TH39860A3 - Pen type computer - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60 (09/07/42) Pen-type computer (1) includes a long pen body (10) with a writing tip arranged with a rotating ball bearing (15), which serves as a Ballpoint writing tip (16) The body of the pen (10) can be held on one hand for forming characters on the surface for writing through ball bearings (15). One and a second (2,2 ') are installed on the writing tip of the pen body (10), it encodes the movement of the ball bearings (15) along the X and Y directions and produces a follow-up signal. X-axis and along the Y-axis corresponding to the The encoded movement of the ball bearing (15) in the X and Y directions, the processor (33) is formed. To function as character memory (331), the processor (33) is located in the pen body (10) and is connected to the encoder (2,2 ') to receive the drive signal along the X axis and along. Y-axis From there, the 33 processor assigns the name of the surface-formed character to be written from the drive signal along the X axis and the Y axis and produce the computer code which is assigned to the named character. Therefore The pen-type computer (1) includes a long pen body (10) with a writing tip arranged with a rotating ball bearing (15) that serves as Ballpoint writing tip (16) The body of the pen (10) can be held on one hand for forming characters on the surface for writing through ball bearings (15). One and a second (2,2 ') are installed on the writing tip of the pen body (10), it encodes the movement of the ball bearings (15) along the X and Y directions and produces a follow-up signal. X-axis and along the Y-axis corresponding to the The encoded movement of the ball bearing (15) in the X and Y directions, the processor (33) is formed. To function as character memory (331), the processor (33) is located in the pen body (10) and is connected to the encoder (2,2 ') to receive the drive signal along the X axis and along. Y-axis From there, the 33 processor assigns the name of the surface-formed character to be written from the drive signal along the X axis and the Y axis and produce the computer code which is assigned to the named character. Therefore

Claims (1)

1. The pen type computer consists of a long pen body. With a writing tip that is provided with a rotating ball bearing that serves The body of the pen is adjusted so that it is held by one hand to form a character on the surface for writing through the ball bearing. That is mounted on the writing end of the body of such a pen for the encoder movement of the ball bearing in the X direction and for producing the driven signal along the X axis tag: