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【技术领域】【Technical field】
本发明涉及一种触控辨识装置的感测方法及其感测模块,特别是关于一种判断触控讯号读取时,若有手指或异物位于触控辨识装置上的参考电极的感测方法及其感测模块,如何快速校正并提高整体感测精确度。The present invention relates to a sensing method of a touch recognition device and a sensing module thereof, in particular to a sensing method for judging whether a finger or a foreign object is located on a reference electrode on a touch recognition device when a touch signal is read. And its sensing module, how to quickly correct and improve the overall sensing accuracy.
【背景技术】【Background technique】
触控面板或触控屏幕是主要的现代人机接口之一,作为一种位置辨识装置,能够巧妙的结合输入和显示接口,故具有节省装置空间和操作人性化的优点,目前已非常广泛应用在各式消费性或者工业性电子产品上。举例:个人数字助理(personal digitalassistant,PDA)、掌上电脑(palm-sized PC)、平板计算机(tablet computer)、移动电话(mobile phone)、信息家电(Information Appliance)、销售柜员机(Point-Of-Sale,POS)等装置上。Touch panel or touch screen is one of the main modern human-machine interfaces. As a position recognition device, it can skillfully combine input and display interfaces, so it has the advantages of saving device space and humanized operation, and has been widely used at present. On various consumer or industrial electronic products. Examples: personal digital assistant (personal digital assistant, PDA), palm-sized PC (palm-sized PC), tablet computer (tablet computer), mobile phone (mobile phone), information appliance (Information Appliance), sales teller machine (Point-Of-Sale) , POS) and other devices.
现有电容式触控面板包括数据处理模块、驱动电极及感应电极等,其中驱动电极及感应电极分别经由各自的接口与数据处理模块电性链接。驱动电极是由相互平行的复数个驱动电极条所组成,感应电极是由复数个相互平行的感应电极条所组成,其中各驱动电极条与各感应电极条是互相垂直配置而形成复数个交叉处。当驱动电极受到驱动电压的驱动时,其与感应电极之间形成电场,使得感应电极产生感应电荷,而具有一交互电容,复数个驱动电极条与复数个感应电极条即形成复数个电场,因此可拟似每一该交叉处即具有一交互电容,复数个交叉处即形成交互电容数组。交互电容数组在稳态的环境下,具有一稳定的电容量(以下称基底电容),使得感应电极产生一感应电压(此时的感应电压称为基底电压),数据处理模块经由其接口读取感应电压。当手指或其他导电物质接近交叉处时,将改变该处的电场,造成感应电压变化。变化的感应电压向数据处理模块传输后,由模拟对数字转换器转换成数字讯号后,再由经由算法辨识其是否为一触控讯号,决定是否进行触碰位置的演算,进而处理形成向主机端输出的触碰信息输入数据。其中,主机端为具有至少一中央处理器(CPU)控制的设备,例如计算机、PDA等。The existing capacitive touch panel includes a data processing module, a driving electrode and a sensing electrode, etc., wherein the driving electrode and the sensing electrode are electrically connected to the data processing module through respective interfaces. The driving electrode is composed of a plurality of driving electrode strips parallel to each other, and the sensing electrode is composed of a plurality of parallel sensing electrode strips, wherein each driving electrode strip and each sensing electrode strip are arranged perpendicular to each other to form a plurality of intersections . When the driving electrode is driven by the driving voltage, an electric field is formed between the driving electrode and the sensing electrode, so that the sensing electrode generates an induced charge and has an alternating capacitance, and a plurality of driving electrode strips and a plurality of sensing electrode strips form a plurality of electric fields, so It can be simulated that each intersection has an interaction capacitance, and a plurality of intersections forms an array of interaction capacitance. In a steady-state environment, the interactive capacitance array has a stable capacitance (hereinafter referred to as the base capacitance), so that the sensing electrode generates an induced voltage (the induced voltage at this time is called the base voltage), and the data processing module reads it through its interface. inductive voltage. When a finger or other conductive substance approaches the intersection, it will change the electric field there, resulting in a change in the induced voltage. After the changed induced voltage is transmitted to the data processing module, it is converted into a digital signal by the analog-to-digital converter, and then the algorithm is used to identify whether it is a touch signal, to determine whether to perform the calculation of the touch position, and then process it to form a signal to the host The touch information input data output by the terminal. Wherein, the host end is a device controlled by at least one central processing unit (CPU), such as a computer, a PDA, and the like.
由于驱动电极与感应电极之间所形成的电场容易受到外来电磁波等的干扰,导致不能准确地量测手指等导电性物质所引起的电容性充电转移的电荷量变化。因此现有技术有利用讯号相减的方式将此一噪声减除的方法,其重复进行一量测循环,得到二个以上不同的感测电压讯号再相减。藉由差分法(deferential)处理二个以上不同的感测电压讯号,以得到消除基底噪声(common mode noise)的触控讯号。采用一般差分法虽然可以消除基底噪声,但是需要两两成对的感测讯号来计算出差分值,可能在量测过程中有手指或异物触碰,影响后端运算例如采用差分法计算而造成精确度或分辨率下降。Since the electric field formed between the driving electrode and the sensing electrode is easily disturbed by external electromagnetic waves, etc., it is impossible to accurately measure the change in the amount of charge transferred by capacitive charging caused by conductive substances such as fingers. Therefore, in the prior art, there is a method of subtracting the noise by signal subtraction, which repeats a measurement cycle to obtain more than two different sensing voltage signals and then subtracts them. The differential method (deferential) is used to process two or more different sensing voltage signals to obtain a touch signal that eliminates common mode noise. Although the general difference method can eliminate the background noise, it needs two pairs of sensing signals to calculate the difference value. There may be fingers or foreign objects in the measurement process, which will affect the back-end calculation. For example, the difference method is used to calculate. Decrease in accuracy or resolution.
