WO2019136642A1 - Electrode abnormality handling method, device, touch screen and electronic terminal - Google Patents

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WO2019136642A1
WO2019136642A1 PCT/CN2018/072133 CN2018072133W WO2019136642A1 WO 2019136642 A1 WO2019136642 A1 WO 2019136642A1 CN 2018072133 W CN2018072133 W CN 2018072133W WO 2019136642 A1 WO2019136642 A1 WO 2019136642A1
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  • the embodiments of the present invention relate to the field of touch technologies, and in particular, to an electrode abnormality processing method and device for a touch screen, a touch screen, and an electronic terminal.
  • a touch screen includes: a touch controller and a touch sensor, the touch controller and the touch sensor being electrically connected; wherein the touch sensor is configured to collect a touch screen a capacitance value of the upper capacitor node; the touch controller is configured to acquire a capacitance value collected by the touch sensor, and perform an operation corresponding to the electrode abnormality processing method according to the first aspect according to the obtained capacitance value.
  • the capacitance in the disconnecting electrode involved in the touch operation is performed through the capacitor node on the normal electrode adjacent to the disconnecting electrode.
  • the node performs capacitance compensation.
  • the touch position generally involves a plurality of adjacent electrodes, and the difference in capacitance values between corresponding capacitor nodes on the plurality of adjacent electrodes should be within a small range, thus, use and open circuit
  • the capacitance value of the capacitor node on the normal electrode adjacent to the electrode can effectively compensate the capacitance of the corresponding capacitor node on the disconnecting electrode, thereby avoiding touch screen failures such as disconnection, disconnection, and elimination due to electrode disconnection.
  • the capacitor node is formed by the intersection of the driving electrode and the sensing electrode.
  • all the driving electrodes are wired in one direction such as a horizontal direction
  • all the sensing electrodes are wired in one direction such as a vertical direction.
  • a capacitive node operated by a touch operation usually includes a plurality of, and it is assumed that a capacitive node operated by a touch operation includes nine, which are formed by the intersection of the 2-4th driving electrode and the 2-4th sensing electrode, respectively, for convenience of description.
  • Step S106 Capacitance compensation is performed on the circuit breaker node according to the capacitance value of the normal capacitor node.
  • Step S202 determining a disconnect electrode.
  • Step S206 determining that the target capacitance node of the touch screen operated by the touch operation includes an open circuit capacitance node.
  • the electrode that is disconnected is the sensing electrode and the adjacent normal sensing electrodes are present on both sides of the sensing electrode, then for each of the two sides of the sensing electrode, the first one adjacent to the sensing electrode A normal sensing electrode begins, and at least one normal sensing electrode is determined to be a normal sensing electrode adjacent to the sensing electrode where the disconnection occurs.
  • the open circuit sensing electrode is located in the middle of the capacitive sensor, and the normal sensing electrodes are adjacent to both sides, and one or more adjacent normal sensing electrodes are taken on each side for reference, and at least two normal sensing electrodes are used.
  • each of the open circuit capacitor nodes there is a corresponding normal capacitor node, such as a capacitor node on the open circuit sensing electrode, and the horizontal direction has corresponding normal sensing electrodes on both sides. Capacitor node on.
  • the touch position can be accurately determined to provide a more accurate reference for capacitance compensation. .
  • the smaller the ratio the more consistent the states of adjacent normal capacitor nodes (such as being touched or not touched); the larger the ratio, the more inconsistent the state of adjacent normal capacitor nodes (eg, one side is touched one) The side is not touched).
  • the determination of the breaking electrode is as described in the above step S202.
  • the difference between the stable reference value of the normal capacitor node and the current capacitance value is used as the capacitance value of the normal capacitor node.
  • the capacitor No. 01 ie, the open circuit capacitor node of the No. 00 driving electrode in FIG. 3
  • the difference between the No. 01 capacitor node of the No. 01 driving electrode and the No. 02 driving electrode 01 are obtained.
  • the difference is the difference between the stable reference value of the capacitor node and the current capacitance value.
