TW201015413A - Touch method and device for distinguishing true touch - Google Patents

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TW201015413A
TW201015413A TW98117389A TW98117389A TW201015413A TW 201015413 A TW201015413 A TW 201015413A TW 98117389 A TW98117389 A TW 98117389A TW 98117389 A TW98117389 A TW 98117389A TW 201015413 A TW201015413 A TW 201015413A
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This invention discloses a touch device for distinguishing true touch. The touch device includes a touch screen, a driving unit, and a sensing unit. The touch screen has a plurality of first conductive lines and second conductive lines where the first and second conductive lines are electrically isolated from each other and stacked to form a plurality of coupling intersections. The driving unit separately drives the first conductive lines. The sensing unit senses the first conductive lines touched or approached by a plurality of objects and also senses the coupling intersections touched or approached by the objects when the first conductive lines touched or approached by the objects are driven. By doing so, the true touch and the false touch caused by the objects can be sensed and distinguished.

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201015413 六、發明說明: 【發明所屬之技術領域】 本發明係有關於觸控方法及裝置,_是—種辨別觸碰 之觸控方法及裝置。 【先前技術】 ❹ 請參照第—圖’其為—習知觸控面板之多指觸控操作血 電容值影像示意圖。-觸控面板11G係具有複 = m與複數條第二導線114,而此些第一導線ιΐ2與第二導: m係彼此電性隔離且相疊。當—感測信號(未繪出)加載於 任一第-導線112時,此第-導線112與所有第二導線m之 互辆疊點將形成複數個電容性耦合,據此可透過所有第二導線 114上之電流或電壓而判斷出各互耦#點之電性特性。藉此, ❹循序地提供感測信號給每一第-導線112,並執行上述之感測 程序便可判讀出所有互麵叠點之電性特性。 當自然接地之人體以—手指觸碰或接近_處(即互輕 且,.占)上方時,便會影響感測處之電容性柄合,因而造成電流 或電廢改變,據此便可判讀出觸碰位置。然而當觸控面板⑽ 有兩觸碰處Pl與P2時,财僅在觸碰處?1 、P2會造成電流或 變在另兩互相叠點亦會造成電流或電壓改變 3 201015413 、 (亦即形成所謂之虛假觸碰’或稱“鬼點”),因此,兩觸碰處 pi 將造成觸控面板110之四個互耦疊點(例如:(Χι Υ4)、 (X3’ Ye)、(xb γό)、(X3, Yd)以及其等鄰近互輕疊點之電流或 電麼改變’如此在觸碰位置上之判讀便會造成困擾^再從其等 之電容值影像120作進一步說明,以觸碰處ρι(Χι,γ4)為重心 之電容值影像波與以互耦疊點Gi% γό)、〇2(χ3, γ4)為 重心之電容值影像波GlW〖、G2W!之差值係分別為山、山;以 ⑩ 觸碰處pyx;,γό)為重心之電容值影像波與以互轉叠點 GKX〗’ Y6)、G2(X3, Y4)為重心之電容值影像波GiWi、Gw之 差值係分別為d4、d2,_因為差值dl、d2、d3、(14並不大且 在感測時亦容易遭受到其他雜訊干擾,因此在多指觸控操作之 觸碰判讀上就容易產生誤判。 有鑑於上述之缺點,本發明提供一種觸控方法及裝置, 用以_真實與虛假觸碰,其等係可改進習知觸控裝置因多點 觸控偵測時所產生之觸碰判讀問題。 【發明内容】 本發明揭露一種觸控裝置,用以辨別真實與虛假觸碰, 此觸控裝置包含:一觸敏單元,具有複數條第一導線與複數條 第二導線,此些第一、第二導線係彼此電性隔離且相疊以形成 複數個互_疊點;—驅動單元,係驅動各此些第—導線;以及 4 201015413 一感測單元,係感測複數個物件觸碰或臨近之第一導線,並於 此些物件觸碰或臨近之第一導線被驅動時,分別感測此些物件 觸碰或臨近之互耦疊點,以辨別此些物件之真實與虛假觸碰。 本發明亦揭露一種觸控裝置,以辨別真實與虛假觸碰, 此觸控裝置包含:-觸敏單元,具有複數條第―導線與複數條 第二導線’此些第一、第二導線係彼此電性隔離且相疊以形成 複數個互耦疊點;一驅動單元,係於一第一階段分別驅動此些 第一導線,於一第二階段驅動複數條被選擇之第一導線;以及 一感測單元,係感測複數個物件觸碰或臨近之第一導線,此些 物件觸碰或臨近之第一導線為此些被選擇之第一導線,其中此 感測單元係於此些被選擇之第一導線被分別驅動時,分別感測 此些物件觸碰或臨近之互耦疊點,藉此辨別此些物件之真實與 虛假觸碰。 本發明另揭露一種觸控裝置,以辨別真實與虛假觸碰, 此觸控裝置包含:一觸敏單元’具有複數條第一導線與複數條 第二導線,此些第一、第二導線係彼此電性隔離且相疊以形成 複數個互耦疊點;一驅動單元,係於一第一階段分別驅動此些 第一、第二導線,並且於一第二階段驅動複數條被選擇之第一 導線;以及一感測單元,係感測複數個物件觸碰或臨近之第一 與第二導線,此些物件觸碰或臨近之第一、第二導線係為此些 被選擇之第一導線與複數條被選擇之第二導線,其中,此感測 201015413 單元係於此些被選擇之第一導線被驅動時,分別於此些被選擇 之第二導線上細此些物件觸碰或臨近之互祕點,藉此辨別 此些物件之真實與虛假觸碰。 本發明又麟_麵控方法,以_真實減假觸碰, 此觸控方法包含下列步驟:驅動各複數條第一導線,此些第一 導線與複數條第二導線係彼此電性隔離且相疊以形成複數個 1耦疊點;感測複數個物件觸碰或臨近之第—導線;及在此些 ❿ 物件觸碰或臨近之第一導線被驅動時,同時感測此些物件觸碰 或臨近之聽疊點’以觸此些物件之真實與虛假觸碰。 本發明更麟-種難方法,以_真實與虛假觸碰, 此觸控方法包含下形驟:驅動各複數條[導線,此些第一 導線與複數條第二導線係彼此電性隔離且相叠以形成複數個 互輕叠點;制複數個物侧碰或臨近之第―導線,此些物件 ❹ 獅或臨近之第一導線為複數條被選擇之第-導線;以及分別 驅動此些被選擇之第-導線,其中,在驅動此些被選擇之第一 導線時,分別感測此些物件觸碰或臨近之互搞疊點,藉此辨別 此些物件之真實與虛假觸碰。 本個再麟-御控方法,靖鹏實與虛假觸碰, 此觸财法包釘财驟:㈣錢祕第-導_各複數條 第二導線,此些第-、第二導線係彼此電性隔離且相疊以形成 複數個互麵疊點,·感測複數個物件觸碰或臨近之第一、第二導 6 201015413 線’此些物件觸碰或臨近之第一、第二導線為複數條被選擇之 第一導線與第二導線:以及分別驅動此些被選擇之第一導線, 並分別感測此些被選擇之第二導線上此些物件觸碰或臨近之 互耦疊點’藉此辨別此些物件之真實與虛假觸碰。 【實施方式】 本發明將詳細描述一些實施例如下。然而,除了所揭露 ❹ 之實施例外’本發明亦可以廣泛地運用在其他之實施例施行。 本發明之範圍並不受該些實施例之限定,乃以其後之申請專利 範圍為準。而為提供更清楚之描述及使熟悉該項技藝者能理解 本發明之發明内容,圖示内各部分並沒有依照其相對之尺寸而 繪圖,某些尺寸與其他相關尺度之比例會被突顯而顯得誇張, 且不相關之細節部分亦未完全繪出,以求圏示之簡潔。 ❹ 請參照第二A圖,其為本發明之一較佳實施例200概略 系統方塊圖與其較佳操作流程示意圖。一觸敏單元21〇,具有 複數條第一導線與複數條第二導線,而此些第一、第二導線係 彼此電性嶋且相φ,進而形減數個互㈣點 intersection)。一驅動單元22〇,係分別驅動此些第一導線,如 步驟22卜-_單元23G,佩顺數個物件觸碰或臨近之 第-導線,並且於此些物件觸碰或臨近之第—導線被驅動時, 分別感測此些物件觸碰或臨近之互麵疊點,如步驟加,藉此 7 201015413 辨別此些物件觸碰或臨近所產生之真實觸碰與虛假觸碰。而在 本實施例中’此些物件觸碰或臨近之第一導線之自電容性(self capacitive)耦合變化量係大於一第一門檻限值(thresh〇ld), 且此些物件觸碰或臨近之互耦疊點之互電容性(mutual capacitive)耦合變化量係大於一第二門檻限值,其中,上述之 第一、第二門檻限值為可依實際應用而預先設定之比較值。 明參照第二B圖,其為第二A圖所示系統與其另一較佳 操作流程示意圖。一觸敏單元210,係具有複數條第一、第二 導線此些第一、第一導線彼此電性隔離且相疊以形成複數個 互耦疊點。一驅動單元220,於一第一階段分別驅動此些第一 導線,如步驟223 ,並於一第二階段驅動複數條被選擇之第一 導線,如步驟225。-感測單元23〇,係感測複數個物件觸碰 或臨近之第—導線’如步驟234,此些物件觸碰或臨近之第一 導線為此些觀擇之帛—祕,胁各此顿辦之第一導線 被驅動時’分观測此些物件觸碰或臨近之互㈣點,如步驟 236,藉此辨別此些物件觸碰或臨近所產生之真實觸碰與虛假 觸碰。在本實補中,此些被選擇之第—導線之自電容性麵合 變化量係大於U概值,且此些物件觸碰或臨近之互麵 疊點之互電容_合變化量敍於—第二門_值,而上述之 第一、第二Η檻限值為可依實際應_預先蚊之比較值。 請再次參照第^圖,其為第二Α圖所示系統與其又一 201015413 作流程示意圖。―觸敏單元⑽,係具有複數條第一、 ^線’_第…第二導線係彼此電性陳且相疊以形成 互耗叠點。一驅動單元22〇,係於一第一階段分別驅動 Γ、、第二導線,如步驟223所示,並於一第二階段驅動 ? |、被選擇之第-導線,如步驟225…感測單元23〇,係201015413 VI. Description of the Invention: [Technical Field] The present invention relates to a touch method and apparatus, and is a touch method and apparatus for distinguishing touches. [Prior Art] ❹ Refer to Figure _, which is a schematic diagram of the multi-finger touch operation blood capacitance value image of the conventional touch panel. The touch panel 11G has a complex = m and a plurality of second wires 114, and the first wires ι 2 and the second wires: m are electrically isolated from each other and stacked. When a sense signal (not shown) is applied to any of the first conductors 112, the mutual overlap of the first conductor 112 and all of the second conductors m will form a plurality of capacitive couplings, thereby transmitting all of the second The current or voltage on the wire 114 determines the electrical characteristics of each mutual coupling # point. Thereby, the sensing signals are sequentially supplied to each of the first wires 112, and the sensing process described above can be performed to judge the electrical characteristics of all the mutual overlap points. When the naturally grounded human body touches or approaches the _ (ie, lighter and more), it will affect the capacitive shank of the sensing area, thus causing a change in current or electrical waste. It is judged to read the touch position. However, when the touch panel (10) has two touches P1 and P2, is it only at the touch? 