sensor 503 comprises:
hall switches, magnetic induction sensors, infrared sensors or near field communication NFC sensors.
The following specifically illustrates the lighting process and lighting state of the lighting mouse pad after receiving the music mode input by the user.
When the controller 504 receives a music mode input by a user through a touch mode, a button mode or an interface driving setting mode, the displacement sensor 503 is used for sensing whether a mouse exists or not and the action of the mouse, the music microphone 507 is used for sensing external music and sending the external music to the controller 504, when the displacement sensor 503 does not sense the mouse and the music microphone 507 does not sense the external music, the luminous mouse pad displays music symbols and staff patterns, and a specific music symbol can be a symbol of any song, which is not limited herein.
When the music microphone 507 senses external music and the displacement sensor 503 does not sense a mouse, the music microphone 507 sends the external music to the controller 504, and the controller 504 controls all LED light sources arranged on the PCB 501 to jump along with the external music, and the specific jumping motion is not particularly limited herein.
When the displacement sensor 503 senses the mouse and the music microphone 507 does not sense external music, the displacement sensor 503 sends current sensing information to the controller 504, the controller 504 controls the LED light sources in the position area shielded by the mouse on the PCB 501 to be extinguished instantly, the LED light sources in the position area not shielded by the mouse are circularly diffused by taking the mouse as the center, and the faster the mouse moves, the faster the LED light sources in the position area not shielded by the mouse are diffused.
When the displacement sensor 503 senses the mouse and the music microphone 507 senses external music, the displacement sensor 503 and the music microphone 507 respectively send the sensing information of the mouse and the external music to the controller 504, and the controller 504 controls the LED light source of the position area shielded by the mouse to be extinguished instantaneously, and the LED light source of the position area which is not shielded uses the mouse as the center and follows the music to carry out tailing diffusion.
In this embodiment, the displacement sensor 503 can sense the movement and the position change of the mouse, and send the sensing information to the controller 504, so that the controller 504 controls the plurality of light sources 502 to provide different light emitting modes on the front surface of the mouse pad according to the position and the movement of the mouse in the light emitting mode input by the user, thereby increasing the interactivity between the mouse pad and the mouse and diversifying the light emitting area of the light emitting mouse pad.
In this embodiment, the controller 504 receives the music mode input by the user, which increases the diversity of interaction between the mouse pad and the mouse and improves the flexibility of the scheme.
5. The luminous mouse pad receives ripple modes input by a user;
referring to fig. 6, another embodiment of a light-emitting mouse pad according to the present invention includes:
a PCB 601, a light source 602, a displacement sensor 603 and a controller 604;
the light sources 602 are connected with the controller 604 and are arrayed on the PCB 601;
the displacement sensors 603 are connected with the controller 604 and are arrayed on the PCB 601;
the displacement sensor 603 is used for sensing whether the mouse exists or not and the position change of the mouse, and sending sensing information to the controller 604;
the controller 604 is configured to receive the spectrum mode and the sensing information input by the user, and control the light emitting state of the light source 602 on the front surface of the light emitting mouse pad according to the sensing information in the light emitting mode.
In this embodiment, the light-emitting mouse pad further includes:
plastic part 605 and PC layer 606;
a music microphone 607;
the plastic parts 605 are respectively positioned on the upper layer and the lower layer of the PCB 601 and used for filling the grooves of the PCB, and the PC layer 606 is positioned above the plastic parts on the upper layer of the PCB and used for placing the mouse;
the music microphone 607 is connected to the controller 604 and is disposed on the PCB 601 for sensing external music and transmitting it to the controller 604.
Wherein the light source 602 comprises:
an LED, LCD, or EL cold light sheet, wherein the LED comprises: the LED surface mount lamp with the front side emitting, the LED surface mount lamp with the side emitting or the back side emitting, or the single-color LED lamp or the LED lamp with the composite color.
Wherein the displacement sensor 603 comprises:
hall switches, magnetic induction sensors, infrared sensors or near field communication NFC sensors.
The following specifically illustrates the light emitting process and the light emitting state of the light emitting mouse pad after the light emitting mouse pad receives the ripple mode input by the user.