  • the capacitor node at the same horizontal position as the breaking capacitor node is a normal capacitor node corresponding to the breaking capacitor node.
  • Max MAX (A1, A2)
  • Min MIN (A1, A2).
  • the normal electrode determining module 4042 includes:
  • the fourth determining module 40428 is configured to: if the electrode that is broken is an inductive electrode and the adjacent normal sensing electrode exists on both sides of the sensing electrode, for each side of the sensing electrode The first normal sensing electrode adjacent to the sensing electrode begins, and the at least one normal sensing electrode is determined as a normal sensing electrode adjacent to the sensing electrode where the disconnection occurs.
  • the determined normal driving electrodes adjacent to the driving electrode that is broken are two normal driving electrodes; and/or the determined normal sensing electrodes adjacent to the sensing electrodes that are broken are two normal sensing electrodes.
  • the compensation module 406 is configured to determine whether a ratio between the maximum capacitance value and the minimum capacitance value is greater than a set threshold; if not greater, the current open circuit capacitance node is capacitively compensated according to the ratio; if greater, the The ratio is set to the set threshold, and the current open capacitor node is capacitively compensated according to the set ratio.
  • the compensation module 406 is configured to perform capacitance compensation on the current open circuit capacitor node according to the ratio, the maximum capacitance value, and the minimum capacitance value if there are adjacent normal electrodes on both sides of the electrode where the disconnection occurs.
  • the touch sensor 504 includes a plurality of driving electrodes 5042 and a plurality of sensing electrodes 5044 vertically distributed with the driving electrodes 5042.
  • the driving electrode 5042 is disposed in the horizontal direction (lateral direction), and the sensing electrode 5044 is disposed in the vertical direction (longitudinal direction), wherein the node at which the driving electrode 5042 and the sensing electrode 5044 meet forms a capacitance node.
  • the touch controller 502 inputs the driving signal of the preset frequency to the driving electrode 5042 according to a certain driving manner. After the driving signal passes through the capacitive sensor, the sensing signal is formed by the sensing electrode 5044 and returned to the touch controller 502.
  • the touch controller 502 converts the sensing signal into a digital signal through an analog-to-digital converter (ADC) disposed inside thereof, and parses the digital signal to obtain a capacitance value corresponding to each capacitance node.
  • ADC analog-to-digital converter
  • the capacitor node in the disconnecting electrode involved in the touch operation is capacitively compensated by the capacitor node on the normal electrode adjacent to the disconnecting electrode.
  • the touch position generally involves a plurality of adjacent electrodes, and the difference in capacitance values between corresponding capacitor nodes on the plurality of adjacent electrodes should be within a small range, thus, use and open circuit
  • the capacitance value of the capacitor node on the normal electrode adjacent to the electrode can effectively compensate the capacitance of the corresponding capacitor node on the disconnecting electrode, thereby avoiding touch screen failures such as disconnection, disconnection, and elimination due to electrode disconnection.

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An embodiment of the present invention provides an electrode abnormality handling method, a device, a touch screen, and an electronic terminal. The method for handling electrode abnormality comprises: determining an open circuit capacitive node corresponding to an open circuit electrode in the target capacitive node of a touch screen operated by touch, wherein the open circuit electrode comprises an open circuit electrode in a capacitive sensor of the touch screen; determining a normal electrode adjacent to the open circuit electrode, and acquiring a capacitance value of a normal capacitive node, adjacent to the open circuit capacitive node, on the determined normal electrode; performing capacitance compensation on the open circuit capacitive node according to the capacitance value of the normal capacitive node. The embodiment of the present invention can effectively perform capacitance compensation on a corresponding capacitive node on an open circuit electrode, thereby avoiding touch screen failures such as pixel split, disconnection, and pixel elimination caused by disconnection of an electrode.

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电极异常处理方法、装置、触摸屏及电子终端Electrode abnormality processing method, device, touch screen and electronic terminal 技术领域Technical field
本发明实施例涉及触控技术领域,尤其涉及一种用于触摸屏的电极异常处理方法、装置、触摸屏及电子终端。The embodiments of the present invention relate to the field of touch technologies, and in particular, to an electrode abnormality processing method and device for a touch screen, a touch screen, and an electronic terminal.