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为了克服上述习知技术的缺点,本发明提供下列各种实施例来解决上述问题。In order to overcome the above-mentioned shortcomings of the prior art, the present invention provides the following various embodiments to solve the above-mentioned problems.
本发明实施例提供一种触控辨识装置采用参考电极进行感测方法及其感测模块,通过周期性或实时性穿插执行一判断程序于执行感测方法的一般周期波差异比较运算中,读取分辨判断一第一参考电极的受扰及其受扰区段,另通过本发明中新的参考电极选取方法,找到一第二感测电极其于前述受扰区段为受扰者,供给接续作为更替的第二参考电极;以此第二参考电极对该原本受扰区进行读取,对受扰区段做运算补偿,补足受扰区段为正确读取值,且全帧(FRAME)得以取得正确归原的读值。因此,快速解决参考电极的噪声干涉,进而提高整体感测精确度。An embodiment of the present invention provides a touch recognition device using a reference electrode for sensing method and its sensing module. A judging program is executed periodically or in real time in the general periodic wave difference comparison operation of the sensing method. Read Take and distinguish the disturbed and disturbed section of a first reference electrode, and find a second sensing electrode that is disturbed in the aforementioned disturbed section through the new reference electrode selection method in the present invention, and supply Continue as the second reference electrode for replacement; use the second reference electrode to read the original disturbed area, do calculation compensation for the disturbed area, and make up for the correct read value of the disturbed area, and the whole frame (FRAME ) to get the correct reset reading. Therefore, the noise interference of the reference electrode is quickly resolved, thereby improving the overall sensing accuracy.
触控辨识装置预先设定正确触碰与无触碰等的阈限值。前项设置完成,可开始常规量测,其是基于采用第一参考电极所得知一组读取的感测值;前项动作的接续为一默认阈限值检验程序以标示受扰区段,也就是利用此默认阈限值检验程序以判断第一感测电极(第一参考电极)是否异常;若无受扰,则反复进行如前述的常规读取,否则对受扰区段,根据阈限值,选定其他参考电极,在该区段的各驱动电极确定一感测电极其为合于无受扰条件者,令其为一第二参考电极;并以此第二参考电极,为二次读取的参考电极;以预存向量差在一次与二次读取中做校正,获得全帧归原的正确读值;回复常态读取。The touch recognition device presets thresholds for correct touch and no touch. After the setting of the previous item is completed, the routine measurement can be started, which is based on a set of read sensing values obtained by using the first reference electrode; the continuation of the previous item is a default threshold value inspection procedure to mark the disturbed section, That is to say, use this default threshold value inspection program to judge whether the first sensing electrode (first reference electrode) is abnormal; Limit value, select other reference electrodes, each driving electrode in this section determines a sensing electrode which is in line with the undisturbed condition, and makes it a second reference electrode; and with this second reference electrode, as The reference electrode for the second reading; use the pre-stored vector difference to make corrections in the first and second readings to obtain the correct reading value of the full frame return; return to normal reading.
为了达到上述之一或部份或全部目的或是其他目的,本发明实施例提供一种触控辨识装置的感测方法及其感测模块,其中触控辨识装置包括复数个感测电极、复数个驱动电极及一电性连接复数个驱动电极及复数个感测电极的处理单元,复数个感测电极与复数个驱动电极交会而具有复数个节点。In order to achieve one or part or all of the above objectives or other objectives, an embodiment of the present invention provides a sensing method of a touch recognition device and a sensing module thereof, wherein the touch recognition device includes a plurality of sensing electrodes, a plurality of There are a plurality of driving electrodes and a processing unit electrically connected to the plurality of driving electrodes and the plurality of sensing electrodes. The plurality of sensing electrodes intersect with the plurality of driving electrodes to have a plurality of nodes.
所述感测模块执行感测方法的步骤包括:通过处理单元选定复数个感测电极中的一第一感测电极并设为一第一参考电极;通过处理单元进行一量测循环,以得到复数个节点的感测读值;根据复数个感测读值判断第一感测电极是否异常;以及当第一感测电极为异常,第一感测电极与其交会的复数个驱动电极的其一上具有一受触碰点,则通过处理单元执行一选定新的参考电极程序,以替换掉第一感测电极。The steps of executing the sensing method by the sensing module include: selecting a first sensing electrode among the plurality of sensing electrodes through the processing unit and setting it as a first reference electrode; performing a measurement cycle through the processing unit to Obtaining sensing readings of a plurality of nodes; judging whether the first sensing electrode is abnormal according to the plurality of sensing readings; If there is a touched point, the processing unit executes a process of selecting a new reference electrode to replace the first sensing electrode.
其中,处理单元执行该选定参考电极程序包括:找出受触碰点上的驱动电极与其他复数个感测电极交会的复数个节点,以定义为复数个候选节点,其中被定义的复数个候选节点的感测读值需符合一理想基底值;判断候选节点的感测读值减去受触碰点的感测读值后是否符合一临界值,并定义符合临界值的候选节点为一完美节点;以及根据完美节点所在的感测电极,选出最邻近第一感测电极的感测电极,以替换第一感测电极。Wherein, the processing unit executes the program of selecting the reference electrode including: finding a plurality of nodes where the driving electrode on the touched point intersects with other plurality of sensing electrodes to define as a plurality of candidate nodes, wherein the plurality of defined The sensing reading value of the candidate node must meet an ideal base value; determine whether the sensing reading value of the candidate node minus the sensing reading value of the touched point meets a critical value, and define the candidate node meeting the critical value as a a perfect node; and selecting a sensing electrode closest to the first sensing electrode to replace the first sensing electrode according to the sensing electrode where the perfect node is located.
在一实施例中,判断第一感测电极是否异常的步骤,也就是所述默认阈限值检验程序包括:计算同一个驱动电极上的每一节点的感测读值,分别与第一感测电极上节点的感测读值之间的一差异值;比较差异值是否高于或低于一阈限值;以及,若差异值高于或低于阈限值,则判断第一感测电极为异常。In one embodiment, the step of judging whether the first sensing electrode is abnormal, that is, the default threshold value inspection program includes: calculating the sensing reading value of each node on the same driving electrode, which is respectively compared with the first sensing electrode A difference value between the sensing reading values of the nodes on the measuring electrodes; comparing whether the difference value is higher or lower than a threshold value; and, if the difference value is higher or lower than the threshold value, then judge the first sensing Electrodes are abnormal.
在一实施例中,当第一感测电极被判断为异常时,则停止通过第一感测电极设为参考电极所进行的量测循环。In one embodiment, when the first sensing electrode is determined to be abnormal, the measurement cycle performed by setting the first sensing electrode as the reference electrode is stopped.
在一实施例中,进行量测循环前,于无指向组件接触触控辨识装置的理想环境下执行一基底量测,以获得所有复数个节点的感测读值,并计算得到理想基底值。In one embodiment, before performing the measurement cycle, a base measurement is performed in an ideal environment where the non-directional component touches the touch recognition device, so as to obtain the sensing reading values of all the plurality of nodes, and calculate the ideal base value.
在一实施例中,符合理想基底值的条件定义为位于理想基底值的正负10%差。In one embodiment, the condition of meeting the ideal base value is defined as being within plus or minus 10% of the ideal base value.
在一实施例中,触控辨识装置更包括提供一中央处理模块,电性连接处理单元。中央处理模块包括复数个缓存器(register),中央处理模块利用复数个缓存器,将具有受触碰点的驱动电极对应进行记录,其中复数个缓存器的单位为n bit(位元)的向量,且复数个缓存器的数量与复数个驱动电极的数量相关,当候选节点的感测读值的差异未符合临界值,则缓存器的bit(位元)纪录为1;当候选节点的感测读值的差异符合临界值,则缓存器的bit(位元)纪录为0。In one embodiment, the touch recognition device further includes providing a central processing module electrically connected to the processing unit. The central processing module includes a plurality of registers, and the central processing module uses the plurality of registers to record the corresponding driving electrodes with touched points, wherein the unit of the plurality of registers is a vector of n bits (bits) , and the number of multiple registers is related to the number of multiple driving electrodes, when the difference of the sensing reading value of the candidate node does not meet the critical value, the bit (bit) of the register is recorded as 1; when the sensing value of the candidate node If the difference of the reading value meets the critical value, the bit (bit) record of the register is 0.
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图1为本发明实施例中一种应用于触控辨识装置的感测模块的示意图。FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a sensing module applied to a touch recognition device in an embodiment of the present invention.
图2为本发明实施例中一种应用于触控辨识装置的感测模块的示意图。FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a sensing module applied to a touch recognition device in an embodiment of the present invention.
图3为本发明实施例中一种应用于触控辨识装置的感测方法的流程图。FIG. 3 is a flow chart of a sensing method applied to a touch recognition device in an embodiment of the present invention.
图4为本发明实施例中判断第一感测电极是否异常的方法流程图。FIG. 4 is a flowchart of a method for judging whether a first sensing electrode is abnormal in an embodiment of the present invention.
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130、S1-S4感测电极130. S1-S4 sensing electrodes
D1S1、D1S2、D1S3、D1S4、D2S1、D2S2…节点D1S1, D1S2, D1S3, D1S4, D2S1, D2S2… nodes
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本领域的普通技术人员可以理解到,本发明实施例提供的方法所包含的各个步骤,其执行顺序未必依照所述实施例所示的顺序,除非各个步骤间有特别说明的依存关系,否则本发明并不限定各个步骤间的执行顺序。除此的外,在不影响本发明所提供的精神的情况下,各个步骤间可以插入其他步骤。如此衍生出的实作范例,也会落入本发明的范围当中。Those of ordinary skill in the art can understand that the execution order of the various steps included in the method provided by the embodiment of the present invention does not necessarily follow the order shown in the embodiment, unless there is a specifically stated dependency between the various steps, otherwise the The invention does not limit the execution order of the various steps. Besides, other steps may be inserted between each step without affecting the spirit provided by the present invention. Implementation examples derived in this way also fall within the scope of the present invention.