When the controller 604 receives ripple mode input by a user through a touch, button or interface driving setting mode, the displacement sensor 603 is used for sensing whether the mouse exists or not and the action of the mouse, and when the displacement sensor 603 does not sense the mouse, the controller 604 controls all the LED light sources arranged on the PCB 601 to randomly light up or light down.
When the displacement sensor 603 senses the mouse, current sensing information is sent to the controller 604, the controller 604 controls the LED light sources in the position area shielded by the mouse to be extinguished instantaneously, when a key on the mouse is pressed down, the LED light sources in the position area not shielded by the mouse use the mouse as the center to conduct ripple diffusion, and when the key of the mouse is continuously pressed down, the LED light sources in the position area not shielded by the mouse use the mouse as the center to conduct ripple diffusion continuously.
In this embodiment, the displacement sensor 603 can sense the movement and the position change of the mouse, and send the sensing information to the controller 604, so that the controller 604 can control the plurality of light sources 602 to provide different light emitting modes on the front surface of the mouse pad according to the position and the movement of the mouse in the light emitting mode input by the user, thereby increasing the interactivity between the mouse pad and the mouse and diversifying the light emitting area of the light emitting mouse pad.
In this embodiment, the controller 604 receives ripple modes input by the user, which increases the variety of interactions between the mouse pad and the mouse and improves the flexibility of the scheme.
It should be noted that, in the embodiment of the present invention, the spectrum mode, phantom mode, pinning mode, music mode and ripple mode input by the user are described separately, but the present invention is not limited to these modes, and includes other light emitting modes that can be implemented by the displacement sensor, the light source, the controller and the PCB board in embodiment 1 and derivative modes of the light emitting modes described in the present invention, which are not limited herein.
It will be clear to those skilled in the art that, for convenience and brevity of description, specific working procedures of the above-described systems, apparatuses and units may refer to corresponding procedures in the foregoing method embodiments, which are not repeated herein.
In the several embodiments provided in this application, it should be understood that the disclosed systems, apparatuses, and methods may be implemented in other ways. For example, the apparatus embodiments described above are merely illustrative, e.g., the division of the units is merely a logical function division, and there may be additional divisions when actually implemented, e.g., multiple units or components may be combined or integrated into another system, or some features may be omitted or not performed. Alternatively, the coupling or direct coupling or communication connection shown or discussed with each other may be an indirect coupling or communication connection via some interfaces, devices or units, which may be in electrical, mechanical or other form.
The units described as separate units may or may not be physically separate, and units shown as units may or may not be physical units, may be located in one place, or may be distributed on a plurality of network units. Some or all of the units may be selected according to actual needs to achieve the purpose of the solution of this embodiment.
In addition, each functional unit in the embodiments of the present invention may be integrated in one processing unit, or each unit may exist alone physically, or two or more units may be integrated in one unit. The integrated units may be implemented in hardware or in software functional units.
The integrated units, if implemented in the form of software functional units and sold or used as stand-alone products, may be stored in a computer readable storage medium. Based on such understanding, the technical solution of the present invention may be embodied essentially or in part or all of the technical solution or in part in the form of a software product stored in a storage medium, including instructions for causing a computer device (which may be a personal computer, a server, or a network device, etc.) to perform all or part of the steps of the method according to the embodiments of the present invention. And the aforementioned storage medium includes: a U-disk, a removable hard disk, a Read-Only Memory (ROM), a random access Memory (RAM, random Access Memory), a magnetic disk, or an optical disk, or other various media capable of storing program codes.
The above embodiments are only for illustrating the technical solution of the present invention, and not for limiting the same; although the invention has been described in detail with reference to the foregoing embodiments, it will be understood by those of ordinary skill in the art that: the technical scheme described in the foregoing embodiments can be modified or some technical features thereof can be replaced by equivalents; such modifications and substitutions do not depart from the spirit and scope of the technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention.