背景技术Background technique
随着触控技术和终端技术的发展,越来越多的终端设备采用触控方式进行人机交互。目前,终端设备所采用的触摸屏主要有电容触摸屏和电阻触摸屏两种,其中电容触摸屏以其良好的清晰度、透光率和触感,得到了越来越多用户的青睐。With the development of touch technology and terminal technology, more and more terminal devices use touch control for human-computer interaction. At present, the touch screens used in terminal devices mainly include capacitive touch screens and resistive touch screens. Among them, capacitive touch screens have been favored by more and more users for their good definition, light transmittance and touch.
电容式触摸屏由触摸传感器和触摸控制器组成,其中,触摸传感器包括一个或多个电容传感器,每个电容传感器包括驱动电极(TX电极)、感应电极(RX电极),驱动电极和感应电极交叉形成的若干个电容节点,驱动电极可以通过设置发出不同频率的信号,而感应电极则负责接收作用于触摸传感器上的信号。当有触摸时,相应电容节点的电容值会发生变化,触摸控制器检测到该变化后确定对应的触摸位置。The capacitive touch screen is composed of a touch sensor and a touch controller, wherein the touch sensor includes one or more capacitive sensors, each of which includes a driving electrode (TX electrode), a sensing electrode (RX electrode), and a driving electrode and a sensing electrode intersect to form A plurality of capacitor nodes, the drive electrodes can be set to emit signals of different frequencies, and the sensing electrodes are responsible for receiving signals acting on the touch sensors. When there is a touch, the capacitance value of the corresponding capacitor node changes, and the touch controller determines the corresponding touch position after detecting the change.
但是,驱动电极和感应电极都是通过ITO(掺锡氧化铟)走线形成,某些驱动电极或感应电极由于ITO工艺问题,存在接触不良而导致的电极断路。当存在电极断路时,将无法检测到与断路的电极对应的电容节点的电容变化。若电极断路在出厂前即被检测出,可以淘汰掉故障产品,以保证产品的良性率。但有些驱动电极或感应电极只有轻微的接触,在出厂时表现正常,被利用装入整机后,经过长时间的使用、碰撞、空气腐蚀、热胀冷缩等原因,使得驱动电极或感应电极在后续使用中完全断开,出现电极断路,从而引起拆点、断线、消点等问题,导致产品在后续使用中出现故障,降低用户的使用体验。However, both the driving electrode and the sensing electrode are formed by ITO (tin-doped indium oxide) wiring, and some driving electrodes or sensing electrodes have electrode disconnection due to poor contact due to ITO process problems. When there is an electrode break, the capacitance change of the capacitor node corresponding to the broken electrode cannot be detected. If the electrode break is detected before leaving the factory, the faulty product can be eliminated to ensure the benign rate of the product. However, some driving electrodes or sensing electrodes have only slight contact, and they perform normally at the factory. After being used in the whole machine, after being used for a long time, collision, air corrosion, thermal expansion and contraction, etc., the driving electrode or the sensing electrode is caused. In the subsequent use, it is completely disconnected, and the electrode is broken, which causes problems such as disconnection, disconnection, and elimination, which causes the product to malfunction in subsequent use and reduces the user experience.
发明内容Summary of the invention
本发明实施例提供一种电极异常处理方法、装置、触摸屏及电子终端,以解决现有触摸屏在出厂后的使用中出现电极断路,导致触摸屏故障的问题。The embodiment of the invention provides an electrode abnormality processing method and device, a touch screen and an electronic terminal, so as to solve the problem that the existing touch screen has an electrode disconnection during use after leaving the factory, resulting in a touch screen failure.
根据本发明实施例的第一方面,提供了一种电极异常处理方法,包括: 确定触摸操作所操作的触摸屏的目标电容节点中包括断路电极对应的断路电容节点,其中,断路电极包括所述触摸屏的电容传感器中发生断路的电极;确定与断路电极相邻的正常电极,获取确定的所述正常电极上与所述断路电容节点相邻的正常电容节点的电容值;根据所述正常电容节点的电容值对断路电容节点进行电容补偿。According to a first aspect of the present invention, an electrode abnormality processing method is provided, including: determining a disconnect capacitance node corresponding to a disconnect electrode in a target capacitance node of a touch screen operated by a touch operation, wherein the disconnect electrode includes the touch screen An electrode in the capacitive sensor that is disconnected; determining a normal electrode adjacent to the circuit breaker electrode, and obtaining a determined capacitance value of the normal capacitance node adjacent to the circuit breaker node on the normal electrode; according to the normal capacitance node The capacitance value is capacitively compensated for the open capacitor node.
根据本发明实施例的第二方面,还提供了一种电极异常处理装置,包括:确定模块,用于确定触摸操作所操作的触摸屏的目标电容节点中包括断路电极对应的断路电容节点,其中,断路电极包括所述触摸屏的电容传感器中发生断路的电极;获取模块,用于确定与断路电极相邻的正常电极,获取确定的所述正常电极上与所述断路电容节点相邻的正常电容节点的电容值;补偿模块,用于根据所述正常电容节点的电容值对断路电容节点进行电容补偿。According to a second aspect of the embodiments of the present invention, there is provided an electrode abnormality processing apparatus, comprising: a determining module, configured to determine, in a target capacitance node of a touch screen operated by a touch operation, a disconnection capacitor node corresponding to a disconnection electrode, wherein The circuit breaker electrode includes an electrode in the capacitive sensor of the touch screen, and an acquisition module is configured to determine a normal electrode adjacent to the circuit breaker electrode, and obtain a determined normal capacitance node adjacent to the circuit breaker node on the normal electrode. The capacitor module is configured to perform capacitance compensation on the capacitor of the circuit breaker according to the capacitance value of the normal capacitor node.
根据本发明实施例的第三方面,还提供了一种触摸屏,包括:触摸控制器以及触摸传感器,所述触摸控制器和所述触摸传感器电连接;其中,所述触摸传感器,用于采集触摸屏上电容节点的电容值;所述触摸控制器,用于获取所述触摸传感器采集的电容值,并根据获取的所述电容值执行如第一方面所述的电极异常处理方法所对应的操作。According to a third aspect of the embodiments of the present invention, a touch screen includes: a touch controller and a touch sensor, the touch controller and the touch sensor being electrically connected; wherein the touch sensor is configured to collect a touch screen a capacitance value of the upper capacitor node; the touch controller is configured to acquire a capacitance value collected by the touch sensor, and perform an operation corresponding to the electrode abnormality processing method according to the first aspect according to the obtained capacitance value.
根据本发明实施例的第四方面,还提供了电子终端,其包括如第三方面所述的触摸屏。According to a fourth aspect of the embodiments of the present invention, there is also provided an electronic terminal comprising the touch screen of the third aspect.
根据本发明实施例提供的电极异常处理方案,当触摸屏在出厂后的使用中出现电极断路时,通过与断路电极相邻的正常电极上的电容节点,对触摸操作所涉及的断路电极中的电容节点进行电容补偿。对于触摸操作来说,其触摸位置通常涉及多个相邻的电极,该多个相邻的电极上对应的电容节点之间的电容值差别应当在一个较小的范围内,因此,使用与断路电极相邻的正常电极上的电容节点的电容值,可以有效地对断路电极上对应的电容节点进行电容补偿,从而避免因电极断路导致的诸如拆点、断线、消点等触摸屏故障。According to the electrode abnormality processing scheme provided by the embodiment of the present invention, when the electrode screen is broken during use of the touch screen, the capacitance in the disconnecting electrode involved in the touch operation is performed through the capacitor node on the normal electrode adjacent to the disconnecting electrode. The node performs capacitance compensation. For touch operations, the touch position generally involves a plurality of adjacent electrodes, and the difference in capacitance values between corresponding capacitor nodes on the plurality of adjacent electrodes should be within a small range, thus, use and open circuit The capacitance value of the capacitor node on the normal electrode adjacent to the electrode can effectively compensate the capacitance of the corresponding capacitor node on the disconnecting electrode, thereby avoiding touch screen failures such as disconnection, disconnection, and elimination due to electrode disconnection.