请参照图1,是本发明第一实施例中的一种触控辨识装置的感测模块100。一种触控辨识装置的感测模块100包括一处理单元110、复数个驱动电极120及复数个感测电极130。于本实施例中,驱动电极120包括至少7条驱动电极D1-D7,感测电极130包括至少4条感测电极S1-S4。复数个驱动电极120与复数个感测电极130交会而具有复数个节点D1S1、D1S2、D1S3、D1S4、D2S1、D2S2…等。处理单元110电性连接感测电极130及驱动电极120,用以驱动驱动电极120并感测感测电极130上的电容变化,以得到复数个节点的复数个点量测值。Please refer to FIG. 1 , which is a
上述感测模块100用以执行以下本发明实施例中的一种触控辨识装置的感测方法。The above-mentioned
请参照图3及图4,是本发明实施例中一种触控辨识装置的感测方法的流程示意图,并配合图1及图2中第一及第二实施例说明。本发明实施例的感测方法包括以下步骤S100-S160来执行判断及选定参考电极程序,以进行触控量测。Please refer to FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 , which are schematic flow charts of a sensing method of a touch recognition device in an embodiment of the present invention, and are described in conjunction with the first and second embodiments in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 . The sensing method of the embodiment of the present invention includes the following steps S100-S160 to execute the process of determining and selecting the reference electrode for touch measurement.
步骤S100:进行量测循环前,于无指向组件接触触控辨识装置的理想环境下执行一基底量测,以获得所有复数个节点的感测读值,并计算得到一理想基底值。根据所有复数个节点的感测读值,计算得到理想基底值可以是所有节点的感测读值的平均值,但本发明不限于采用平均值作为理想基底值的计算方式。Step S100 : Before performing the measurement cycle, perform a base measurement in an ideal environment where the non-directional component touches the touch recognition device, so as to obtain the sensing reading values of all the plurality of nodes, and calculate an ideal base value. According to the sensing readings of all the plurality of nodes, the ideal base value calculated may be the average value of the sensing readings of all nodes, but the present invention is not limited to the calculation method of using the average value as the ideal base value.
步骤S110:选定复数个感测电极S1-S4中的一第一感测电极。于本实施例中预先选定感测电极S1为第一感测电极,并设定感测电极S1作为参考电极来使用。第一感测电极S1与复数个驱动电极D1-D7交会而具有复数个第一节点D1S1、D2S1、D3S1…等。在一实施例中,设定感测电极S1作为参考电极的步骤,包括将感测电极S1电性连接至一参考电极电路,使得处理单元110在此一量测循环中,可将经由第一感测电极S1所收到的讯号进行反向处理,例如乘上一负号,以节省运算时间。Step S110: Select a first sensing electrode among the plurality of sensing electrodes S1-S4. In this embodiment, the sensing electrode S1 is preselected as the first sensing electrode, and the sensing electrode S1 is set as the reference electrode for use. The first sensing electrode S1 intersects with the plurality of driving electrodes D1-D7 to have a plurality of first nodes D1S1, D2S1, D3S1, . . . and so on. In one embodiment, the step of setting the sensing electrode S1 as the reference electrode includes electrically connecting the sensing electrode S1 to a reference electrode circuit, so that the
步骤S120:驱动一个或一个以上的驱动电极,量测感测电极以得到一个或一个以上节点的感测读值。在本实施例中,上述复数个节点的感测读值为周期波驱动所产生的变异值。Step S120: Driving one or more driving electrodes, and measuring the sensing electrodes to obtain sensing reading values of one or more nodes. In this embodiment, the sensing readings of the plurality of nodes are variation values generated by periodic wave driving.
在一实施例中,得到感测读值的步骤更包括:驱动复数个驱动电极的其一者或一部份者;同时或依序量测一个或一部份感测电极以得到一个或一个以上节点的感测读值;停止驱动;驱动复数个驱动电极的另一者或其余部分者;同时或依序量测另一个或另一部份感测电极以得到另一个或其余部分节点的感测读值;以及,重复上述驱动动作,以得到全部节点的感测读值。在另一实施例中,得到感测读值的步骤更包括:同时驱动复数个驱动电极的全部者;以及,量测全部的感测电极以得到全部节点的感测读值。In one embodiment, the step of obtaining the sensing reading value further includes: driving one or a part of the plurality of driving electrodes; measuring one or a part of the sensing electrodes simultaneously or sequentially to obtain one or one Sensing reading values of the above nodes; stop driving; drive another or other part of a plurality of driving electrodes; simultaneously or sequentially measure another or another part of the sensing electrodes to obtain another or other part of the node Sensing read values; and repeating the above driving action to obtain the sense read values of all nodes. In another embodiment, the step of obtaining sensing readings further includes: simultaneously driving all of the plurality of driving electrodes; and measuring all sensing electrodes to obtain sensing readings of all nodes.
在一实施例中,如图1中空心箭头所示,先驱动驱动电极D1,依序得到不同节点D1S1、D1S2、D1S3、D1S4的感测读值。接着,跟着箭头方向依序驱动驱动电极D2,而得到不同节点D2S1、D2S2、D2S3、D2S4的感测读值。然后,依序驱动驱动电极D3及D4,而得到节点D3S1、D3S2、D3S3、D3S4、D4S1、D4S2、D4S3、D4S4的感测读值。In one embodiment, as shown by the hollow arrow in FIG. 1 , the driving electrode D1 is driven first, and the sensing reading values of different nodes D1S1 , D1S2 , D1S3 , and D1S4 are sequentially obtained. Next, drive the driving electrode D2 sequentially in the direction of the arrow to obtain sensing reading values of different nodes D2S1 , D2S2 , D2S3 , and D2S4 . Then, the driving electrodes D3 and D4 are sequentially driven to obtain sensing reading values of the nodes D3S1 , D3S2 , D3S3 , D3S4 , D4S1 , D4S2 , D4S3 , and D4S4 .
在另一实施例中,如图1中实心箭头所示,第一次先驱动驱动电极D1,依序得到不同节点D1S1、D1S2、D1S3、D1S4的感测读值。接着,跟着实心大箭头方向,第二次直接跳选驱动驱动电极D4,而得到不同节点D4S1、D4S2、D4S3、D4S4的感测读值。然后,继续跳选驱动其他驱动电极。其中,第二次驱动可直接跳选驱动电极D4,也就是距离第一次驱动驱动电极D1处,相差隔了3条驱动电极;本发明并不限定此实施例,抑或是可跳选相差隔了4-5条的驱动电极D5或D6,来加快感测方法的反应时间。In another embodiment, as shown by the solid arrow in FIG. 1 , the driving electrode D1 is first driven to sequentially obtain sensing reading values of different nodes D1S1 , D1S2 , D1S3 , and D1S4 . Next, following the direction of the large solid arrow, the driving electrode D4 is directly skipped for the second time to obtain the sensing reading values of different nodes D4S1 , D4S2 , D4S3 , and D4S4 . Then, continue to skip and drive other driving electrodes. Wherein, the second driving can directly skip the driving electrode D4, that is, the distance from the driving electrode D1 of the first driving is separated by 3 driving electrodes; 4-5 driving electrodes D5 or D6 are provided to speed up the response time of the sensing method.
本发明并不限定于此步骤中得到全部的感测读值,可先执行驱动驱动电极的其一者或一部份者,并得到部分节点的感测读值,即可接续下个步骤S130,再回到步骤S120以得到全部感测读值。The present invention is not limited to obtaining all the sensing reading values in this step, one or a part of the driving electrodes can be driven first, and the sensing reading values of some nodes can be obtained, and then the next step S130 can be continued , and return to step S120 to obtain all sensing readings.
步骤S130:判断第一感测电极是否异常。如图3所示判断程序的流程示意图,其包括步骤S131至S134。Step S130: Determine whether the first sensing electrode is abnormal. As shown in FIG. 3 , the flow chart of the judging program includes steps S131 to S134.
步骤S131:计算同一个驱动电极上的每一节点的感测读值,分别与第一感测电极S1上第一节点的感测读值之间的差异值。如图1所示,于步骤S120中,驱动驱动电极D1后,依序求出第一节点D1S1的感测读值分别与其他节点D1S2、D1S3、D1S4的感测读值之间的差异值,然后进行步骤S132;或是再驱动驱动电极D2后,依序求出第一节点D2S1的感测读值分别与其他节点D2S2、D2S3、D2S4的感测读值之间的差异值,再继续进行。上述感测电极所感应的感测读值是周期波驱动所产生的变异,利用本步骤再计算比较二者的差异。Step S131: Calculate the difference between the sensing reading value of each node on the same driving electrode and the sensing reading value of the first node on the first sensing electrode S1. As shown in FIG. 1 , in step S120, after driving the driving electrode D1, the difference values between the sensing reading values of the first node D1S1 and the sensing reading values of other nodes D1S2, D1S3, and D1S4 are sequentially obtained, Then proceed to step S132; or after driving the driving electrode D2 again, sequentially obtain the difference values between the sensing reading values of the first node D2S1 and the sensing reading values of other nodes D2S2, D2S3, and D2S4, and then continue . The sensing readings induced by the above-mentioned sensing electrodes are variations generated by periodic wave driving, and this step is used to calculate and compare the difference between the two.