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1. A lighted mouse pad, comprising:
the device comprises a PCB, a light source, a displacement sensor and a controller;
the light sources are connected with the controller and are arranged on the PCB;
the displacement sensors are connected with the controller and are arranged on the PCB;
the displacement sensor is used for sensing whether a mouse exists or not and the position change of the mouse, and sending sensing information to the controller;
the controller is used for receiving a light emitting mode and the sensing information input by a user and controlling the light emitting state of the light source on the front surface of the light emitting mouse pad according to the sensing information in the light emitting mode;
the luminous mouse pad further comprises:
music microphone, plastic part and PC layer;
the music microphone is connected with the controller, is arranged on the PCB and is used for sensing external music and sending the music to the controller, wherein the music is used for driving the light source to jump along with the music;
the plastic parts are respectively positioned on the upper layer and the lower layer of the PCB and are used for filling the grooves of the PCB;
the PC layer is located above the plastic part on the upper layer of the PCB and is used for placing the mouse.
2. The lighted mouse pad of claim 1, wherein the light source includes:
LCD, EL cold light sheet, front-side light-emitting LED patch lamp, side-side light-emitting LED patch lamp, back-side light-emitting LED patch lamp, monochromatic LED lamp, and/or synthetic color LED lamp.
3. The lighted mouse pad of claim 1 or 2, wherein the lighting pattern includes:
spectral mode, phantom mode, pinning mode, musical mode, or ripple mode.
4. The lighted mouse pad of claim 1, wherein the controller is configured to receive a user-entered lighting pattern comprising:
the controller receives the light emitting mode input by the user through a touch type, button type or interface driving setting mode.
5. The lighted mouse pad of claim 1, wherein the displacement sensor includes:
hall switches, magnetic induction sensors, infrared sensors or near field communication NFC sensors.
6. The lighted mouse pad of claim 3, wherein the spectral pattern comprises:
when the displacement sensor senses the mouse and the mouse is static, the light source is circularly backlit, namely, a position area which is shielded by the mouse on the luminous mouse pad is extinguished, and a position area which is not shielded by the mouse is continuously kept on;
when the displacement sensor senses that the mouse moves, the light source is turned off instantaneously in a position area which is shielded by the mouse on the luminous mouse pad, the position area which is not shielded after the mouse moves away, the light source is turned on in a delayed manner, and the light source at the first-move-away position is turned on in a delayed manner before the light source at the later-move-away position.
7. The lighted mouse pad of claim 3, wherein the phantom mode includes:
when the displacement sensor does not sense the mouse, all the light sources are subjected to radar detection patterns, namely arc trailing scanning is performed by taking the center of the luminous mouse pad as the center;
when the displacement sensor senses the mouse and the mouse is static, the light source is turned off instantaneously in a position area, which is shielded by the mouse, on the luminous mouse pad, the light source at a position adjacent to the shielded position area is turned on, and all the rest light sources are turned off;
when the displacement sensor senses that the mouse moves, the light source is turned off instantaneously in a position area which is shielded by the mouse on the luminous mouse pad, the position area which is not shielded after the mouse moves away, the light source is turned on in a delayed manner, and the light source at the first-move-away position is turned on in a delayed manner before the light source at the later-move-away position.
8. The lighted mouse pad of claim 3, wherein the music mode includes:
when the displacement sensor does not sense the mouse and the music microphone does not sense music, the luminous mouse pad displays music symbols and staff patterns;
when the displacement sensor does not sense the mouse and the music microphone senses the music, the music microphone sends the music to the controller, and the controller controls the light source to jump according to the music;
when the displacement sensor senses the mouse and the music microphone does not sense the music, the light source is instantly extinguished in a position area which is shielded by the mouse and is not shielded by the mouse, the light source is circularly diffused by taking the mouse as the center, and the faster the mouse moves, the faster the light source is diffused;
when the displacement sensor senses the mouse and the music microphone senses the music, the light source is extinguished instantly in a position area shielded by the mouse on the luminous mouse pad, the music microphone sends the music to the controller, and the controller controls the light source which is not shielded by the mouse in the position area to be centered on the mouse and to follow the music to carry out trailing diffusion.
9. The illuminated mouse pad according to claim 3, wherein the ripple pattern comprises:
when the displacement sensor does not sense the mouse, the controller controls the light source to randomly light up or light down;
when the displacement sensor senses the mouse, the light source is instantaneously extinguished in a position area, which is shielded by the mouse, on the luminous mouse pad, when a key on the mouse is pressed down, the light source around the mouse takes the mouse as the center to perform ripple diffusion, and when the key on the mouse is continuously pressed down, the light source around the mouse takes the mouse as the center to continuously perform ripple diffusion.
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