1 , P2 will cause current or change in the other two overlapping points will also cause current or voltage changes 3 201015413, (that is, the formation of so-called false touches or "ghost points"), therefore, the two touches will be pi Causes four mutual coupling points of the touch panel 110 (for example: (Χι Υ4), (X3' Ye), (xb γό), (X3, Yd), and the current or electric power of the adjacent mutual light overlap 'The interpretation of the touch position will cause troubles ^ and further explain from the capacitance value image 120 of the same, the capacitance value of the center of gravity with the touch point ρι(Χι, γ4) and the mutual coupling point Gi% γό), 〇2 (χ3, γ4) is the capacitance value of the center of gravity. The difference between the image wave GlW 〖 and G2W! is the mountain and the mountain; the pyx with 10 touches; γό) is the capacitance value image of the center of gravity. The difference between the wave and the capacitance value of the center of gravity GKX〗 'Y6) and G2(X3, Y4) is the difference between the image waves GiWi and Gw, which are d4, d2, _ because of the difference dl, d2, d3, ( 14 is not large and is susceptible to other noise interference during sensing, so it is easy to make a false positive in the touch interpretation of multi-finger touch operation. Disadvantages, the present invention provides a touch control method and device for real-time and false touch, which can improve the touch interpretation problem caused by the conventional touch device due to multi-touch detection. The present invention discloses a touch device for distinguishing between a real and a false touch. The touch device includes: a touch sensitive unit having a plurality of first wires and a plurality of second wires, the first and second wires Electrically isolated from each other and stacked to form a plurality of mutual _-stacks; - a driving unit that drives each of the first-wires; and 4 201015413 a sensing unit that senses the touch or proximity of a plurality of objects a wire, and when the first wire touched or adjacent to the object is driven, respectively sensing the mutual coupling points of the objects touching or adjacent to distinguish the real and false touches of the objects. A touch device is also disclosed for distinguishing between a real and a false touch. The touch device includes: a touch sensitive unit having a plurality of first-wires and a plurality of second wires. The first and second wires are electrically connected to each other. Sexual isolation Forming a plurality of mutual coupling points; a driving unit driving the first wires in a first stage, driving a plurality of selected first wires in a second stage; and a sensing unit Detecting a first wire that is touched or adjacent to the object, the first wire that the object touches or approaches is the selected first wire, wherein the sensing unit is the first wire selected When driving separately, respectively sensing the mutual coupling points of the touched or adjacent objects, thereby discriminating the real and false touches of the objects. The present invention further discloses a touch device for distinguishing between real and false touches. The touch device includes: a touch sensitive unit having a plurality of first wires and a plurality of second wires, wherein the first and second wires are electrically isolated from each other and stacked to form a plurality of mutual coupling points; The driving unit drives the first and second wires respectively in a first stage, and drives the plurality of selected first wires in a second stage; and a sensing unit senses a plurality of object touches Or near And the second wire, the first wire and the second wire that are touched or adjacent to the object are the selected first wire and the plurality of selected second wires, wherein the sensing 201015413 unit is such When the selected first wire is driven, the hidden points of the objects touched or adjacent to each of the selected second wires are respectively determined, thereby discriminating between the real and the false touches of the objects. The touch method includes the following steps: driving each of the plurality of first wires, the first wires and the plurality of second wires are electrically isolated from each other and Stacking to form a plurality of 1 coupling points; sensing a plurality of objects touching or adjacent to the first wire; and sensing the touches of the objects when the first wires touched or adjacent to the object are driven Touch or approach the overlay to 'touch the real and false touch of these objects. The invention has a more versatile method, in which _ real and false touches, the touch method includes a lower shape step: driving each of the plurality of wires [the wires, the first wires and the plurality of second wires are electrically isolated from each other and Stacking to form a plurality of mutually overlapping dots; making a plurality of objects facing or adjacent to the first wire, the first lion or the adjacent first wire being a plurality of selected first wires; and respectively driving the wires The selected first-wire, wherein when the selected first conductive wires are driven, respectively, the touched or adjacent overlapping points of the objects are sensed, thereby discriminating the true and false touches of the objects. This re-Lin-Yu control method, Jing Peng real and false touch, this touch the law package nails: (4) Qian secret - guide _ each of the second number of wires, these first - and second wires are each other Electrically isolated and stacked to form a plurality of mutual overlapping points, sensing a plurality of objects touching or adjacent to the first and second guides 6 201015413 line 'the first and second wires touched or adjacent to the objects a plurality of selected first and second wires: and driving the selected first wires respectively, and respectively sensing the mutual coupling of the objects on the selected second wires that are touched or adjacent to each other Click 'to identify the real and false touches of these objects. [Embodiment] The present invention will be described in detail below. However, the invention may be applied to other embodiments in addition to the disclosed embodiments. The scope of the present invention is not limited by the embodiments, and the scope of the appended claims will be limited. In order to provide a clearer description and to enable those skilled in the art to understand the present invention, the various parts of the drawings are not drawn according to their relative sizes, and the ratio of certain dimensions to other related dimensions will be highlighted. Exaggerated, and irrelevant details are not completely drawn, in order to be concise. ❹ Refer to FIG. 2A, which is a schematic block diagram of a preferred embodiment of the present invention and a preferred operational flow diagram thereof. A touch sensitive unit 21A has a plurality of first wires and a plurality of second wires, and the first and second wires are electrically connected to each other and have a phase φ, thereby reducing a plurality of intersections. A driving unit 22 〇 drives the first wires respectively, as in step 22 - _ unit 23G, and the first wire that touches or approaches the object, and the first or second object touches or approaches the object - When the wires are