TW201443706A - Touch sensing system, charging system and recharge method for indicator of the same - Google Patents

Abstract

A touch system comprises a pointer and a touch sensing device. The touch sensing device comprises multiple position detectors, multiple coils, multiple charging detectors, and a processor. While the pointer emits a touching signal, the position detector detects the touching signal to determine a position of the pointer. While the pointer stops emitting a signal, the processor temporarily sequentially enables the multiple coils and determines a position of the pointer according to charging detecting signals from the charging detectors. The processor enables one of the coils according to the position of the pointer so that the enabled coil emits a charging signal to charge the pointer.

Description

Touch system, charging system and charging method of touch device

The present invention relates to a touch system, and more particularly to a touch system, a charging system, and a charging method of the touch device.

With the advancement of technology, more and more electronic products are combining the functions of touch with the display. The principle of touch is to design a sensor on the panel. When the sensor is touched in a specific manner, a physical quantity change is generated to cause the display to simultaneously display the controlled target.

In the application of the optical touch display system, in order to make the light sensor react, the light pen is its active input device. The light pen mainly includes a pen body, a power module, and a light source, wherein the light source is mostly realized by a light emitting diode (LED), and the power module can be controlled by a power switch. When the power switch is turned off, the light source is not output.

Therefore, when the light pen head contacts the screen and is pressed and illuminated, the purpose of writing can be achieved. However, due to the long-term use of the stylus, its electrical durability and continuous use must be considered. Furthermore, an insufficient energy source will cause the output signal of the photo sensor to become smaller, and as the light source gradually weakens, It will become more and more difficult to recognize touch points, resulting in a phenomenon that the writing is not smooth.

The invention discloses a charging system, a charging system and a charging method of the touch device, thereby prolonging the continuous use time of the touch system.

A touch system of the present invention includes a touch device and a touch sensing device. The touch device is configured to selectively emit or not emit a touch signal. The touch sensing device includes a plurality of position detecting units, a plurality of coils, a plurality of charging detecting units, and a processing device. The position detecting unit is configured to detect a touch signal emitted by the touch device. Each of the coils is configured to emit a charging signal to charge the touch device when enabled. Each of the charging detection units of the charging detection unit is electrically coupled to one of the plurality of coils.

Each of the charging detection units is configured to send a charging detection signal, and the charging detection signal includes information of a mutual inductance of the corresponding coil and the touch device. The processing device is coupled to the position detecting unit, the coil and the charging detecting unit for determining the position of the touch device, and enabling the first coil of the coil according to the position of the touch device to The first charging signal is transmitted, wherein when the touch device emits the touch signal, the processing device determines the position of the touch device according to the touch signal emitted by the touch device, when the touch device does not emit the touch signal The processing device temporarily enables the coil according to a rule, and determines the position of the touch device according to the charging detection signal.

In an embodiment of the invention, a charging method of a touch device is disclosed, and the method is suitable for a touch system. The touch system has the touch device and a touch sensing device. The charging method of the touch device uses the touch device to selectively emit or not emit a touch signal. A plurality of coils are provided for connecting to the touch sensing device, wherein each of the plurality of coils is configured to emit a charging signal when being enabled to charge the touch device. The touch signal is detected by using the touch sensing device. When the touch signal is present, determining a position of the touch device according to the touch signal. When the touch signal does not exist, the plurality of coils are temporarily enabled according to a rule, and a plurality of charge detection signals are detected to determine the position. Each of the plurality of charge detection signals includes information that one of the plurality of coils interacts with the touch device. And according to the aforementioned position, one of the plurality of coils is enabled to be the first coil. The touch device is charged by transmitting a first charging signal.

In a charging system disclosed in the present invention, a plurality of position detecting units, a plurality of coils, and a processing device are included. Each position detecting unit is configured to receive a radio frequency signal and generate a position signal. Each coil is used to transmit a charging signal when enabled. The processing device is coupled to the plurality of position detecting units and the plurality of coils for determining a position according to the position signal, and enabling the first coil of the plurality of coils to transmit the first charging signal.

In the charging method disclosed in the present invention, a plurality of position detecting units respectively receive radio frequency signals at different positions, and generate a plurality of position signals. number. The position is determined based on the plurality of position signals described above. And enabling the first one of the plurality of coils according to the aforementioned position to emit the first charging signal.

The charging system and the charging method of the touch device disclosed in the present invention detect the position of the touch device by different methods according to different conditions, and enable the touch device according to the position of the touch device. Charging. Thereby, the continuous use time of the touch device is extended.

In order to make the above and other objects, means and effects of the present invention easier to understand, the following detailed description will be made in conjunction with the related embodiments.

10‧‧‧ touch system

110, 110', 62, 90‧‧‧ touch devices

120, 50‧‧‧ touch sensing device

122‧‧‧ position detection device

124, 30‧‧‧ coil group

126‧‧‧Charge detection device

128, 64, 830‧‧‧ processing devices

129‧‧‧Storage device

32‧‧‧Power supply

33a, 33b, 37, 38, 39‧ ‧ switch

34, 35, 36, 52, 66~69, 812~828‧‧‧ coil

56‧‧‧Charge detection unit

602~618, 802~808‧‧‧ position detection unit

71‧‧‧Touch signal generator

72‧‧‧Battery

73‧‧‧Charging device

731‧‧‧Charging coil

732‧‧‧Rectifier

74‧‧‧Control circuit

75‧‧‧RF circuit

80‧‧‧Charging system

L11‧‧‧ touch signal

P ₆₁ , P ₆₃ ‧‧‧ position

T ₆₁ , T ₆₃ ‧‧ ‧ time interval

V _33a , V _33b , V _r , V ₃₄ ~V ₃₉ ‧‧‧ signals

FIG. 1A is a schematic diagram of a touch system according to an embodiment of the invention.

FIG. 1B is a circuit diagram of the touch sensing device in FIG. 1A.

2 is a flow chart of a charging method in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 3 is a schematic diagram of a coil circuit in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 4 is a signal timing diagram corresponding to Figure 3.

Figure 5 is a circuit diagram of a coil and a charge detecting unit according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 6A is a signal timing diagram in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 6B is a schematic diagram of the device corresponding to Figure 6A.

FIG. 7A is a schematic diagram of a circuit of a touch device according to an embodiment of the invention.

FIG. 7B is a schematic diagram of a circuit of a touch device according to an embodiment of the invention.

Figure 8 is a functional block diagram of a charging system in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 9 is a schematic view of a device in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.

The detailed features and advantages of the present invention are described in detail in the following description of the embodiments of the present invention. The objects and advantages associated with the present invention can be readily understood by those skilled in the art. The following examples are intended to describe the present invention in further detail, but are not intended to limit the scope of the invention.

In one embodiment, please refer to FIG. 1A, which is a schematic diagram of a touch system according to an embodiment of the invention. The touch system 10 includes a touch device 110 and a touch sensing device 120.

The touch device 110 is configured to selectively emit or not emit a touch signal L11. For example, the touch signal L11 may be visible light, electromagnetic signal, single-frequency light or other signal suitable as a touch signal, and the invention is not limited thereto. The touch device 110 is, for example but not limited to, an optical stylus, a laser pointer or an electromagnetic stylus. In this embodiment, the touch The device 110 takes an optical stylus as an example. The touch sensing device 120 is, for example but not limited to, an optical touch panel, an electromagnetic induction touch panel or other device suitable for sensing touch signals. In the embodiment, the touch sensing device 120 takes an optical touch panel as an example.

Please refer to FIG. 1B , which is a circuit diagram of the touch sensing device of FIG. 1A . The touch sensing device 120 includes a position detecting device 122, a coil group 124, a charging detecting device 126, and a processing device 128. The position detecting device 122 includes a plurality of position detecting units. A plurality of coils are included in the coil assembly 124. The charging detection device 126 includes a plurality of charging detection units.

Each position detecting unit of the position detecting device 122 is configured to detect the touch signal L11 emitted by the touch device 110. Each position detecting unit is, for example but not limited to, a light sensing unit, an electromagnetic induction coil or an induced current detecting unit. In this embodiment, each position detecting unit is, for example, a light sensing unit.

Each of the coil sets 124, when enabled, emits a charging signal to charge the touch device 110.

Each of the charging detection units 126 is electrically coupled to one of the coils 124 . Each of the charging detection units is configured to send a charging detection signal, and the charging detection signal includes information of a mutual inductance of the corresponding coil and the touch device 110.

The processing device 128 is coupled to the position detecting device 122 and the coil assembly The charging detection device 126 is configured to determine the position of the touch device 110 and enable one of the first coils of the coil assembly 124 according to the position of the touch device 110 to emit a first charging signal. When the position detecting device 122 detects the touch signal L11 emitted by the touch device 110, the processing device 128 determines the position of the touch device 110 according to the touch signal L11. When the position detecting device 122 does not detect the touch signal L11, the processing device 128 temporarily enables the coil in the coil group 124 according to a rule, and determines the charging detection signal transmitted by the charging detecting device 126. The location of the touch device 110. For example, the processing device 128 can be an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC), an advanced RISC machine (ARM), a central processing unit (CPU), a single The wafer controller or other device suitable for executing the arithmetic and control instructions is not limited herein.

In the touch system 10, the method of charging the touch device 110 can be briefly described as follows. Please refer to FIG. 2, which is a flow chart of a charging method according to an embodiment of the present invention.

In step S210, a touch device is used to selectively emit or not emit a touch signal.

In step S220, a plurality of coils are provided, which are connected to the touch sensing device. Each of the plurality of coils is configured to emit a charging signal when being enabled to charge the touch device.

In step S230, detecting the touch emitted by the touch device Control signal. When the touch signal is detected, step S240 is performed to determine a position of the touch device according to the touch signal. When the touch signal is not detected, step S250 is performed to temporarily enable the plurality of coils according to a rule, and detecting a plurality of charge detection signals to determine the position, wherein the plurality of charge detection signals are included. Each of the charging detection signals includes information of one of the plurality of coils interacting with the touch device.

In step S260, according to the foregoing position, one of the plurality of coils is enabled to emit a first charging signal to charge the touch device.

For detailed operation of coil set 124, please refer to Figures 3 and 4. Figure 3 is a schematic diagram of a coil circuit in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 4 is a signal timing diagram corresponding to Figure 3. The coil assembly 30 includes a DC power source 32, a set of switches 33a and 33b, a plurality of coils 34-36, and switches 37-39 corresponding to the coils 34-36. When coil set 30 is enabled, switches 33a and 33b are controlled by a pair of non-overlapping signals V _33a and V _33b , respectively, which are controlled by three signals V ₃₇ -V ₃₉ and can be in coil 34- A signal V ₃₄ ~ V ₃₆ is measured on ₃₆ , and a signal V _r can be measured across the switch 33b.

When the level of the signal V ₃₇ is at a high logic level, the switch 37 is turned on. At this time, the signal V _r can be transmitted to the coil 34, so that it can be measured on the coil 34 that V ₃₄ has a vibration like V _r . Thereby, the coil 34 is enabled to send a charging signal, wherein the charging signal is a regional magnetic field change. If the coil 35 is to be enabled, the level of the signal V ₃₈ of the control switch 38 is set to a high logic level, thereby transmitting the signal V _r to the coil 35. The coils 34-36 in the coil assembly 30 can be energized separately or multiple coils simultaneously.

Refer to Figure 5 for the detailed operation of each charge detection unit in the charge detection device 126. Figure 5 is a circuit diagram of a coil and a charge detecting unit according to an embodiment of the present invention. The touch sensing device 50 includes a coil 52 and a charge detecting unit 56. When the coil 52 is enabled, an AC signal flows through the coil 52 to transmit a charging signal to charge the touch device 110 (FIG. 1A). The charging detection unit 56 is electrically coupled to the coil 52 to detect whether the AC signal on the coil 52 generates a mutual inductance phenomenon and generate a charging detection signal. When the distance between the touch device 110 and the coil 52 is greater than a certain distance, the circuit of the touch device 110 cannot receive the charging signal, and no induced current flows through the circuit of the touch device 110. At this time, the coil 52 and the touch device 110 do not form a mutual inductance.

When the distance between the touch device 110 and the coil 52 is less than a certain distance, the circuit of the touch device 110 can receive a charging signal to generate an induced current. At this time, the circuit of the touch device 110 forms a mutual inductance with the coil 52. When a mutual inductance is formed, the impedance characteristic of the coil 52 itself will be different from the impedance characteristic of the coil 52 itself when the mutual inductance is not formed. Therefore, the charging detection unit 56 can be used to detect whether the coil 52 forms mutual inductance and mutual strength with the touch device 110, and the charging detection unit 56 generates a charging detection signal according to the intensity of the mutual inductance.

In one embodiment of the present invention, the charge detection signal is, for example, an analog signal, which is proportional to the mutual inductance of the coil 52 and the touch device 110. degree. In another embodiment of the invention, the charge detection signal is, for example, a digital signal. When the mutual inductance of the coil 52 and the touch device 110 is less than a predetermined intensity, the level of the charging detection signal is a low logic level. On the contrary, when the mutual inductance of the coil 52 and the touch device 110 is greater than a predetermined intensity, the level of the charging detection signal is a high logic level.

For the operation of the processing device 128, reference may be made to Figures 6A through 6B. Fig. 6A is a signal timing diagram according to an embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 6B is a schematic diagram showing the positional relationship of the apparatus of Fig. 6A. 6B is only used to illustrate the technology of the present invention, and the component ratio thereof does not represent the actual component ratio. When the touch device 62 emits a touch signal, in the position detecting unit 602-618, the position detecting unit that receives the touch signal outputs a digital signal of a high logic level. On the other hand, in the position detecting unit 602-618, the position detecting unit that does not receive the touch signal outputs a digital signal of a low logic level.

For example, in the time interval T ₆₁ in FIG. 6A, the digital signals output by the position detecting units 602, 606, and 608 are at a high logic level, and the digital signals output by other position detecting units are at a low logic level. . Therefore, the processing device 64 can determine that the position P ₆₁ of the touch device 62 should be located between the position detecting units 602, 606, and 608. When position P ₆₁ is determined, processing device 64 enables coil 66 relative to position P ₆₁ to charge touch device 62.

In the time interval T ₆₃ in FIG. 6A, the digital signals output by the position detecting units 612, 616, and 618 are at a high logic level, and the digital signals output by the other position detecting units are at a low logic level. Therefore, the processing device 64 can determine that the position P ₆₃ of the touch device 62 should be located between the position detecting units 612, 616, and 618. When position P ₆₃ is determined, processing device 64 enables coil 68 relative to position P ₆₃ to charge touch device 62.

In an embodiment, such as in the time interval T ₆₁ in FIG. 6A, when the position P ₆₁ is determined, the processing device 64 further enables the coil 67 to perform the touch device 62 in addition to the opposite coil 66. Charging.

In an embodiment, such as in the time interval T ₆₁ in FIG. 6A, when the position P ₆₁ is determined, the processing device 64 further sequentially enables the coils 66-69 in sequence, and corresponds to the coils 66-69. The charging detection signal returned by the charging detection unit determines whether the coils of the coils 66-69 have the best effect on charging the touch device 62. For example, if the charging effect of the coil 68 on the touch device 62 is optimal according to the plurality of charging detection signals, the processing device 64 enables the coil 68 to charge the touch device 62. In FIG. 6B, the position detecting units 602 to 618 and the coils 66 to 69 may be disposed on the same circuit layer or may be disposed in different circuit layers.

Returning to FIG. 1B, when a first coil of the coil set 124 is enabled to emit a first charging signal, the processing device 128 further adjusts the first charging according to one of the charging signals corresponding to the first coil. An embodiment of at least one of the power or frequency of the signal is detailed below.

Please refer to FIG. 1A, FIG. 1B and FIG. 7A together. FIG. 7A is a schematic diagram of a circuit of a touch device according to an embodiment of the invention. The touch device 110 includes a touch signal generator 71 , a battery 72 , and a charging device 73 . And a control circuit 74. The touch signal generator 71 is configured to emit a touch signal when enabled. The touch signal emitted by the touch signal generator 71 is, for example but not limited to, a visible light signal, a single frequency optical signal or an electromagnetic signal. The battery 72 is used to generate a first voltage. The control circuit 74 is coupled to the touch signal generator 71, the battery 72, and the charging device 73, respectively.

The battery 72 is configured to provide a first voltage to enable the touch device 110 to operate normally. For example, the battery 72 can be a nickel-hydrogen battery, a nickel-cadmium battery, a lithium ion battery, or other rechargeable battery, and is not limited thereto.

The charging device 73 includes a charging coil 731 and a rectifying device 732. The rectifying device 732 is, for example but not limited to, a bridge rectifier or a triode for alternating current (TRIAC). When the charging coil 731 receives the aforementioned first charging signal, the charging coil 731 generates an induced current because of the principle of electromagnetic induction (cold law or Faraday's law). When the rectifying device 732 receives the aforementioned induced current, it can generate a signal having substantially the second voltage. The signal having substantially the second voltage can be supplied to the battery 72 as a power signal or directly supplied to the touch signal generator 71.

When the control circuit 74 is to control the touch signal generator 71 to emit the touch signal, the control circuit 74 transmits the first voltage generated by the battery 72 to the touch signal generator 71, so that the touch signal generator 71 is enabled and To emit the aforementioned touch signal. When the control circuit 74 wants to control the signal generator 71 not to emit a touch When the signal is controlled, the control circuit 74 does not transmit the first voltage to the touch signal generator 71, so the touch signal generator 71 is not enabled. Control circuit 74 can also compare the first voltage to the second voltage to produce a comparison. The control circuit 74 can be, for example, an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC), an advanced RISC machine (ARM), a central processing unit (CPU), The single chip controller or other device suitable for executing the arithmetic and control instructions is not limited herein.

The touch signal generator 71 can adjust the touch signal emitted by the control circuit 74 according to the comparison result generated by the control circuit 74. When the touch signal generator 71 emits an optical signal, the touch signal generator 71 adjusts the spectral distribution of the optical signal according to the comparison result. When the touch signal generator 71 emits an electromagnetic signal, the touch signal generator 71 adjusts the signal composition of the electromagnetic signal according to the comparison result. Each position detecting unit of the position detecting device 122 detects the touch signal generated by the touch signal generator 71 and transmits a position detection result to the processing device 128. The processing device 128 adjusts the power or frequency of the first charging signal according to the received plurality of position detection results. For example, when the comparison result included in the touch signal represents that the second voltage is less than the first voltage, it indicates that the charging capability is insufficient. The processing device 128 thus enhances the power of the first charging signal or adjusts the frequency of the first charging signal such that the charging coil 731 resonates due to the first charging signal, thereby enhancing the induced current to increase the second voltage.

In another embodiment, please refer to Figure 7B, which is based on this A circuit diagram of a touch device according to an embodiment of the invention. The touch device 110' includes a touch signal generator 71, a battery 72, a charging device 73, a control circuit 74, and a radio frequency circuit 75. In the present embodiment, the functions of the components other than the radio frequency circuit 75 and their connection relationship are substantially as described in FIG. 7A, and thus will not be described herein.

In this example, the touch signal generator 71 does not adjust the touch signal according to the comparison result generated by the control circuit 74. Rather, the RF circuit 75 transmits a radio frequency signal based on the comparison result. In the present embodiment, the radio frequency circuit 75 mixes the comparison result with a carrier signal in a modulation method to generate a radio frequency signal. The modulation method may be, for example, amplitude modulation (AM), frequency modulation (FM), phase modulation (PM), amplitude-shift keying (amplitude-shift keying). , ASK), frequency-shift keying (FSK), phase-shift keying (PSK), or other methods suitable for signal modulation.

The method by which the processing device 128 temporarily activates the coils in the coil assembly 124 in accordance with a rule is detailed below. The touch sensing device 120 further includes a storage device 129 coupled to the processing device 128. The processing device 128 stores the location information of the touch device 110 in the storage device 129 as a location record. When the position detecting device 122 does not detect the touch signal L11 emitted by the touch device 110, after a time interval, the processing device 128 clears the position record.

Processing device 128 determines the aforementioned rules based on the location record. when When the location record is present, the processing device 128 determines a scan range based on a last recorded position in the location record. The processing device 128 selects a plurality of second coils corresponding to the scanning range from the coil group 124, and sequentially enables the plurality of second coils in an orderly manner. When the location record is not present or is cleared, processing device 128 sequentially enables each coil in coil assembly 124 in an orderly manner.

Therefore, the processing device 128 can determine the position of the touch device 110 according to the charge detection signal returned by the plurality of charge detection units of the plurality of second coils in the charge detection device 126, and according to the foregoing One of the first coils of the position enabling coil set 124 charges the touch device 110 by transmitting a first charging signal.