步骤S132:检查步骤S131所得到的差异值是否高于或低于感测模块100所设定的一阈限值。当无指向对象如手指或触控笔等触碰感测模块时,若感测模块要判别参考电极上是否有其他异物触碰,也就是判别感测电极是否有受扰及其受扰区段,则是进行周期波驱动变异衰减比较,因其感测读值会被其他异物等非指向对象(例如水渍、汗渍、脏污)造成衰减,因此上述步骤是为了观察判断此衰减是否由非指向对象所引起。若差异值高于阈限值,则判断有指向对象触碰第一感测电极。若差异值低于阈限值,则判断为一非指向对象触碰第一感测电极。Step S132 : Check whether the difference obtained in step S131 is higher or lower than a threshold set by the
步骤S133:当差异值高于或低于阈限值,则判断第一感测电极S1为异常。如图1所示,由于节点D3S2与第一节点D3S1的差异值高于或低于阈限值,因此判断第一感测电极S1为异常。至于节点D1S2、D1S3、D1S4分别与第一节点D1S1的差异值皆高于或低于阈限值,因此也判断第一感测电极S1为异常。如图2所示,除了节点D1S2、D1S3、D1S4分别与第一节点D1S1的差异值皆高于或低于阈限值,节点D4S2、D4S3、D4S4分别与第一节点D4S1的差异值亦皆高于或低于阈限值,因此判断第一感测电极S1为异常。Step S133: When the difference value is higher or lower than the threshold value, it is determined that the first sensing electrode S1 is abnormal. As shown in FIG. 1 , since the difference between the node D3S2 and the first node D3S1 is higher or lower than the threshold value, it is determined that the first sensing electrode S1 is abnormal. As for the difference values between the nodes D1S2 , D1S3 , D1S4 and the first node D1S1 respectively are higher or lower than the threshold value, it is also determined that the first sensing electrode S1 is abnormal. As shown in Figure 2, except that the difference values between nodes D1S2, D1S3, D1S4 and the first node D1S1 are all higher or lower than the threshold value, the difference values between nodes D4S2, D4S3, D4S4 and the first node D4S1 are also high It is at or below the threshold value, so it is judged that the first sensing electrode S1 is abnormal.
步骤S134:同时,当第一感测电极被判断为异常时,则感测模块可选择性地停止通过第一感测电极设为参考电极所进行的触控量测循环。当判断第一感测电极遭到手指触碰或是有异物于其上时,先前所获得节点的感测读值讯号,则以新读的感测读值,覆盖旧读的感测读值;或是可直接将旧的感测读值丢弃不使用。Step S134: At the same time, when the first sensing electrode is determined to be abnormal, the sensing module may selectively stop the touch measurement cycle performed by setting the first sensing electrode as a reference electrode. When it is judged that the first sensing electrode is touched by a finger or there is a foreign object on it, the sensing reading signal of the previously obtained node is overwritten with the new sensing reading value to the old sensing reading value ; Or the old sensing reading can be directly discarded and not used.
在一较佳实施例中,当至少一个差异值高于或低于阈限值时,停止触控量测循环。在另一实施例中,在相同驱动电极上,差异值高于或低于阈限值的感测节点的数量为至少两个,则停止触控量测循环。In a preferred embodiment, when at least one difference value is higher or lower than a threshold value, the touch measurement cycle is stopped. In another embodiment, on the same driving electrode, if the number of sensing nodes whose difference value is higher or lower than the threshold is at least two, then the touch measurement cycle is stopped.
上述步骤S130中判断程序可以采用周期性检测或实时性检测。若采用周期性检测,则执行数次量测循环后,执行一次此判断程序,来扫描全面板,以确认被选定作为参考电极的感测电极是否适当;若采用实时性检测,则量测循环下的每次周期波变异衰减比较后即进行判断程序。每次取得节点讯号进行周期波变异衰减比较时,先将差异值依感测模块所设条件,判断作为参考电极的第一感测电极是否遭触碰,是否执行以下步骤来执行一选定参考电极程序,再进行其他讯号处理或判断,例如报点。The judging procedure in the above step S130 may adopt periodic detection or real-time detection. If periodic testing is used, after performing several measurement cycles, execute this judgment procedure once to scan the entire panel to confirm whether the sensing electrodes selected as reference electrodes are appropriate; if real-time testing is used, measure The judgment procedure is carried out after the attenuation comparison of each periodic wave variation under the cycle. Every time the node signal is obtained for periodic wave variation and attenuation comparison, the difference value is first judged according to the conditions set by the sensing module whether the first sensing electrode as the reference electrode has been touched, and whether to perform the following steps to perform a selected reference Electrode program, and then perform other signal processing or judgment, such as point reporting.
步骤S140:承续步骤S130,由于当第一感测电极被判断为异常时,得知第一感测电极与其交会的驱动电极上具有至少一受触碰点。例如图1中所示第一实施例,可得知第一感测电极上的受触碰点为D1S1、D3S1;在图2的第二实施例中,可得知第一感测电极上的受触碰点有两个分别为D1S1、D4S1。Step S140 : continue with step S130 , because when the first sensing electrode is judged to be abnormal, it is known that there is at least one touched point on the driving electrode intersected by the first sensing electrode. For example, in the first embodiment shown in FIG. 1, it can be known that the touched points on the first sensing electrode are D1S1 and D3S1; in the second embodiment of FIG. 2, it can be known that the touched points on the first sensing electrode are There are two touched points, namely D1S1 and D4S1.
步骤S150:通过处理单元执行一选定参考电极程序,以替换第一感测电极而设为参考电极。其中,处理单元执行选定参考电极程序包括步骤S151至S154。Step S150 : Execute a process of selecting a reference electrode by the processing unit to replace the first sensing electrode as a reference electrode. Wherein, the processing unit executes the procedure of selecting the reference electrode including steps S151 to S154.