driven, respectively, the touch points of the objects touched or adjacent to each other are detected, and if the steps are added, 7 201015413 is used to identify the actual touch and the false touch generated by the touching or approaching of the objects. In the present embodiment, the self-capacitance coupling variation of the first wire touched or adjacent to the object is greater than a first threshold value (thresh〇ld), and the objects touch or The mutual capacitive coupling variation of the adjacent mutual coupling points is greater than a second threshold value, wherein the first and second threshold values are preset values that can be preset according to actual applications. Referring to Figure 2B, it is a schematic diagram of another preferred operational flow of the system shown in Figure 2A. A touch sensitive unit 210 has a plurality of first and second wires, and the first and first wires are electrically isolated from each other and stacked to form a plurality of mutual coupling points. A driving unit 220 drives the first wires in a first stage, as in step 223, and drives a plurality of selected first wires in a second stage, as in step 225. - sensing unit 23A, sensing a plurality of objects touching or approaching the first wire - as in step 234, the first wire touched or adjacent to the object is selected for this purpose. When the first wire is driven, it is observed to touch or approach the mutual (four) points of the objects, as in step 236, thereby discriminating between the actual touch and the false touch generated by the touching or approaching of the objects. In this implementation, the self-capacitive surface change of the selected first-wires is greater than the U-value, and the mutual capacitance-combination variation of the mutual touch points of the touched or adjacent objects is - the second gate_value, and the first and second threshold values described above are comparable values of the actual mosquitoes. Please refer to the figure again, which is a schematic diagram of the system shown in the second figure and another 201015413. The touch sensitive unit (10) has a plurality of first, ^ line '_... the second wires are electrically connected to each other and stacked to form a mutual consumption overlap. A driving unit 22A drives the Γ and the second wires respectively in a first stage, as shown in step 223, and drives the selected first-wire in a second stage, as in step 225... Unit 23, Department

感測複數個物件觸碰或臨近之第一、第二導線,如步驟234',、 此些物件觸碰或臨近之第―、第二導線為此些被選擇之第一、 第二導線,並於各此些被選擇之第一導線被驅動時,分別感測 此些被選擇之第二導線上此些物件_姐近之絲疊點,如 步驟236,藉此辨別此些物件觸碰或臨近所產生之真實觸碰與 虛假觸碰。在本實施财,此些被選擇之第—導線之自電容性 柄合變化1:係大於-第―門檻限值;此些被選擇之第二導線之 自電容_錢化量敍於―第三門概值;且此麵件觸碰 或臨近之互耦疊點之互電容性耦合變化量係大於一第四門檻 限值’而上述之第一、第三以及第四門播限值為可依實際應用 而預先設定之比較值。 其中,當此些物件之數量為兩個時,此些被選擇之第一、 第二導線係決定兩群真實觸碰處與兩群虛假觸碰處,而此兩群 真實、虛假觸碰處係分別位於一虛擬平行四邊形之對角,且此 感測單元230係於第二階段(例如步驟225、236)由此兩群 真實、虛假觸碰處中至少一群感測出兩物件觸碰或臨近之互耦 9 201015413 疊點。其中,此兩群真實觸碰處之互電容性耦合變化量係大於 第五門權限值’此兩群虛假觸碰處之互電容性搞合變化量係 小於或等於此第五門權限值。在此實施例中,此第五門楹限值 為可依實際應用所預先設定之比較值。 請參照第三A圖,其為本發明之一較佳辨別觸碰實施例 之動作流程圖,並同時參照第二A圖。在步驟312,驅動單元 220係分別驅動觸敏單元21〇之複數條第一導線,而此些第一 導線與複數條第二導線係彼此電性隔離且相疊以形成複數個 互耦疊點。在步驟314,感測單元230係感測複數個物件觸碰 或臨近之第一導線。當此些物件觸碰或臨近之第一導線被驅動 單元220驅動時’感測單元230同時感測此些物件觸碰或臨近 之互耦疊點,如步驟316所示,藉此,辨別此些物件之真實與 虛假觸碰。在本實施例中,此些物件觸碰或臨近之第一導線之 自電容性_合變化量大值,且此些物件觸碰或 臨近之互_點之互電容性麵合變化量大於—第二門植限值。 清參照第三B圖,其為本發明另一較佳辨別觸碰實施例 之動作流程圖,並同時參照第二B圖。在步驟322,驅動單元 220係分別驅動觸敏單元21〇之複數條第一導線,而此些第一 導線與複數條第二導線係彼此電性隔敎相疊以形成複數個 互耦叠點。在步驟324,感測單元23〇係感測複數個物件觸碰 或臨近之第-導線,此些物件觸碰或臨近之第—導線為複數條 201015413 被選擇之第一導線。在步驟326,驅動單元22〇分別驅動此些 被選擇之第一導線,而當此些被選擇之第一導線被驅動單元 220分別驅動時,感測單元23〇分別感測此些物件觸碰或臨近 之互耦疊點,藉此,辨別此些物件之真實與虛假觸碰。其中, 此些被選擇之第一導線之自電容性耦合變化量係大於一第一 門檻限值’且此些物件觸碰或臨近之互耦疊點之互電容性耦合 變化量係大於一第二門檻限值。 凊參照第三C圖,其為本發明又一較佳辨別觸碰實施例 之動作流程圖,並同時參照第二B圖。在步驟332,驅動單元 220係分別驅動觸敏單元21〇之複數條第一、第二導線,此此 第一、第二導線係彼此電性隔離且相疊,進而形成複數個互耦 疊點。在步驟334,感測單元230感測複數個物件觸碰或臨近 之第、第一導線,此些物件觸碰或臨近之第一、第二導線為 複數條被選擇之第一、第二導線。在步驟336,驅動單元22〇 分別驅動此些被選擇之第一導線,而當此些被選擇之第一導線 被分別驅動時’感測單元230分別感測此些被選擇之第二導線 上此些物件觸碰或臨近之互耦疊點,藉此辨別此些物件之真實 與虛假觸碰。本實施例中,此些被選擇之第一導線之自電容性 耦合變化量係大於一第一門檻限值,此些被選擇之第二導線之 自電容性耦合變化量係大於一第三門播限值,且此些物件觸碰 或臨近之互耦疊點之互電容性耦合變化量係大於一第四門播 11 201015413 限值。 其中’當此些物件之數量為兩個時,此些被選擇之第— 第二導線係決定兩群真實_處與兩群虛假觸碰處,而此兩群 真實、虛假觸碰祕分躲於—顧平行四邊形之對角,且此 感測單元230係於第二階段(例如步驟336)感測此兩群真實、 虛假觸碰處中至少-群此兩物件觸碰或臨近之互搞叠點。其中 此兩群真實觸碰處之互電容性柄合變化量係大於—第五門播 限值’此兩群虛假觸魏之互餘_合變化量制、於或等於 此第五門檻限值。 、 睛參照第四圖’其為本發明之一較佳實施例之多指觸控 操作與電容值影像示意圖。-峨單元41()係具有複數條第一 導線412與複數條第二導線414,而此些第一導線412與第二 導線414係彼此相疊且電性隔離。複數個電性導體416係分別 ❹ 橫跨所對應之第一導線412與第二導線41心且分別位於此些 第一導線412與第二導線414之複數個互耦疊點周圍。其詳細 結構將於之後說明。 當觸敏單元410上有兩觸碰處込與p2時,則在觸碰處 Pi、匕與另兩互耦疊點01與〇2造成電流或電壓改變,從其等 之電容值影像420作進一步說明,觸碰處匕^^,γ4)之電容值 影像波ΡΜ與另兩互耦疊點g/Χ〗,γ6)、g2(X3, Υ4)之電容值 影像波GM、GA之差值分別為屯、d7 ;觸碰處ρ2(χ3, γ6) 12 201015413 之電容值影像波抓與另兩互耦叠點Gi(X“ Y6)、G2(X3, γ4) 之電容值影像波GlW2、G2w2之差值分別為屯、^,然而在此 可明顯地看出差值^令也比第一圖所示之差值山^、 屯、山大了許多。因為習知之電流或電壓改變係藉由第一導線 412與第二導線414間之單一相互電容變化量感測所得,而在 本實施例電流或電壓改變係藉由第一導線412與第二導線 似、第-導線仍與電性導體仙以及第二導線似與電性 ❹ 導體416等之間三個相互電容複合變化量感測所得,因此三個 相互電容複合變化量明顯大於單一相互電容變化量,藉此可以 明顯區隔出真實觸碰處Ρι、P2與虛假觸碰處Gi、G2。發明人 在此要強調的是,本實施例僅以兩觸碰處·,然而兩觸碰處 乂上之狀;兄在此項技藝具有通常知識者可依本實施例之教作 而推得故不再贅述。換言之,任兩觸碰處可成為一虛擬平行 S邊形(如矩形或菱形)上對角之一對真實頂點,如P1、p2, ❹ 相反地,虛擬平行四邊形之另-對角為-對虛假頂點,如G1 ” G2 fit導體4丨6拉大了真實継之鄰近叠點與虛假 頂點之鄰近互輕疊點間的訊號差異量。此外,電性導體216之 大小係決定真實頂點之鄰近互耦疊點與虛假頂點之鄰近互耦 疊點間之訊號差異量,例如在導線線程不改變之情形下,電性 導體416越大,真實頂點與虛假頂點之鄰近互轉疊點間之訊號 差異量越大,反之越小。熟習此項技藝者可推得,電性導體 416之大小相對於真實頂點之鄰近互耦疊點與虛假頂點之鄰近 13 201015413 互耦疊點間之訊號差異量不必然為線性關係。此外,基於真實 頂點與虛假概與鄰近钟疊關之遠近不同,職生互電容 複合變化#之_疊點數量也會不同,各頂轉近之互輛整點 可能有-個或多個產生互電容複合變化量。為了圖示之清晰及 簡化說明,在第四圖之範例中,各頂點僅一個鄰近之互辆叠點 產生互電容複合變化量,轉収限縮本㈣,而在本發明之 其他範例’各項點基於與鄰近之互耦疊點間之遠近不同,產生 © 互電谷複合變化量之鄰近互耦疊點之數量可能為-個或多個。 發明人在此要制岐,由於三個相互電容複合變化量 之感測係易於(大於、明顯於)單一相互電容變化量之感測, 因此本剌之所有實施例可収少之導絲制與f知技術 相近之解析度’亦即,具有相近之解析度,但導線量卻減少。 並且’由於所_之資料並靴H成靖觸碰與否之數位 ❹ 資料,因此所感狀類比資料亦可絲推估被觸碰·處之壓力。 例如,觸碰物為-手指或軟性材質,具有彈性之弧面,下壓至 觸敏單元410之力量越大,觸碰物接觸到觸敏單元41〇之面積 亦越大’因此相互電容複合變化量越大,而在感測出觸碰處的 同時’還可藉以推估出壓力之大小、變化量以及變化驅勢,亦 可以藉以辨識出與壓力或壓力變化驅勢相關之手勢,例如藉由 判斷壓力之漸大或漸小來判斷手指之驅近或離開,亦可以藉由 判斷手指—侧漸大與另—侧漸小來判斷並追蹤手指之移動。 14 201015413 因此,综合上述’當觸敏單元no包含複數個電性導體 f應橫跨本身之互麵疊點時,則此些電性導體416之大小 將決疋所讀叙第二、第四與第五門檀限值。 士明參照第玉圖’其為本發明之一較佳觸敏單元實施例5〇〇 之、、。構77解不意圖。複數條第—導線512,係彼此電性隔離且 位於一第一軸向層510之上。複數條第二導線532,彼此電性 隔離且位於-第二軸向層53〇之上,此些第一、第二導線512、 532係彼此電性隔離且相叠,藉此形成複數個互耗曼點。其中, 第;丨電層520係穿插於此些第一、第二導線512、532間, 此些第一、第二導線512、532係包含彼此正交相疊。複數個 電性導體552,係彼此電性隔離且位於一電性導體層55〇上, 此些電性導體552分別對應橫跨此些第一、第二導線512、532 且位於此些互麵疊點周圍,其中此些第一、第二導線5幻 與電性導體552係彼此電性隔離。其中,一第二介電層54〇係 穿插於此些第二導線532與電性導體552間。一第三介電層 560係位於此些第一、第二導線512、532與電性導體552之 上方。在本實施例中,此些電性導體552之相對位置亦可調整 在此些第一、第二導線512、532之間,或在此些第一、第二 導線512、532下方。此外,熟習此項技藝者可推得,上述之 第三介電層560並非必然需要’在本發明之另一較佳範例中, 僅包含第一、第二導線512、532、電性導體552、第一介電層 15 201015413 520與第二介電層54〇,其中第_介電層別係穿插於此些第 第一導線512、532間,且第二介電層54〇係穿插於此些 電性導體552與此些第二導線532之間,誠如先前所述,此些 電性導體552之減位置可在此些第一、第二導線512、议 之間,或在此些第一、第二導線412、432之上方或下方。 請參照第六圖,其為本發明之多個較佳電性導體之結構 不意圖。-雜導體(雜由—實^ U與—雜之兩子電性導體 複合成-同心圓之電性導體。—電性導體(_由兩交指狀之 子電性導體複合成-外矩形之電性導體…電性導體⑻由兩個 一角形之子電性導體複合成一外矩形之電性導體。