The method for determining the position of the touch device 110 based on the plurality of charge detection signals by the processing device 128 is described in detail below. If each of the charging detection signals is an analog signal or a multi-bit digital signal, the value of the signal is proportional to the mutual resistance of one of the coils corresponding to each of the charging detection signals and the touch device 110. Intensity, the plurality of charge detection signals may form a mutual inductance intensity distribution. Processing device 128 determines a landmark based on one or more maxima in the mutual inductive intensity distribution. Processing device 128 and enabling one of the first coils of coil assembly 124 in accordance with the aforementioned coordinates.

If each of the charging detection signals is a one-digit digital signal, it is used to indicate whether the strength of the mutual inductance of the coil corresponding to each of the charging detection signals and the touch device 110 exceeds a threshold value. . The plurality of charge detection signals may form a mutual inductance distribution, wherein the foregoing mutual The sense distribution includes a first area and a second area. The mutual inductance of the coils in the first region and the touch device 110 in the coil group 124 exceeds the aforementioned threshold value. The strength of the mutual inductance between the coil in the second region and the touch device 110 in the coil group 124 does not exceed the aforementioned threshold value. The processing device 128 can determine the first coil in the first region of the enabling coil group 124 to charge the touch device 110 according to the first region.

In one embodiment, please return to FIGS. 1A and 1B. When the position detecting device 122 does not detect the touch signal L11, if one or more coils in the coil group 124 are enabled, then after a period of time After the interval, the enabling of the one or more enabled coils is disabled.

Please refer to FIG. 8, which is a functional block diagram of a charging system according to an embodiment of the present invention. The charging system 80 includes a plurality of position detecting units 802-808, a plurality of coils 812-828, and a processing device 830. The processing device 830 is coupled to the position detecting units 802-808 and the coils 812-828.

Each of the position detecting units 802-808 is configured to generate a position signal according to the received radio frequency signal. In one embodiment, the position detecting unit (for example, the position detecting unit 802) can detect the power P _{RF of the} radio frequency signal and calculate with the preset power P ₀ to calculate the power P _RF and the preset power of the radio frequency signal. The ratio of P ₀ . Each position detecting unit outputs a ratio of the power P _{RF of the} radio frequency signal to the preset power P ₀ as a position signal. In another embodiment, each position detecting unit further parses the information contained in the radio frequency signal and adds the message to the position signal. For example, the position detecting unit can be any type of antenna.

Each of the coils 812-828 is used to transmit a charging signal when enabled. The embodiment is disclosed in FIG. 3, and details are not described herein again.

Processing device 830 determines a location based on the plurality of position signals transmitted by position detecting units 802-808 and enables coils corresponding to the one of coils 812-828. In order to understand the method by which the processing device 830 determines a position based on a plurality of position signals, please refer to FIG. 9, which is a schematic diagram of a device according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 9, position detecting units 802-808 are respectively disposed at four corners of charging system 80, and coils 812-828 are evenly distributed in charging system 80 and are not exposed. The processing device 830 is embedded inside the charging system 80. When a touch device 90 transmits a radio frequency signal over the charging system 80, each position detecting unit generates a position signal according to the foregoing method, and thus the processing device 830 receives four position signals. Each position signal represents the power of the radio frequency signal received by the corresponding position detecting unit. Since the radio frequency signal transmitted by the touch device 90 can be regarded as coming from a point source, the relationship between the distance d and the power P _RF can be roughly expressed by the following equation (1).

P _RF (d)=kP ₀ /d ² (1)

Where k is a constant. The distance can be calculated from the power using equation (1) above. Therefore, the processing device 830 can calculate the distance between the touch device 90 and the position detecting units 802-808, respectively, thereby calculating the position of the touch device 90 in the space. For example, when the touch device 90 and the position detecting unit 802-808 are separated by distances d ₁ , d ₂ , d _{3 ,} and d ₄ , respectively, the position detecting units 802 - 808 are centered, and d ₁ to d _{4 are respectively} You can get four spheres by making a radius. The intersection of the four spheres is the position of the touch device 90 in space. After calculating the position of the touch device 90 in the space, the processing device 830 can find a coil of the circle 812-828 that is closest to the touch device 90. The processing device 830 and the coil closest to the touch device 90 are enabled to charge the touch device 90 by transmitting a charging signal. The circuit structure and the embodiment of the touch device 90 are substantially as shown in FIG. 7B, and details are not described herein again.

The operation method of the above charging device can be briefly described as follows. The plurality of position detecting units 802-808 respectively generate position signals according to the same radio frequency signal emitted by the touch device 90 at different positions, that is, a plurality of position signals are used. Position signal. And the processing device 830 determines a position according to the plurality of position signals, and enables the first coil (for example, the coil 818) of the plurality of coils 812-828 according to the position to emit the first charging signal to charge the touch device 90. .

The touch system disclosed in the present invention includes a touch device and a touch sensing device. The touch sensing device detects the position of the touch device in different ways according to different conditions, and enables the touch device to charge according to the position of the touch device. Thereby, the continuous use time of the touch device is extended.

While the present invention has been described above in the foregoing embodiments, it is not intended to limit the invention, and the invention may be modified and modified without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Special The scope of protection is subject to the definition of the scope of the patent application attached to this specification.

120‧‧‧Touch sensing device

122‧‧‧ position detection device

124‧‧‧ coil group

126‧‧‧Charge detection device

128‧‧‧Processing device

129‧‧‧Storage device

Claims (37)

A touch control system includes: a touch device for selectively transmitting or not transmitting a touch signal; and a touch sensing device comprising: a plurality of position detecting units for detecting the touch a plurality of coils, each of the coils for transmitting a charging signal when activated; a plurality of charging detection units coupled to the coils for sending a charging a detection signal, wherein the charge detection signal includes information on a mutual inductance of the coil and the touch device; and a processing device coupled to the position detection unit, the coils, and the charge detection a unit for determining a position of the touch device, and enabling a first coil of the coils according to the position to emit a first charging signal, wherein when the touch signal is present, the processing device is configured according to the The touch signal determines the position. When the touch signal does not exist, the processing device temporarily enables the coils according to a rule, and determines the position according to the charge detection signals. The touch system of claim 1, wherein the processing device further adjusts the first charging signal according to the charging detection signal corresponding to the first coil. The touch system of claim 2, wherein the adjusting the first charging signal is to adjust at least one of a frequency or a power of the first charging signal. The touch control system of claim 3, wherein the touch device comprises: a touch signal generator for transmitting the touch signal when enabled; a battery for supplying a first voltage to the touch signal generator; a charging device for supplying a second voltage to charge the battery; and a control circuit coupled to the touch signal generator, The battery and the charging device are configured to selectively enable the touch signal generator. The touch control system of claim 4, wherein the touch device further comprises: a radio frequency circuit coupled to the control circuit, the control circuit comparing the first voltage and the second voltage to generate a comparison result, The RF circuit is configured to output the comparison result. The touch system of claim 5, wherein each of the charging detection signals further includes the comparison result, and the processing device further adjusts the charging detection signal according to the first coil. The first charging signal. The touch control system of claim 4, wherein the control circuit outputs a comparison result according to the first voltage and the second voltage, and the touch signal generator further adjusts the sound signal according to the comparison result when enabled The touch signal, the processing device further adjusts the first charging signal according to the touch signal. The touch control system of claim 1 , wherein the touch sensing device further comprises a storage device coupled to the processing device, wherein the processing device further stores the location information in the storage device as a location record. The touch system of claim 8, wherein when the touch signal does not exist, the processing device clears the position record after a time interval elapses. The touch system of claim 9, wherein the processing device determines the rule based on the location record. The touch system of claim 10, wherein when the location record is present, the rule temporarily enables the plurality of second coils of the plurality of coils based on the location record. The touch system of claim 10, wherein the location record does not exist The rule temporarily enables each of the coils. The touch system of claim 1, wherein the processing device further activates a second one of the coils according to the position to emit a second charging signal. The touch system of claim 13, wherein the processing device disables the second coil after a time interval has elapsed when the touch signal is not present. The touch system of claim 1, wherein the processing device disengages the first coil after a time interval has elapsed when the touch signal is not present. The touch system of claim 1, wherein when the touch signal is present, the processing device further enables a plurality of second coils of the coils according to the touch signal, and according to the charging The signal is detected to determine the position. A charging method of a touch device is suitable for a touch system, the touch system has the touch device and a touch sensing device, and the charging method of the touch device includes: selectively