TW202134671A - Self-capacitance detection circuit and information processing device with the capacitance detection circuit capable of greatly saving the circuit area and the cost of chip production when chip is implemented - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention mainly discloses a self-capacitance detection circuit for coupling to a touch detection terminal of a touch panel and comprises at least one charge amplification unit for coupling with at least one sensing capacitance in the touch panel through the touch detection terminal. In the present invention, the self-capacitance detection circuit further comprises a first current source and a second current source, which are used to subtract an initial capacitance value of the sensing capacitance, thereby increasing the variation of capacitance measured by the self-capacitance detection circuit and achieving the final effect of amplifying the effective range of the output voltage signal. The self-capacitance detection circuit of the present invention does not contain any reference capacitors of the pF level, so the circuit area can be greatly saved when chip is implemented, thereby saving the cost of chip production.

Description

Self-capacitance detection circuit and information processing device with the capacitance detection circuit

The present invention relates to the technical field of touch detection circuits, and particularly refers to a self-capacitance detection circuit used in touch detection chips.

Projected capacitive touch panels have been widely used in small and medium-sized portable electronic devices, tablet computers, and medium and large-sized touch-control displays. They include self-capacitance and mutual-capacitance types. capacitance). FIG. 1 shows a circuit structure diagram of a conventional self-capacitance detection circuit. The conventional self-capacitance detection circuit 1'is coupled to a touch detection terminal of a touch panel 2'(or a touch display panel module) for sensing at least one sensor in the touch panel 2' Measure the change of the capacitance value of the capacitance 21'. As shown in FIG. 1, the conventional self-capacitance detection circuit 1'includes: an operational amplifier 11', a feedback capacitor 12', a first switch 13', a second switch 14', a third switch 15', A fourth switch 16', a fifth switch 17', a sixth switch 18', a reference capacitor 19', a seventh switch 1A', an eighth switch 1b', and a ninth switch 1C'.

As shown in FIG. 1, the self-capacitance detection circuit 1'reads out the sensed charges stored in the sensing capacitor 21' by charging/discharging the sensing capacitor 21'. Further, after the sensing charge is amplified, the output terminal of the operational amplifier 11' provides an output voltage signal Vo. In more detail, when the finger does not touch the touch panel 2', the value of the _{sensing capacitance C SEN of the sensing capacitance 21' is C1.} Moreover, when the finger touches the touch panel 2', the value of the _{sensing capacitance C SEN is C2.} Therefore, the capacitance change C _{change of} the sensing capacitor 21 ′ is C2-C1.

Practical experience shows that too large a value of C1 leads to a too narrow effective range of the output voltage signal Vo. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 1, the self-capacitance detection circuit 1'usually includes a reference capacitor 19' at the same time, which is used to subtract the value of C1 during the process of amplifying the sensed charge. With this design, when a finger touches the touch panel 2', the value of the capacitance change measured by the self-capacitance detection circuit 1'is greatly increased, thereby amplifying the effective range of the output voltage signal Vo. From the working timing diagram of the self-capacitance detection circuit shown in FIG. 2, it can be further understood how the additional reference capacitor 19' achieves the ultimate effect of greatly increasing the capacitance variation.

1 and 2, _{a complete cycle of the excitation signal V STIM} is a complete working cycle of the self-capacitance detection circuit 1'. In addition, FIG. 2 shows that the excitation signal V _STIM includes a positive phase phase and a negative phase phase. In the positive phase phase, setting the first switch signal PH1 to a high level can make the charge amplifier composed of the operational amplifier 11' and the feedback capacitor 12' operate in the reset mode. At this time, the reset charge Q _RESET =Q _Cbase =V _H *C _base , where C _{base is} the capacitance value of the reference capacitor 19 ′.

As shown in FIG. 2, by making the first switch signal PH1 at low level, the second switch signal PH2 at high level, the excitation signal V _STIM at high level, and the drive signal V _DRV at high level, The charge amplifier composed of the operational amplifier 11' and the feedback capacitor 12' operates in the integration mode. In this mode, the feedback capacitor 12 'integrated charge _Q INTERG stored sum _{= Q Csen + Q Cbase + Q} CF; _{wherein, Q Csen = V H * C} SEN, C SEN of the sensing capacitor 21' capacitance value. On the other hand, Q _Cbase =0, and Q _CF =(V _H -V _O )*C _F , where C _F is the capacitance value of the feedback capacitor 12'. Finally, Q _INTERG =Q _RESET , so the output voltage signal Vo=V _H (C _SEN +C _F －C _base )/C _F =1－V _H (C _base －C _SEN )/C _F can be calculated.

Fig. 2 shows that the excitation signal V _STIM includes a positive phase phase and a negative phase phase. In the negative phase phase, setting the first switch signal PH1 to a high level can make the charge amplifier composed of the operational amplifier 11' and the feedback capacitor 12' operate in the reset mode. At this time, the reset charge Q _RESET =Q _Cbase =V _H *C _base . Further, by setting the first switching signal PH1 to a low level, the second switching signal PH2 to a high level, the excitation signal V _STIM to a low level, and the driving signal V _DRV to a low level, the operational amplifier 11 The charge amplifier composed of'and the feedback capacitor 12' operates in the integration mode. In this mode, the feedback capacitor 12 'stored in the integrated charge _{Q INTERG = Q Csen + Q Cbase} + Q CF; _{wherein, Q Csen = (- V H} ) * C SEN, Q Cbase = 0, and Q _CF = (V _O )*C _F. Finally, Q _RESET =Q _INTERG , so the output voltage signal Vo=V _H (C _base- C _SEN )/C _F can be calculated.

It should be understood that no matter in _{the positive phase phase or the negative phase phase of the excitation signal V STIM} , the mathematical expression of the output voltage signal Vo includes the term (C _base －C _SEN ). Therefore, the result of mathematical calculation proves that after the reference capacitor 19' is added to the self-capacitance detection circuit 1', _{the initial value of the sensing capacitor C SEN} (that is, C1) will be amplified by the charge amplifier. Is subtracted in the process, thereby amplifying the effective range of the output voltage signal Vo.

Unfortunately, the capacitance value C _base of the aforementioned reference capacitor 19 ′ is related to the capacitance value C _{SEN of the} sensing capacitor 21 ′, and is in the order of pF. Therefore, when the self-capacitance detection circuit 1'has a large number of detection channels, each channel needs an independent reference capacitor 19'. As a result, the chip of the self-capacitance detection circuit 1'needs to use a large number of reference capacitors 19', which occupies a lot of The chip area.

It can be seen from the above description that the existing methods for increasing the effective range of the output signal of the self-capacitance detection circuit obviously have practical shortcomings. Therefore, a new type of self-capacitance detection circuit is urgently needed in the art.

The main purpose of the present invention is to provide a self-capacitance detection circuit that uses a current source to replace the traditionally used basic capacitor to achieve the effect of subtracting the initial value of the capacitance of the sensing capacitor of the touch panel, so that the self-capacitance detection circuit can measure The value of the capacitance change can be greatly increased to achieve the final effect of amplifying the effective range of the output voltage signal.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a self-capacitance detection circuit, the circuit structure of which does not include any reference capacitors of the pF level, so that the circuit area can be greatly saved when the chip is implemented, thereby saving the cost of chip production.

To achieve the above objective, the present invention provides an embodiment of the self-capacitance detection circuit, which is used to couple a touch detection terminal of a touch panel and includes at least one charge amplifying unit for passing through the touch detection terminal And coupled with at least one sensing capacitor in the touch panel to receive a capacitance detection signal; characterized in that, the self-capacitance detection circuit further includes:

A first switching element having a first terminal, a second terminal and a control terminal, wherein the first terminal is coupled to a common contact point between the charge amplifying unit and the sensing capacitor;

A first current source, coupled between a high-level voltage signal and the second terminal of the first switching element, for providing a first current to the first switching element;

A second switch element having a first terminal, a second terminal and a control terminal, wherein the first terminal is coupled to the common contact point between the charge amplifying unit and the sensing capacitor; and

A second current source, coupled between a low-level voltage signal and the second terminal of the second switching element, for providing a second current to the low-level voltage signal;

Wherein, when a capacitance voltage of the sensing capacitor is equal to or lower than a first threshold voltage, a first switching element control signal is transmitted to the control terminal of the first switching element to switch the first switching element to A short-circuit state, so that the first current is used to charge the sensing capacitor for a charging time; and when a capacitor voltage of the sensing capacitor is equal to or higher than a second threshold voltage, a second switching element The control signal is transmitted to the control terminal of the second switching element to switch the second switching element to a short-circuit state, so that the second current is used to discharge the sensing capacitor for a discharge time.

In an embodiment, the product of the first current and the charging time is equal to the product of the high-level voltage signal and a reference capacitance value.

In one embodiment, the product of the second current and the discharge time is equal to the product of the high-level voltage signal and a reference capacitance value.

In one embodiment, the value of the second current is equal to the value of the first current.

In an embodiment, the charge amplifying unit includes:

An operational amplifier having a positive input terminal, a negative input terminal, and an output terminal coupled to an excitation signal voltage; and

A feedback capacitor is coupled between the negative input terminal and the output terminal of the operational amplifier.

In an embodiment, the self-capacitance detection circuit further includes:

A first switch having a first terminal, a second terminal and a control terminal, and the first switch is connected in parallel with the capacitor through the first terminal and the second terminal;

A second switch has a first terminal, a second terminal, and a control terminal, and the first terminal is coupled to a common connection point between the negative input terminal of the operational amplifier and the feedback capacitor. The second end is coupled to a common contact point between the first switching element 12 and at least one of the sensing capacitors; and

A third switch has a first terminal, a second terminal, and a control terminal, and the first terminal is coupled to the second terminal of the second switch and at least one of the sensing capacitors. A common contact point, the second end of which is coupled to the excitation signal.

In possible embodiments, the first switching element, the second switching element, the first switch, the second switch, and the third switch may all be a P-type MOSFET switch, an N-type MOSFET switch or a CMOS switch.

The present invention also provides an information processing device, which has a touch module, and the touch module includes a touch panel, a touch detection circuit, and a microcontroller embedded with a touch recognition operation function; wherein, The touch detection circuit has the self-capacitance detection circuit of the present invention as described above.

In a feasible embodiment, the information processing device may be a smart phone, a tablet computer, a notebook computer, an all-in-one computer, a smart watch, or an access control device.

In a feasible embodiment, the touch module and a display panel further constitute a touch display module.

In order to enable your reviewer to further understand the structure, features, purpose, and advantages of the present invention, the drawings and detailed descriptions of preferred specific embodiments are attached as follows.

FIG. 3 shows a circuit structure diagram of a self-capacitance detection circuit of the present invention. It is known that touch detection chips have been widely used in various electronic devices (such as smart phones), and they include a touch panel, a touch detection circuit, and an embedded touch recognition operation function. Microcontroller. The self-capacitance detection circuit 1 of the present invention is applied to the touch detection circuit. As shown in FIG. 3, the self-capacitance detection circuit 1 of the present invention is coupled to a touch detection terminal of a touch panel 2, and includes at least one charge amplifying unit 11 for communicating with the touch panel through the touch detection terminal. At least one sensing capacitor 21 in 2 is coupled to receive a capacitance detection signal.

As shown in FIG. 3, the charge amplifying unit 11 includes an operational amplifier 111 and a feedback capacitor 112, wherein the operational amplifier 111 has a positive input terminal, a negative input terminal, and an output _{coupled to an excitation signal voltage V STIM.} The feedback capacitor 112 is coupled between the negative input terminal and the output terminal of the operational amplifier 111. FIG. 3 shows that the self-capacitance detection circuit 1 of the present invention includes a first switch 113, a second switch 114, and a third switch 115 at the same time. In more detail, the first switch 113 has a first terminal, a second terminal, and a control terminal, and the first switch 113 is connected in parallel with the feedback capacitor 112 through the first terminal and the second terminal. . On the other hand, the second switch 114 has a first terminal, a second terminal, and a control terminal, and the first terminal is coupled between the negative input terminal of the operational amplifier 111 and the feedback capacitor 112 The second terminal is coupled to the common contact between the first switching element 12 and at least one of the sensing capacitors 21. In addition, the third switch 115 has a first terminal, a second terminal, and a control terminal, and the first terminal is coupled to the second terminal of the second switch 114 and at least one of the sensing capacitors. A common contact point between 21, the second end of which is coupled to the excitation signal V _STIM .

In particular, in the present invention, a first switching element 12, a first current source 13, a second switching element 14, and a second current source 15 are added to the self-capacitance detection circuit 1. As shown in FIG. 3, the first switching element 12 has a first terminal, a second terminal, and a control terminal, wherein the first terminal is coupled to a total of the charge amplifying unit 11 and the sensing capacitor 21. contact. Moreover, the first current source 13 is coupled between a high-level voltage signal V _H and the second terminal of the first switching element 12 to provide a first current to the first switching element 12. On the other hand, the second switch element 14 has a first terminal, a second terminal, and a control terminal, wherein the first terminal is coupled to the common connection between the charge amplifying unit 11 and the sensing capacitor 21 point. Moreover, the second current source 15 is coupled between a low-level voltage signal V _L and the second end of the second switching element 14 to provide a second current _{to the low-level voltage signal V L} .

It is supplemented that the first switching element 12, the second switching element 14, the first switch 113, the second switch 114, and the third switch 115 shown in FIG. 3 can all be a P-type MOSFET switch, An N-type MOSFET switch, or a CMOS switch.

According to the design of the present invention, when a capacitance voltage of the sensing capacitor 21 is equal to or higher than a threshold voltage, a second switching element control signal PH3N is transmitted to the control terminal of the second switching element 14 to The second switch element 14 is switched to a short-circuit state, so that the second current _{IS2 is} used to discharge the sensing capacitor 21 for a discharge time. For example, when the capacitor voltage sensing capacitor 21 to a high voltage V1, using the second current source current I _S2 of the second sensing capacitor 15 of the discharge 21 and a discharge duration time can thus enabling the A sensed charge amount stored in the sensing capacitor 21 is subtracted from a specific charge amount Q=I _S2 *T _DSC =V1*C _base . Wherein, T _DSC is the discharge time, and C _base is a reference capacitance value, which is related to the capacitance value C _{SEN of the} sensing capacitor 21 and is in the order of pF.

Conversely, when a capacitance voltage of the sensing capacitor 21 is equal to or lower than a threshold voltage, a first switching element control signal PH3P is transmitted to the control terminal of the first switching element 12 to the first switching element 12 The switching element 12 is switched to a short-circuit state, so that the first current is used to charge the sensing capacitor 21 for a charging time. For example, when the capacitance voltage of the sensing capacitor 21 is a low voltage V2, the first current I _S1 of the first current source 13 is used to charge the sensing capacitor 21 for a charging time, so that the A sensed charge amount stored in the sensing capacitor 21 is subtracted from a specific charge amount Q=I _S1 *T _C =(V1-V2)*C _base , where T _C is the charging time.

To further illustrate, after the charge amplifying unit 11 performs amplifying processing on the sensed charge of the sensing capacitor 21, the output terminal of the operational amplifier 111 provides an output voltage signal Vo. When the finger does not touch the touch panel 2, the value of the _{sensing capacitance C SEN of the sensing capacitor 21 is C1.} Moreover, when a finger touches the touch panel 2, the value of the _{sensing capacitance C SEN is C2.} Therefore, the capacitance change C _{change of} the sensing capacitor 21 is C2-C1. Specifically, the self-capacitance detection circuit 1 of the present invention includes a first current source 13 and a second current source 15, which are used to amplify the value of C1 during the process of amplifying the sensed charge by the charge amplifying unit 11 minus. With this design, when a finger touches the touch panel 2, the value of the capacitance change measured by the self-capacitance detection circuit 1 is greatly increased, thereby amplifying the effective range of the output voltage signal Vo.

It can be further understood through the working timing diagram of the self-capacitance detection circuit of the present invention shown in FIG. 4 that how the additional first current source 13 and the second current source 15 achieve the ultimate effect of greatly increasing the capacitance variation. 3 and 4, _{a complete cycle of the excitation signal V STIM} is a complete working cycle of the self-capacitance detection circuit 1. Moreover, FIG. 4 shows that the excitation signal V _STIM includes a positive phase phase and a negative phase phase. In the positive phase phase, setting the first control signal PH1 to a high level can make the charge amplifying unit 11 composed of the operational amplifier 111 and the feedback capacitor 112 operate in a reset mode. At this time, the reset charge Q _RESET =0.

As shown in FIG. 4, by setting the first control signal PH1 to a low level, the second control signal PH2 to a high level, and the excitation signal V _STIM to a high level, the operational amplifier 111 and the feedback capacitor 112 can be composed of The charge amplifying unit 11 operates in the integration mode. In this mode, the integrated charge Q _INTERG =Q _Csen +Q _CF +Q _IS stored in the feedback capacitor 112; where Q _Csen =V _H *C _SEN , and C _SEN is the capacitance value of the sensing capacitor 21. On the other hand, Q _CF =(V _H -V _O )*C _F , where C _F is the capacitance value of the feedback capacitor 112. And, I _S = I _S1 = I _S2 . _Finally, Q _RESET = Q INTERG, therefore, in the case where the order _{I S * T = V H *} C base , the calculated output voltage signal _{Vo = V H (C SEN +} C F -C base) / C F = 1－V _H (C _base －C _SEN )/C _F. Among them, T is the integration time.

It is added that the present invention specifically makes the product of the first current I _S1 and the charging time T _C equal to the product of the high-level voltage signal V _H and the reference capacitance value (C _base ), and the second current The product of I _S2 and the discharge time T _DSC is equal to the product of the high-level voltage signal V _L and the reference capacitance value (C _base ). Therefore, for the self-capacitance detection circuit 1 of the present invention, it is only necessary to adjust the integration time T, the first current I _S1 , and/or the second current I _S2 to adjust the capacitance change amount (ie, C2 -C1)'s capacitance reduction effect.

FIG. 4 shows that the excitation signal V _STIM includes a positive phase phase and a negative phase phase. In the negative phase phase, setting the first control signal PH1 to a high level can make the charge amplifying unit 11 composed of the operational amplifier 111 and the feedback capacitor 112 operate in a reset mode. At this time, the reset charge Q _RESET =0. Further, by setting the first control signal PH1 to a low level, the second control signal PH2 to a high level, and the excitation signal V _STIM to a low level, the charge amplifying unit composed of the operational amplifier 11 and the feedback capacitor 12 can be made 11 Operate in integral mode. In this mode, the integrated charge Q _INTERG =Q _Csen +Q _CF +Q _IS stored in the feedback capacitor 112; where Q _Csen =(-V _H )*C _SEN , and Q _CF =(-V _O )* C _{F. Finally,} Q _RESET = Q INTERG, therefore, in the case where the order _{I S * T = V H *} C base , the calculated output voltage signal _{Vo = V H (C SEN +} C F -C base) / C F = 1－V _H (C _base －C _SEN )/C _F. Among them, T is the integration time.

Therefore, for the self-capacitance detection circuit 1 of the present invention, it is only necessary to adjust the integration time T, the first current I _S1 , and/or the second current I _S2 to adjust the capacitance change amount (ie, C2 -C1)'s capacitance reduction effect. It can be seen from the foregoing description that whether it is in _{the positive phase or negative phase of the excitation signal V STIM} , the mathematical expression of the output voltage signal Vo includes the term (C _base- C _SEN ). Therefore, the result of the mathematical calculation proves that after the first current source 13 and the second current source 15 are added to the self-capacitance detection circuit 1, the initial value (ie, C1) of the _{sensing capacitor C SEN of the sensing capacitor 21 becomes} It is subtracted during the process of amplifying the sensed charge by the charge amplifying unit 11, thereby amplifying the effective range of the output voltage signal Vo.

In this way, the above has completely and clearly described a self-capacitance detection circuit of the present invention; and, from the above, it can be seen that the present invention has the following advantages:

(1) The self-capacitance detection circuit 1 of the present invention mainly uses the first current source 13 and the second current source 15 to subtract the initial capacitance value (C1) of the sensing capacitor 21, so that the self-capacitance detection circuit 1 measures The value of the capacitance change can be greatly increased to achieve the final effect of amplifying the effective range of the _{output voltage signal V O.}

(2) The circuit structure of the self-capacitance detection circuit 1 of the present invention does not include any reference capacitors of the order of pF. Therefore, the circuit area can be greatly saved when the chip is implemented, thereby saving the cost of chip production.

(3) Moreover, the present invention also discloses an information processing device, which has a touch module, and the touch module includes a touch panel, a touch detection circuit, and a microcomputer embedded with a touch recognition operation function. Controller; wherein, the touch detection circuit has the self-capacitance detection circuit 1 of the present invention as described above. In a possible embodiment, the information processing device is an electronic device selected by the group consisting of a smart phone, a tablet computer, a notebook computer, an all-in-one computer, a smart watch, and an access control device. In another feasible embodiment, the touch module further forms a touch display module together with a display panel.

It must be emphasized that the foregoing disclosures in this case are preferred embodiments, and any partial changes or modifications that are derived from the technical ideas of this case and are easily inferred by those who are familiar with the art will not deviate from the patent of this case. Right category.

In summary, regardless of the purpose, means, and effects of this case, it is shown that it is very different from the conventional technology, and its first invention is practical, and it does meet the patent requirements of the invention. Please check it out and grant the patent as soon as possible. Society is for the best prayer.