一電性導體 (d)由四個二角形之子電性導體複合成一外矩形之電性導體。 上述之實施例僅用以說明本發明之電性導體係可包含複數個 子電性導體之組合,而並非用以限制本發明之電性導體實施, 其等亦可以是任何幾合形狀之個體或複合體。因此,熟習此項 技藝者可推得,本發明之單一電性導體可以是橫跨互耦疊點之 單一個體或複數個分離個體的複合體。 本發明所述之實施例,驅動單元提供觸敏單元電性信號 可為弦波、方波或其他波形,且亦可以定電流或定電壓之方式 提供給第一導線或第二導線’用以偵測第一導線或第二導線上 之電壓、電流或電容值,亦即’提供定電壓而感測電壓或電流; 提供定電流而感測電壓或電流;或是利用上述之任一方式感測 201015413 電容,本發明對於感測第一、第二導線或互耦疊點之複合訊號 之量測方式並不加以限制。 以上所述僅為本發明之較佳實施例而已,並非用以限定 本發明之申請專利範圍;凡其他為脫離本發明所揭示之精神下 所完成之等效改變或修飾,均應包含在下叙_請專利範圍。Sensing the first and second wires that the plurality of objects touch or are adjacent to, such as step 234', the first and second wires that are touched or adjacent to the first and second wires, And when each of the selected first wires is driven, respectively sensing the overlapping points of the objects on the selected second wires, as in step 236, thereby discriminating the touches of the objects Or a real touch and a false touch. In this implementation, the self-capacitive shank change of the selected first-wires is greater than the -th-threshold limit; the self-capacitance of the selected second wires is described in a three-door value; and the mutual capacitive coupling variation of the mutual coupling point of the touched or adjacent component is greater than a fourth threshold value and the first, third, and fourth thresholds are The comparison value that can be preset according to the actual application. Wherein, when the number of the objects is two, the selected first and second wires determine two groups of real touches and two groups of false touches, and the two groups of real and false touches Each of the two groups of real, false touches senses that two objects touch or Near mutual coupling 9 201015413. The mutual capacitive coupling variation of the two groups of true touches is greater than the fifth threshold value. The mutual capacitance variation of the two groups of false touches is less than or equal to the fifth threshold value. In this embodiment, the fifth threshold is a comparison value that can be preset according to the actual application. Please refer to FIG. 3A, which is a flow chart of the action of one of the preferred distinguishing touch embodiments of the present invention, and refers to FIG. In step 312, the driving unit 220 drives the plurality of first wires of the touch sensitive unit 21, respectively, and the first wires and the plurality of second wires are electrically isolated from each other and stacked to form a plurality of mutual coupling points. . At step 314, the sensing unit 230 senses a first wire that the plurality of objects touch or are adjacent to. When the first wire touched or adjacent to the object is driven by the driving unit 220, the sensing unit 230 simultaneously senses the mutual coupling point of the object touching or adjacent, as shown in step 316, thereby discriminating The real and false touches of these objects. In this embodiment, the self-capacitance-compression variation of the first wire touched or adjacent to the object is large, and the mutual capacitance change of the mutual touch or proximity of the object is greater than - The second threshold. Referring to Figure 3B, which is a flow chart of another preferred embodiment of the touch sensing embodiment of the present invention, and reference is made to Figure 2B. In step 322, the driving unit 220 drives the plurality of first wires of the touch sensitive unit 21, respectively, and the first wires and the plurality of second wires are electrically separated from each other to form a plurality of mutual coupling points. . In step 324, the sensing unit 23 senses a plurality of objects touching or adjacent to the first wire, and the first wire that the object touches or approaches is a plurality of 201015413 selected first wires. In step 326, the driving unit 22 drives the selected first wires respectively, and when the selected first wires are respectively driven by the driving unit 220, the sensing unit 23 感 senses the touching of the objects respectively. Or adjacent mutual coupling points, thereby discerning the real and false touches of such objects. Wherein the self-capacitive coupling variation of the selected first wires is greater than a first threshold value and the mutual capacitive coupling variation of the mutual coupling points of the touched or adjacent objects is greater than one Two thresholds. Referring to the third C-picture, which is a flow chart of another preferred embodiment of the touch sensing embodiment of the present invention, and reference is made to the second B-picture. In step 332, the driving unit 220 drives the plurality of first and second wires of the touch sensitive unit 21, respectively, wherein the first and second wires are electrically isolated from each other and stacked to form a plurality of mutual coupling points. . At step 334, the sensing unit 230 senses the first and second wires touched or adjacent to the plurality of objects, and the first and second wires touched or adjacent to the plurality of objects are the plurality of selected first and second wires. . In step 336, the driving unit 22 drives the selected first wires respectively, and when the selected first wires are respectively driven, the sensing unit 230 respectively senses the selected second wires. The objects are touched or adjacent to each other to identify the true and false touches of such objects. In this embodiment, the self-capacitive coupling variation of the selected first wires is greater than a first threshold value, and the self-capacitive coupling variation of the selected second wires is greater than a third gate. The broadcast limit value, and the mutual capacitive coupling variation of the mutual coupling points of the touched or adjacent objects is greater than the fourth fourth broadcast 11 201015413 limit. Where 'when the number of these objects is two, these selected first-second wires determine two groups of real _ and two groups of false touches, and the two groups of real, false touch secrets hide In the second stage (for example, step 336), the sensing unit 230 senses that at least one of the two groups of real and false touches touches or approaches each other. Folding. The mutual capacitance shank change amount of the two groups of true touches is greater than the -the fifth homing limit value, and the two groups of false touches of Wei's mutual residual _ combined variation system, at or equal to the fifth threshold value . 