using the touch device Transmitting or not transmitting a touch signal; providing a plurality of coils connected to the touch sensing device, wherein each of the coils is configured to emit a charging signal when enabled, to the touch device Charging; detecting the touch signal; determining a position of the touch device according to the touch signal when the touch signal is present; and temporarily enabling the touch signal according to a rule when the touch signal is not present a coil and detecting a plurality of charge detection signals to determine the position, wherein the Each of the charge detection signals includes information of a coil of the coils interacting with the touch device; and, according to the position, enabling a first coil of the coils to emit a first A charging signal charges the touch device. The charging method of the touch device of claim 17, further comprising: detecting a first charging detection signal corresponding to the first coil among the charging detection signals; and according to the first charging detection signal Adjusting the first charging signal. The charging method of the touch device of claim 18, wherein adjusting the first charging signal adjusts at least one of a frequency or a power of the first charging signal. The charging method of the touch device of claim 18, wherein the charging detection signal further comprises a charging state of the touch device. The charging method of the touch device of claim 17, further comprising: storing the location in a location record; when the touch signal is not present, clearing the location record after a time interval; and recording the location according to the location Decide on the rule. The touch device charging method of claim 21, wherein when the location record exists, the rule is to temporarily enable the plurality of second coils in the coils according to the position record, and detect the plurality of coils The charge detection signal is used to determine the position. The touch device charging method of claim 21, wherein when the location record does not exist, the rule is to temporarily enable each of the coils, and detect the charging detection signals to determine the position. The charging method of the touch device of claim 17, further comprising: enabling a second coil of the coils to emit according to the position A second charging signal charges the touch device. The charging method of the touch device of claim 24, further comprising: stopping the enabling of the second coil after a time interval when the touch signal is not present. The charging method of the touch device of claim 17, further comprising: stopping the enabling of the first coil after a time interval when the touch signal is not present. The method of charging a touch device according to claim 17, wherein the determining a position according to the touch signal comprises: determining a plurality of second coils among the coils according to a position of the touch signal; temporarily enabling And detecting the plurality of charge detection signals to determine the position, wherein each of the charge detection signals includes information about a coil of the coils interacting with the touch device . A charging system includes: a plurality of position detecting units, wherein each of the position detecting units is configured to generate a position signal according to a radio frequency signal; a plurality of coils, each of the coils being used for When enabled, a charging signal is transmitted; and a processing device is coupled to the position detecting unit and the coils for determining a position according to the position signals, and enabling the coils according to the position a first coil to emit a first charging signal. The charging system of claim 28, wherein each of the position detecting units generates the position signal according to the intensity of the received radio frequency signal. The charging system of claim 28, further comprising a touch device for Selectively emit or not emit a touch signal and transmit the radio frequency signal. The charging system of claim 30, wherein the touch device comprises: a touch signal generator for selectively transmitting or not transmitting the touch signal; and a battery coupled to the touch signal generator Providing a first voltage to the touch signal generator; a charging device coupled to the battery for receiving the first charging signal and providing a second voltage to charge the battery; a control circuit And the charging device is coupled to the battery and the charging device for generating a comparison result according to the first voltage and the second voltage; and a radio frequency circuit coupled to the control circuit for transmitting the radio frequency according to the comparison result signal. The charging system of claim 31, wherein each of the position signals further includes information associated with the comparison result, and the processing device further adjusts a frequency or power of the first charging signal according to the position signals. At least one of them. A charging method includes: generating, by a plurality of position detecting units, a position signal according to a radio frequency signal at different positions; determining a position according to the position signals; and enabling one of the plurality of coils according to the position a coil to emit a first charging signal. The charging method of claim 33, wherein each of the position detecting units generates the position signal according to the intensity of the received radio frequency signal. The charging method of claim 33, wherein the radio frequency signal is transmitted by a touch device. The charging method of claim 35, wherein the radio frequency signal comprises a charging status signal of the touch device. The charging method of claim 36, wherein each of the position signals further includes information associated with the comparison result, and the processing device further adjusts a frequency or power of the first charging signal according to the information. one.