步骤S151:根据步骤S140,找出受触碰点上的驱动电极与其他感测电极交会的节点,以定义为复数个候选节点,其中被定义的复数个候选节点的感测读值需符合一理想基底值。例如图1中所示第一实施例,可得知第一感测电极上的受触碰点为D1S1、D3S1,其所在的驱动电极与其他感测电极交会的节点为D1S2、D1S3、D1S4、D3S2~4,根据步骤S100可知节点D1S2、D1S3、D1S4的感测读值是否符合理想基底值的条件定义,例如,当感测读值分别位于理想基底值的正负10%差的范围内,则符合理想基底值的条件定义,但本发明所定义不在此限;若上述节点D1S2、D1S3、D1S4的感测读值皆符合理想基底值,则定义为候选节点。Step S151: According to step S140, find out the node where the driving electrode on the touched point intersects with other sensing electrodes to define as a plurality of candidate nodes, wherein the sensing reading values of the defined plurality of candidate nodes must meet a certain Ideal base value. For example, in the first embodiment shown in FIG. 1 , it can be known that the touched points on the first sensing electrode are D1S1, D3S1, and the nodes where the driving electrode where it is located intersects with other sensing electrodes are D1S2, D1S3, D1S4, D3S2-4, according to step S100, it can be known whether the sensing reading values of nodes D1S2, D1S3, and D1S4 meet the conditional definition of the ideal base value, for example, when the sensing reading values are respectively within the range of plus or minus 10% of the ideal base value, It meets the conditional definition of the ideal base value, but the definition of the present invention is not limited thereto; if the sensing reading values of the above-mentioned nodes D1S2, D1S3, and D1S4 all meet the ideal base value, they are defined as candidate nodes.
至于,图2的第二实施例中,可得知第一感测电极上的受触碰点有两个分别为D1S1、D4S1,其所在的驱动电极与其他感测电极交会的候选节点可能为D1S2、D1S3、D1S4、D4S2、D4S3、D4S4。根据步骤S100可知节点D1S2、D1S3、D1S4、D4S2、D4S3、D4S4的感测读值是否符合理想基底值的条件定义,分别位于理想基底值的正负10%差的范围内;若上述节点D1S2、D1S3、D1S4、D4S2、D4S3、D4S4的感测读值皆符合理想基底值,则定义为候选节点。As for the second embodiment in FIG. 2, it can be known that there are two touched points on the first sensing electrode, which are D1S1 and D4S1 respectively, and the candidate node where the driving electrode where it is located may intersect with other sensing electrodes may be D1S2, D1S3, D1S4, D4S2, D4S3, D4S4. According to step S100, it can be known whether the sensing reading values of nodes D1S2, D1S3, D1S4, D4S2, D4S3, and D4S4 meet the conditional definition of the ideal base value, and are respectively located within the range of plus or minus 10% of the ideal base value; if the above nodes D1S2, If the sensing readings of D1S3, D1S4, D4S2, D4S3, and D4S4 all meet the ideal base value, they are defined as candidate nodes.
步骤S152:判断候选节点的感测读值减去受触碰点的感测读值后是否符合一临界值,并定义符合临界值的候选节点为一完美节点。也就是说,本步骤通过候选节点符合临界值的条件,以确认候选节点未被任何手指或异物触碰。在本实施例中,临界值可以由感测模块预先设定,或是由步骤S100中理想基底值换算得到,但本发明并不限于此。举例来说,图1的候选节点D1S2、D1S3、D1S4若皆符合临界值,也就是可定义为一完美节点;图2的候选节点D1S2、D1S3、D1S4、D4S2、D4S3、D4S4若皆符合临界值,也就是可定义为完美节点。Step S152: Determine whether the sensing reading value of the candidate node minus the sensing reading value of the touched point meets a threshold value, and define the candidate node meeting the threshold value as a perfect node. That is to say, in this step, it is confirmed that the candidate node is not touched by any finger or foreign object through the condition that the candidate node meets the critical value. In this embodiment, the threshold value may be preset by the sensing module, or converted from the ideal base value in step S100 , but the present invention is not limited thereto. For example, if the candidate nodes D1S2, D1S3, and D1S4 in Figure 1 all meet the critical value, they can be defined as a perfect node; if the candidate nodes D1S2, D1S3, D1S4, D4S2, D4S3, and D4S4 in Figure 2 all meet the critical value , which can be defined as a perfect node.
上述步骤S140-S152可透过中央处理模块(未图标)的缓存器(register)加快判断及指令周期。中央处理模块电性连接处理单元110,其中中央处理模块包括复数个缓存器(register),中央处理模块保留并利用复数个缓存器,作为驱动电极异常的纪载;换句话说,每一个缓存器对应有至少一个驱动电极,缓存器将具有受触碰点的驱动电极先进行记录。其中缓存器的单位为n bit vector,且缓存器的数量与驱动电极的数量相关。也就是说,当第一感测电极为异常,第一感测电极与其交会的驱动电极的其一上具有受触碰点,因此中央处理单元保留对应驱动电极的缓存器,已将具有受触碰点的驱动电极记载为异常。The above steps S140-S152 can speed up the judgment and instruction cycle through the register of the central processing module (not shown). The central processing module is electrically connected to the
于驱动并量测讯号得到感测读值后,如步骤S151-S152结果,当该候选节点的感测读值的差异未符合该临界值,则该候选节点上的该驱动电极对应的缓存器的bit纪录为0;当该候选节点的感测读值的差异符合该临界值,则该候选节点上的该驱动电极对应的缓存器的bit纪录为1;换句话说,所对应缓存器的bit纪录为1的驱动电极上具有完美节点,因此,后续仅需对bit纪录为1的驱动电极进行动作,因此可加快处理指令周期。After driving and measuring the signal to obtain the sensing reading value, as a result of steps S151-S152, when the difference of the sensing reading value of the candidate node does not meet the critical value, the register corresponding to the driving electrode on the candidate node The bit record of the candidate node is 0; when the difference of the sensing read value of the candidate node meets the critical value, the bit record of the register corresponding to the driving electrode on the candidate node is 1; in other words, the corresponding register There is a perfect node on the driving electrode whose bit record is 1, so only the driving electrode whose bit record is 1 needs to be acted on later, so the cycle of processing instructions can be accelerated.