4 is a schematic diagram of a multi-finger touch operation and a capacitance value image according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. The 峨 unit 41() has a plurality of first wires 412 and a plurality of second wires 414, and the first wires 412 and the second wires 414 are stacked and electrically isolated from each other. A plurality of electrical conductors 416 are respectively disposed around the corresponding first and second wires 412 and 412, and are respectively located around a plurality of mutual coupling points of the first and second wires 412 and 414. The detailed structure will be explained later. When there are two touches 込 and p2 on the touch sensitive unit 410, the Pi or 匕 and the other two mutual coupling points 01 and 造成2 cause a current or voltage change at the touch, from the capacitance value image 420 thereof. Further, the difference between the capacitance value of the touch point 匕^^, γ4) and the other two mutual coupling points g/Χ, γ6), g2 (X3, Υ4), the difference between the image wave GM and GA They are 屯, d7; touch point ρ2(χ3, γ6) 12 201015413 The capacitance value image wave captures the capacitance value image wave GlW2 of the other two mutual coupling points Gi (X" Y6), G2 (X3, γ4) The difference between G2w2 is 屯, ^, respectively, but it can be clearly seen here that the difference ^ is also much larger than the difference between the two figures, ^, 屯, and Shan. Because the conventional current or voltage change is borrowed. The single mutual capacitance variation between the first wire 412 and the second wire 414 is sensed, and in the present embodiment, the current or voltage change is made by the first wire 412 and the second wire, and the first wire is still electrically conductive. Sensing and the second wire seem to be sensed by three mutual capacitance complex changes between the electrical conductor 416 and the like, so that the mutual capacitance of the three mutual capacitances is obviously changed. It is larger than the single mutual capacitance variation, so that the true touches Ρι, P2 and the false touches Gi, G2 can be clearly distinguished. The inventor hereby emphasizes that this embodiment only has two touches, However, the two touches are on the top; the brothers who have the usual knowledge in this skill can be pushed up according to the teachings of this embodiment, so in no case will they be described. In other words, any two touches can become a virtual parallel S-shape. One of the diagonals (such as a rectangle or a diamond) is true to the vertex, such as P1, p2, ❹ Conversely, the other diagonal of the virtual parallelogram is - for a false vertex, such as G1" G2 fit conductor 4丨6 is enlarged The amount of signal difference between the adjacent tilde and the false vertices. In addition, the size of the electrical conductor 216 determines the amount of signal difference between the adjacent mutual coupling point of the real vertex and the adjacent mutual coupling point of the false vertex. For example, in the case where the thread thread does not change, the electrical conductor 416 is larger. The greater the difference in signal between the real vertices and the false vertices, the smaller the difference between the signals. Those skilled in the art will appreciate that the size of the electrical conductor 416 is adjacent to the true apex of the mutual mutual coupling point and the false apex. 13 201015413 The amount of signal difference between the mutual coupling points is not necessarily linear. In addition, based on the fact that the true vertices and the false imaginary are different from the neighboring clocks, the number of overlaps of the mutual capacitance of the occupational students will be different, and the number of overlaps of each other may be one or more. Mutual capacitance composite variation. For the sake of clarity and simplification of the illustration, in the example of the fourth figure, each vertex generates a mutual capacitance composite change amount only by one adjacent mutual overlap point, and the transfer limit is reduced (4), and in the other examples of the present invention The term is based on the distance between the adjacent mutual coupling points, and the number of adjacent mutual coupling points that generate the © mutual electric valley composite variation may be one or more. The inventor hereby prepares, because the sensing system of three mutual capacitance composite variations is easy (greater than, obvious) sensing of a single mutual capacitance variation, all embodiments of the present invention can reduce the number of guide wires. The resolution similar to the known technique 'is similar, but the amount of wire is reduced. And because of the information on the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ For example, the touch object is a finger or a soft material, and has a flexible arc surface. The greater the force of pressing down to the touch sensitive unit 410, the larger the area of the touch object contacting the touch sensitive unit 41. The larger the amount of change, the more the pressure can be used to estimate the magnitude of the pressure, the amount of change, and the change in the momentum, and the gestures associated with the pressure or pressure change can be identified, for example. By judging whether the pressure is getting bigger or smaller to judge the approach or departure of the finger, it is also possible to judge and track the movement of the finger by judging the finger-side enlargement and the other-side fade. 14 201015413 Therefore, when the above-mentioned touch-sensitive unit no contains a plurality of electrical conductors f, which should cross the mutual overlap, then the size of the electrical conductors 416 will be read as the second and fourth. With the fifth door sand limit. Shiming refers to the first figure, which is a preferred embodiment of the touch sensitive unit of the present invention. Structure 77 is not intended. A plurality of strips - 512 are electrically isolated from one another and over a first axial layer 510. The plurality of second wires 532 are electrically isolated from each other and located on the second axial layer 53A. The first and second wires 512 and 532 are electrically isolated from each other and stacked thereon, thereby forming a plurality of mutual Consumption point. The first and second wires 512 and 532 are interposed between the first and second wires 512 and 532, and the first and second wires 512 and 532 are arranged to be orthogonal to each other. A plurality of electrical conductors 552 are electrically isolated from each other and are located on an electrical conductor layer 55A. The electrical conductors 552 respectively straddle the first and second wires 512 and 532 and are located at the mutual surface. Around the overlap, wherein the first and second wires 5 and the electrical conductors 552 are electrically isolated from each other. A second dielectric layer 54 is interposed between the second wires 532 and the electrical