<The present invention> 1: Self-capacitance detection circuit 11: charge amplification unit 111: Operational amplifier 112: feedback capacitor 113: First switch 114: second switch 115: third switch 12: The first switching element 13: The first current source 14: The second switching element 15: second current source 2: touch panel 21: Sensing capacitance

＜Acquaintances＞ 1’: Self-capacitance detection circuit 11’: Operational amplifier 12’: Feedback capacitor 13’: First switch 14’: Second switch 15’: Third switch 16’: Fourth switch 17’: Fifth switch 18’: The sixth switch 19’: Reference capacitance 1A’: The seventh switch 1B’: Eighth switch 1C’: Ninth switch 2’: Touch panel 21’: Sensing capacitance

Fig. 1 is a circuit structure diagram of a conventional self-capacitance detection circuit; Figure 2 is a working timing diagram of a conventional self-capacitance detection circuit; FIG. 3 is a circuit structure diagram of a self-capacitance detection circuit of the present invention; and Fig. 4 is a working timing diagram of the self-capacitance detection circuit of the present invention.

1: Self-capacitance detection circuit

11: charge amplification unit

111: Operational amplifier

112: feedback capacitor

113: First switch

114: second switch

115: third switch

12: The first switching element

13: The first current source

14: The second switching element

15: second current source

2: touch panel

21: Sensing capacitance

Claims (10)

A self-capacitance detection circuit is used to couple a touch detection terminal of a touch panel, and includes at least one charge amplifying unit to be coupled to at least one sensing capacitor in the touch panel through the touch detection terminal Receiving a capacitance detection signal is characterized in that the self-capacitance detection circuit further includes: A first switch element having a first terminal, a second terminal and a control terminal, wherein the first terminal is coupled to a common contact point between the charge amplifying unit and the sensing capacitor; A first current source, coupled between a high-level voltage signal and the second terminal of the first switching element, for providing a first current to the first switching element; A second switch element having a first terminal, a second terminal and a control terminal, wherein the first terminal is coupled to the common contact point between the charge amplifying unit and the sensing capacitor; and A second current source, coupled between a low-level voltage signal and the second terminal of the second switch element, for providing a second current to the low-level voltage signal; Wherein, when a capacitance voltage of the sensing capacitor is equal to or lower than a first threshold voltage, a first switching element control signal is transmitted to the control terminal of the first switching element to switch the first switching element to A short-circuit state, thereby using the first current to charge the sensing capacitor for a charging time; and when a capacitor voltage of the sensing capacitor is equal to or higher than a second threshold voltage, a second switching element The control signal is transmitted to the control terminal of the second switching element to switch the second switching element to a short-circuit state, so that the second current is used to discharge the sensing capacitor for a discharge time. According to the self-capacitance detection circuit described in item 1 of the scope of patent application, wherein the product of the first current and the charging time is equal to the product of the high-level voltage signal and a reference capacitance value. According to the self-capacitance detection circuit described in item 1 of the scope of patent application, wherein the product of the second current and the discharge time is equal to the product of the high-level voltage signal and a reference capacitance value. According to the self-capacitance detection circuit described in item 1 of the scope of patent application, the value of the second current is equal to the value of the first current. According to the self-capacitance detection circuit described in item 1 of the scope of patent application, the charge amplifying unit includes: An operational amplifier having a positive input terminal, a negative input terminal, and an output terminal coupled to an excitation signal voltage; and A feedback capacitor is coupled between the negative input terminal and the output terminal of the operational amplifier. The self-capacitance detection circuit described in item 5 of the scope of patent application further includes: A first switch having a first terminal, a second terminal and a control terminal, and the first switch is connected in parallel with the feedback capacitor through the first terminal and the second terminal; A second switch has a first terminal, a second terminal, and a control terminal, and the first terminal is coupled to a common connection point between the negative input terminal of the operational amplifier and the feedback capacitor. The second end is coupled to a common contact point between the first switching element and at least one of the sensing capacitors; and A third switch has a first terminal, a second terminal, and a control terminal, and the first terminal is coupled to the second terminal of the second switch and at least one of the sensing capacitors. A common contact point, the second end of which is coupled to the excitation signal. According to the self-capacitance detection circuit described in item 6 of the scope of patent application, wherein the first switching element, the second switching element, the first switch, the second switch and the third switch are all made of a P-type MOSFET A switch selected by the group consisting of a switch, an N-type MOSFET switch, and a CMOS switch. An information processing device has a touch module, and the touch module includes a touch panel, a touch detection circuit, and a microcontroller embedded with a touch recognition operation function; wherein the touch detection The circuit has a self-capacitance detection circuit as described in any one of items 1 to 6 of the scope of the patent application. The information processing device described in item 8 of the scope of patent application is an electronic device selected by the group consisting of smart phones, tablet computers, notebook computers, all-in-one computers, smart watches, and access control devices . According to the information processing device described in item 8 of the scope of patent application, the touch module further forms a touch display module together with a display panel.

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