步骤S153:根据完美节点所在的感测电极,选出最邻近第一感测电极的感测电极,来作为参考电极。例如,图1的完美节点D1S2、D1S3、D1S4分别所在的感测电极为S2、S3及S4,其最邻近原本的第一感测电极S1的感测电极为S2;图2的完美节点D1S2、D1S3、D1S4、D4S2、D4S3、D4S4分别所在的感测电极为S2、S3及S4,其最邻近原本的第一感测电极S1的感测电极为S2。因此,图1及图2中的两实施例,皆选定感测电极S2作为参考电极。Step S153: According to the sensing electrode where the perfect node is located, select the sensing electrode closest to the first sensing electrode as the reference electrode. For example, the sensing electrodes where the perfect nodes D1S2, D1S3, and D1S4 in FIG. 1 are respectively located are S2, S3, and S4, and the sensing electrode closest to the original first sensing electrode S1 is S2; The sensing electrodes where D1S3, D1S4, D4S2, D4S3, and D4S4 are respectively located are S2, S3, and S4, and the sensing electrode closest to the original first sensing electrode S1 is S2. Therefore, in the two embodiments shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 , the sensing electrode S2 is selected as the reference electrode.
步骤S154:根据步骤S153选出的感测电极,以替换第一感测电极。在本实施例中,先前通过第一感测电极进行循环量测所获得节点的感测读值讯号,则以新读的感测读值,覆盖旧读的感测读值;或是可直接将旧的感测读值丢弃不使用。Step S154: replace the first sensing electrode with the sensing electrode selected in step S153. In this embodiment, the sensing reading signal of the node previously obtained through the cycle measurement of the first sensing electrode is used to cover the old sensing reading value with the newly read sensing reading value; or it can be directly Old sense readings are discarded and not used.
步骤S160:接续步骤S130或S154,若第一感测电极未有异常,或是另外选定其他感测电极作为参考电极后,进行触控量测。在本实施例中,感测电极作为参考电极,除了将电性连接至一参考电极电路,触控量测更包括:电性连接复数个感测电极的其余者至一正向量测电路,并进行触控量测而得到一触控讯号。进行触控量测的步骤包括:参考电极电路依序会同正向量测电路进行量测,分别同步得到一反向讯号及一正向讯号;以及,通过一模拟数字转换电路接收反向讯号及正向讯号,来转换得到一触控讯号,其中,正向讯号与反向讯号的相位讯号是180度偏移。Step S160 : Continuing from step S130 or S154 , if there is no abnormality in the first sensing electrode, or after another sensing electrode is selected as a reference electrode, touch measurement is performed. In this embodiment, the sensing electrodes are used as reference electrodes. In addition to being electrically connected to a reference electrode circuit, the touch measurement further includes: electrically connecting the rest of the plurality of sensing electrodes to a positive measurement circuit, and perform touch measurement to obtain a touch signal. The steps of performing touch measurement include: the reference electrode circuit is sequentially measured with the forward measurement circuit to obtain a reverse signal and a forward signal synchronously; and receiving the reverse signal and the forward signal through an analog-to-digital conversion circuit The forward signal is converted to obtain a touch signal, wherein the phase signals of the forward signal and the reverse signal are offset by 180 degrees.
本发明实施例提供一种触控辨识装置的感测方法及其感测模块,通过周期性或实时性穿插执行一判断程序于执行感测方法的一般周期波差异比较运算中,读取分辨判断一第一参考电极的受扰及其受扰区段,另通过本发明中新的参考电极选取方法,找到一第二感测电极其于前述受扰区段为受扰者,供给接续作为更替的第二参考电极;以此第二参考电极对该原本受扰区进行读取,对受扰区段做运算补偿,补足受扰区段为正确读取值,且全帧(FRAME)得以取得正确归原的读值。因此,快速解决参考电极的噪声干涉,进而提高整体感测精确度。An embodiment of the present invention provides a sensing method of a touch recognition device and a sensing module thereof. A judging program is interspersed with periodic or real-time execution in the general periodic wave difference comparison operation of the sensing method to read the resolution judgment. A disturbed and disturbed section of the first reference electrode, and through the new reference electrode selection method in the present invention, find a second sensing electrode which is disturbed in the aforementioned disturbed section, and supply the connection as a replacement The second reference electrode; with this second reference electrode, the original disturbed area is read, the disturbed area is calculated and compensated, and the disturbed area is supplemented to the correct read value, and the full frame (FRAME) can be obtained Correctly return to original reading value. Therefore, the noise interference of the reference electrode is quickly resolved, thereby improving the overall sensing accuracy.
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