conductors 552. A third dielectric layer 560 is located above the first and second wires 512, 532 and the electrical conductor 552. In this embodiment, the relative positions of the electrical conductors 552 can also be adjusted between the first and second wires 512, 532 or below the first and second wires 512, 532. In addition, those skilled in the art can deduce that the third dielectric layer 560 described above is not necessarily required. In another preferred embodiment of the present invention, only the first and second wires 512, 532 and the electrical conductor 552 are included. a first dielectric layer 15 201015413 520 and a second dielectric layer 54 , wherein the first dielectric layer is interposed between the first wires 512 , 532 , and the second dielectric layer 54 is interposed Between the electrical conductors 552 and the second wires 532, as previously described, the position of the electrical conductors 552 can be reduced between the first and second wires 512, or Above or below the first and second wires 412, 432. Please refer to the sixth figure, which is not intended to be a structure of a plurality of preferred electrical conductors of the present invention. - Miscellaneous conductors - Miscellaneous - Solid ^ U and - Miscellaneous two electrical conductors are combined into a concentric circle of electrical conductors. - Electrical conductors (_ by two interdigitated sub-electric conductors - external rectangle The electrical conductor...the electrical conductor (8) is composed of two angular electric conductors to form an outer rectangular electrical conductor. An electrical conductor (d) is composed of four rectangular sub-electric conductors to form an outer rectangular electrical conductor. The above embodiments are only used to illustrate that the electrical conduction system of the present invention may comprise a combination of a plurality of sub-electrical conductors, and is not intended to limit the implementation of the electrical conductor of the present invention, and the like may also be any individual shape. Or a composite. Thus, it will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that the single electrical conductor of the present invention can be a composite of a single individual or a plurality of separate individuals that span the mutual coupling points. The driving unit provides the touch sensitive unit electrical signal can be a sine wave, a square wave or other waveform, and can also be supplied to the first wire or the second wire in a constant current or a constant voltage to detect the first wire or the second wire. Voltage and current on the wire Or a capacitance value, that is, 'providing a constant voltage to sense a voltage or current; providing a constant current to sense a voltage or current; or sensing the 201015413 capacitance by any of the above methods, the present invention is for sensing the first and second The method for measuring the composite signal of the wire or the mutual coupling is not limited. The above is only the preferred embodiment of the present invention, and is not intended to limit the scope of the patent application of the present invention; Equivalent changes or modifications made under the spirit of the disclosure shall be included in the scope of the patent.

【圖式簡單說明】 一第一圖係一習知觸控面板之多指觸控操作與電容值影像 示意圖; 第-A圖係本發明之一較佳實施例之概略系統方塊圖與 其較佳操作流程示意圖; 、 第-B關第騎示之系祕其料較佳操作流程 第-A圖係本發明之一較佳實施例之動作流程圖; 第-B圖係本發明另一較佳實施例之動作流程圖; 第-C圖係本發明又一較佳實施例之動作流程圖; 與電容第之一較佳觸敏單元實施例多指觸控操作 第五圖係本發明之—較佳觸敏單元實糊結構示意圖; 17 201015413 以及 第六圖係本發明之多個較佳電性導體結構示意圖。 【主要元件符號說明】 110 觸控面板BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS A first figure is a schematic diagram of a multi-finger touch operation and a capacitance value image of a conventional touch panel; a first embodiment is a schematic system block diagram of a preferred embodiment of the present invention and a preferred embodiment thereof. 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 The flow chart of the embodiment of the present invention; the first embodiment of the present invention is a flow chart of a preferred embodiment of the present invention; A schematic diagram of a preferred paste structure of a touch sensitive unit; 17 201015413 and a sixth diagram are schematic views of a plurality of preferred electrical conductor structures of the present invention. [Main component symbol description] 110 touch panel

112'412、512 第一導線 114、414、532 第二導線 120'420 電容值影像 200 本發明之一較佳實施例與其操作步驟 210、410、500 觸敏單元 220 驅動單元 230 感測單元 22卜 232、223、234、225、236 操作步驟 312、314、316 一較佳實施例之流程步驟 322、324、326 另一較佳實施例之流程步驟 332、334、336 又一較佳實施例之流程步驟 416、552 電性導體 510 第一導線層 520 第一介電層 530 第二導線層 540 第二介電層 550 電性導體層 560 第三介電層 Xl~X4 對應X座標 Ά 對應Y座標 Pi 'P2 觸碰處 Gi 'G2 鬼點 18 201015413112'412, 512 first wire 114, 414, 532 second wire 120'420 capacitance value image 200 A preferred embodiment of the present invention and its operating steps 210, 410, 500 touch sensitive unit 220 drive unit 230 sensing unit 22 232, 223, 234, 225, 236 Operational Steps 312, 314, 316 Process Steps 322, 324, 326 of a Preferred Embodiment Another Preferred Embodiment Process Steps 332, 334, 336 Still Another Preferred Embodiment Process steps 416, 552 electrical conductor 510 first wire layer 520 first dielectric layer 530 second wire layer 540 second dielectric layer 550 electrical conductor layer 560 third dielectric layer Xl ~ X4 corresponding to the X coordinate Ά corresponding Y coordinate Pi 'P2 touch point Gi 'G2 ghost point 18 201015413

PiWj ' P2Wi ' GiW! ' G2W! PiW2、P2W2、GiW2、G2W2 di~d8 差值 ⑻、(b)、(c)、⑹ 電容值影像波 電容值影像波 電性導體PiWj ' P2Wi ' GiW! ' G2W! PiW2, P2W2, GiW2, G2W2 di~d8 Difference (8), (b), (c), (6) Capacitance value image wave Capacitance value image wave Electrical conductor

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201015413 七、申請專利範圍: 1.一種辨別觸碰之觸控裝置,包含: 一觸敏單元,係包含: 複數條第一導線;及 複數條第二導線’該些第―、第二導線係彼此電性隔離且相疊以 形成複數個互麵疊點; 一驅動單元,係驅動各該些第一導線;以及 β -感測單元,係_複數個物件觸碰姐近之第—導線,並且於 該些物侧碰或臨近之第一導線被驅動時,分別感測該些物件 觸碰或臨近之互料點,藉此觸該些物件觸碰或臨近所產生 之觸碰。 2·如申請專職m第1撕狀辨綱碰之驗裝置,其中該些物 件觸碰或臨近之第一導線之自電容性耦合變化量大於一第一門 檻限值。 G 3·如申請專利範圍第1項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控裝置,其中該些物 件觸碰或臨近之互耦疊點之互電容性耦合變化量大於一第二門 檻限值。 4. 如申請專利範圍第3項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控裝置,其中該觸敏 單元更包含複數個電性導體橫跨該些互耦疊點,其中該些電性 導體之大小決定該第二門檻限值。 5. —種辨別觸碰之觸控裝置,包含·· 一觸敏單元,係包含: 20 201015413 . 複數條第一導線;及 複數條第二導線,該些第―、第二導線係彼此電性隔離且相疊以 形成複數個互耦疊點; 一驅動單元,係於一第一階段驅動各該些第一導線,並於一第二 階段驅動複數條被選擇之第一導線;以及 一感測單元,係感測複數個物件觸碰或臨近之第一導線,該些物 件觸碰或臨近之第一導線為該些被選擇之第一導線。 ❹6.如申請專利範圍第5項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控裝置,其中該些被 選擇之第一導線之自電容性耦合變化量大於一第一門檻限值。 7. 如申請專利範圍第5項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控裝置,其中該感測 單疋係於各該魏獅之第_導、紐軸時,分職測該些物 件觸碰或臨近之互輕疊點。 8. 如申請專利範圍第7項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控裝置,其中該些物 件觸碰或臨近之互耦疊點之互電容性耦合變化量大於一第二門 ❹ 檻限值。 9. 如申請_細第8項所狀_觸碰之馳裝置,其中該觸敏 單元更包含複數個電性導體橫跨該些互耦疊點,其中該些電性 導體之大小決定該第二門檻限值。 10. 如申請專利範圍第5項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控裝置,其中該驅 動單元更於該第1段驅動各該些第二導線,並且該感測單元 更於該第-階段感測該些物件觸碰或臨近之第二導線,而該些 物件觸碰或臨近之第二導線為複數條被選擇之第二導線,其令 21 201015413 •該細單元係於各該些被選擇之第-導線__,分別_ 些被選擇之第二導線上制該些物侧碰或臨近之互搞叠點。 11. 如申請專利細第1G項所狀_觸碰之馳裝置,其中該些 被選擇之第二導線之自電容性轉合變化量大於—第三門檀限 值。 12. 如申請專利範圍第1〇項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控裝置,其中該此 物件觸碰或臨近之互辆叠點之互電容性輕合變化量大於一第四 ❹ 門檻限值。 如申請專利範圍第12項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控裝置,其中該觸 敏單元更包含複數個電性導體橫跨該些互輕叠點,其中該些電 性導體之大小決定該第四門檻限值。 14·如申請專利範圍第5項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控裝置,其中該驅 動單元更賊第-階段鶴各該些第二導線,並且該感測^元 更於該第一階段感測該些物件觸碰或臨近之第二導線,而該此 ❿ 物件觸碰或臨近之第二導線為複數條被選擇之第二導線,其中 當該些物件之數量為兩個時,該些被選擇之第一、第二導線決 定兩群真實觸碰處與兩群虛假觸碰處,該兩群真實、虛假觸碰 處分別位於一虛擬平行四邊形之對角,且該感測單元係於該第 二階段由該兩群真實、虛假觸碰處巾至少—群_出該些物件 觸碰或臨近之互麵疊點。 15.如申請專利範圍第14項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控裴置,其中該兩 群真實觸碰處之互電容性耦合變化量大於一第五門檻限值,該 22 201015413 , 兩群虛假觸碰處之互電容性粞合變化量小於或等於該第五門檻 限值。 16. 如申請專利範圍第15項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控襞置,其中該觸 敏單元更包含複數個電性導體橫跨該些互耦疊點,其中該些電 性導體之大小決定該第五門檻限值^ 17. —種辨別觸碰之觸控方法,包含: 分別驅動複數條第-導線,該些第一導線與複數條第二導線彼此 ❹ 電性隔離且相疊以形成複數個互耦疊點; 感測複數個物件觸碰或臨近之第一導線;以及 在該些物件觸碰或臨近之第—導線被驅動時該些物件 觸碰或臨近之互耦疊點。 18. 如申請專利範圍帛17項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控方法其中該些 物件觸碰或臨近之第一導線之自電容性耦合變化量大於一第一 門檻限值。 ❹I9.如巾請專利細第π項所述之刺觸碰之觸控方法,其中該些 物件觸碰或臨近之互耦疊點之互電容性耦合變化量大於一第二 門襤限值。 20. 如申請專利範圍第19項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控方法,更包含使 用複數個電性導體橫跨該些互耦疊點,湘該些電性導體之大 小決定該第二門檻限值。 21. —種辨別觸碰之觸控方法,包含: 分別驅動複數條第-導線,該些第—導線與複數條第二導線彼此 23 201015413 , 電性隔離且相疊以形成複數個互耦疊點; 感測複數個物件觸碰或臨近之第一導線,該些物件觸碰或臨近之 第一導線為複數條被選擇之第—導線;以及 分別驅動該些被選擇之第一導線。 22.如申請專利範圍第21項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控方法,其中該此 被選擇之第-導線之自電容性耗合變化量大於一第一門酿 值。 ❹23·如申請專利範圍第21項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控方法,其中在驅 動該些被選擇之第-導線時’分別感測該些物件觸碰或臨近之 互耦疊點。 24.如申請專利範圍第23項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控方法,其中該些 物件觸碰或臨近之互麵疊點之互電容性粞合變化量大於一第二 門檻限值。 25·如申請專利範圍第24項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控方法,更包含使 © 用複數個電性導體橫跨該些互耦疊點,利用該些電性導體之大 小決定該第二門檻限值。 26.如申請專利範圍第21項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控方法,更包含: 分別驅動該些第二導線; 感測該些物件觸碰或臨近之第二導線,而該些物件觸碰或臨近之 第二導線為複數條被選擇之第二導線;及 在該些被選擇之第一導線被驅動時,分別感測該些被選擇之第二 導線上該些物件觸碰或臨近之互轉叠點。 24 201015413 27. 如申請專利範圍第26項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控方法,其中該些 被選擇之第二轉之自電容雜合變化量大於-第三門檻限 值。 28. 如申請專利範圍第26項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控方法,其中該些 物件觸碰或崎之互㈣點之互電容絲合變化量大於一第四 門檻限值。 29·如申請專利範圍第28項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控方法,更包含使 ❹ 賴數個電性導體橫跨該些互耦疊點,該些電性導體之大 小決定該第四門楹限值。 30·如申請專利範圍帛21項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控方法,更包含: 分別驅動該些第二導線; 感測該些物件觸碰姐近之第二導線,義些物件觸碰或臨近之 第一導線為複數條被選擇之第二導線; 在該些物件之數量為兩個時,該些被選擇之第一、第二導線決定 © 辦真·碰處與兩群虛細碰處,躺群真實、虛假觸碰處 分別位於一虛擬平行四邊形之對角;及 感測該兩群真實、虛假觸碰處中至少一群該些物件觸碰或臨近之 互耦疊點。 31 ·如申請專利範圍第30項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控方法,其中該兩 群真實觸碰處之互電容性耦合變化量大於一第五門檻限值,該 兩群虛假觸碰處之互電容性耦合變化量小於或等於該第五門檻 限值。 25 201015413 32.如申請專利範圍第31項所述之辨別觸碰之觸控方法,更包含使 用複數個電性導體橫跨該些互粞疊點,利用該些電性導體之大 小決定該第五門檻限值。201015413 VII. Patent application scope: 1. A touch device for distinguishing touch, comprising: a touch sensitive unit, comprising: a plurality of first wires; and a plurality of second wires 'the first and second wires Electrically isolated from each other and stacked to form a plurality of mutual surface overlaps; a driving unit driving each of the first wires; and a β-sensing unit, wherein the plurality of objects touch the first wire of the sister, And when the first wires that are touched or adjacent to the objects are driven, respectively, the touch points of the objects touched or adjacent are sensed, thereby touching the touches that are touched or adjacent to the objects. 2. If applying for the full-time m first tear-shaped inspection device, the self-capacitive coupling change of the first wire touched or adjacent to the object is greater than a first threshold value. G3. The touch device for distinguishing touch as described in claim 1, wherein the mutual capacitive coupling change of the mutual coupling points of the touched or adjacent objects is greater than a second threshold value. 4. The touch device according to claim 3, wherein the touch sensitive unit further comprises a plurality of electrical conductors spanning the mutual coupling points, wherein the size of the electrical conductors is determined. The second threshold value. 5. A touch device for distinguishing touches, comprising: a touch sensitive unit, comprising: 20 201015413. a plurality of first wires; and a plurality of second wires, wherein the first and second wires are electrically connected to each other Separating and stacking to form a plurality of mutual coupling points; a driving unit driving each of the first wires in a first phase and driving a plurality of selected first wires in a second phase; and The sensing unit senses a first wire touched or adjacent to the plurality of objects, and the first wire touched or adjacent to the objects is the selected first wire. The touch device of claim 5, wherein the self-capacitive coupling change of the selected first wires is greater than a first threshold value. 7. The touch device for distinguishing touch as described in claim 5, wherein the sensing unit is attached to the first and second axes of the Wei Lion, and the items are touched or Close to each other lightly overlapping. 8. The touch device for distinguishing touches as described in claim 7, wherein the mutual capacitive coupling change of the mutual coupling points of the touched or adjacent objects is greater than a second threshold value. 9. The device of claim _, wherein the touch sensitive unit further comprises a plurality of electrical conductors spanning the mutual coupling points, wherein the size of the electrical conductors determines the number Two thresholds. 10. The touch device of claim 5, wherein the driving unit further drives the second wires in the first segment, and the sensing unit is further in the first stage Detecting the second wire that the object touches or is adjacent to, and the second wire that the object touches or approaches is a plurality of selected second wires, which makes 21 201015413 • the thin unit is selected for each of the selected The first-wire __, respectively, is selected on the second wire to make the objects side-to-side or adjacent to each other. 11. In the case of the patented detail 1G item, the self-capacitance change of the selected second wires is greater than the third threshold value. 12. The touch device for distinguishing touch as described in claim 1 , wherein the mutual capacitance change of the mutual touch point of the object touched or adjacent is greater than a fourth threshold value . The touch sensitive device of claim 12, wherein the touch sensitive unit further comprises a plurality of electrical conductors spanning the light overlap points, wherein the size of the electrical conductors determines the number Four threshold limits. 14. The touch device for distinguishing touch according to claim 5, wherein the driving unit further comprises the second wire of the first stage crane, and the sensing element is more than the first stage feeling Detecting the second wire that the object touches or is adjacent to, and the second wire that the object touches or approaches is a plurality of selected second wires, wherein when the number of the objects is two, The selected first and second wires determine two groups of real touches and two groups of false touches, the two groups of real and false touches are respectively located at opposite corners of a virtual parallelogram, and the sensing unit is tied to The second stage consists of the two groups of real, false touches of the towel at least - the group - the overlapping or adjacent overlapping of the objects. 15. The touch device for distinguishing touch as described in claim 14 wherein the mutual capacitive coupling variation of the two groups of true touches is greater than a fifth threshold value, the 22 201015413, two groups The mutual capacitance coupling change of the false touch is less than or equal to the fifth threshold. 16. The touch sensitive device of claim 15 wherein the touch sensitive unit further comprises a plurality of electrical conductors spanning the mutual coupling points, wherein the size of the electrical conductors Determining the fifth threshold value ^ 17. - A touch method for discriminating touches, comprising: driving a plurality of first-conductors, the first wires and the plurality of second wires are electrically isolated from each other and stacked Forming a plurality of mutual coupling points; sensing a first wire touched or adjacent to the plurality of objects; and mutual coupling points of the objects touching or adjacent when the first or second wire touched or adjacent to the object . 18. The touch method of distinguishing touch as described in claim 17 wherein the self-capacitive coupling change of the first wire touched or adjacent to the object is greater than a first threshold value. ❹I9. The touch method of the thorn touch described in the πth item of the patent, wherein the mutual capacitive coupling change of the mutual coupling points of the touched or adjacent objects is greater than a second threshold value. 20. The touch method for distinguishing touch as described in claim 19, further comprising using a plurality of electrical conductors to span the mutual coupling points, and the size of the electrical conductors determines the second threshold Limit. 21. A touch method for discriminating a touch, comprising: driving a plurality of first-conductors respectively, the first-conducting wires and the plurality of second wires being electrically isolated from each other to form a plurality of mutual couplings ??? sensing a first wire touched or adjacent to the plurality of objects, the first wire touched or adjacent to the plurality of objects is a plurality of selected first wires; and driving the selected first wires respectively. 22. The touch method for discriminating touch according to claim 21, wherein the self-capacitance consumption variation of the selected first-wire is greater than a first threshold value. ❹23. The touch method of distinguishing touch as described in claim 21, wherein when the selected first conductors are driven, respectively, the mutual coupling points of the objects touching or adjacent are sensed. 24. The touch method for discriminating touch according to claim 23, wherein the mutual capacitance change of the mutual touch points of the touched or adjacent objects is greater than a second threshold value. 25. The touch method for distinguishing touch as described in claim 24 of the patent application, further comprising: using a plurality of electrical conductors to span the mutual coupling points, and determining the number by using the size of the electrical conductors Two thresholds. 26. The touch method of distinguishing touch according to claim 21, further comprising: driving the second wires separately; sensing the second wires touched or adjacent to the objects, and the objects touch The second wire that is touched or adjacent is a plurality of selected second wires; and when the selected first wires are driven, respectively sensing the touch or proximity of the objects on the selected second wires Interdigitation. 24 201015413 27. The touch method for discriminating touch according to claim 26, wherein the selected second rotation self-capacitance hybrid variation is greater than a third threshold value. 28. The touch method for distinguishing touches as described in claim 26, wherein the mutual capacitance change of the touch or the mutual (four) points of the objects is greater than a fourth threshold value. 29. The method of distinguishing touches as described in claim 28, further comprising causing a plurality of electrical conductors to span the mutual coupling points, the size of the electrical conductors determining the fourth Threshold limit. 30. The touch method for distinguishing touch as described in claim 21, further comprising: driving the second wires separately; sensing that the objects touch the second wire of the sister, and touching the objects Or the adjacent first wire is a plurality of selected second wires; when the number of the objects is two, the selected first and second wires determine © the true touch and the two groups At the touch, the true and false touches of the lying group are respectively located at opposite corners of a virtual parallelogram; and sensing the mutual coupling points of at least one of the two groups of real and false touches touching or approaching the objects. 31. The touch method for distinguishing touch according to claim 30, wherein the mutual capacitive coupling change of the two groups of true touches is greater than a fifth threshold, and the two groups of false touches The mutual capacitive coupling change is less than or equal to the fifth threshold. 25 201015413 32. The touch method for discriminating touch according to claim 31, further comprising using a plurality of electrical conductors to span the mutual overlapping points, and determining the number by using the size of the electrical conductors Five thresholds. 2626
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