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图1为根据本发明实施例一的一种电极异常处理方法的步骤流程图;1 is a flow chart showing the steps of an electrode abnormality processing method according to a first embodiment of the present invention;
图2为根据本发明实施例二的一种电极异常处理方法的步骤流程图;2 is a flow chart showing the steps of an electrode abnormality processing method according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention;
图3为图2所示实施例中的一种断路电极的位置示意图;3 is a schematic view showing the position of a breaking electrode in the embodiment shown in FIG. 2;
图4为图2所示实施例中的另一种断路电极的位置示意图;4 is a schematic view showing the position of another circuit breaker electrode in the embodiment shown in FIG. 2;
图5为根据本发明实施例三的一种电极异常处理装置的结构框图;FIG. 5 is a structural block diagram of an electrode abnormality processing apparatus according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention; FIG.
图6为根据本发明实施例四的一种电极异常处理装置的结构框图;6 is a block diagram showing the structure of an electrode abnormality processing apparatus according to Embodiment 4 of the present invention;
图7为根据本发明实施例五的一种触摸屏的结构示意图。FIG. 7 is a schematic structural diagram of a touch screen according to Embodiment 5 of the present invention.
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为使得本发明实施例的发明目的、特征、优点能够更加的明显和易懂,下面将结合本发明实施例中的附图,对本发明实施例中的技术方案进行清楚、完整地描述,显然,所描述的实施例仅仅是本发明实施例一部分实施例,而非全部实施例。基于本发明中的实施例,本领域普通技术人员在没有做出创造性劳动前提下所获得的所有其他实施例,都属于本发明实施例保护的范围。The present invention will be clearly and completely described in the following embodiments of the present invention. The described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the embodiments of the invention, and not all of the embodiments. All other embodiments obtained by a person of ordinary skill in the art based on the embodiments of the present invention without departing from the inventive scope are the scope of the embodiments of the present invention.
实施例一 Embodiment 1
参照图1,示出了根据本发明实施例一的一种电极异常处理方法的步骤流程图。Referring to FIG. 1, a flow chart of steps of an electrode abnormality processing method according to a first embodiment of the present invention is shown.
本实施例的电极异常处理方法包括以下步骤:The electrode abnormality processing method of this embodiment includes the following steps:
步骤S102:确定触摸操作所操作的触摸屏的目标电容节点中包括断路电极对应的断路电容节点。Step S102: It is determined that the target capacitance node of the touch screen operated by the touch operation includes an open circuit capacitance node corresponding to the disconnection electrode.
其中,断路电极包括触摸屏的电容传感器中发生断路的电极,例如,可以是发生断路的驱动电极和/或感应电极。The disconnecting electrode includes an electrode that is broken in the capacitive sensor of the touch screen, and may be, for example, a driving electrode and/or a sensing electrode in which an open circuit occurs.
如前所述,电容式触摸屏由触摸传感器和触摸控制器组成,触摸传感器包括一个或多个电容传感器,每个电容传感器包括驱动电极、感应电极,驱动电极和感应电极交叉形成的若干个电容节点。触摸屏每次上电后,会进行电容节点的电容值采集,根据采集到的电容值进行相应的电极和/或电容节点的检测,从而可以检测出电极和/或电容节点的异常,如电极断路等。As described above, the capacitive touch screen is composed of a touch sensor and a touch controller. The touch sensor includes one or more capacitive sensors, and each of the capacitive sensors includes a driving electrode, a sensing electrode, and a plurality of capacitor nodes formed by crossing the driving electrode and the sensing electrode. . After each power-on of the touch screen, the capacitance value of the capacitor node is collected, and the corresponding electrode and/or capacitor node are detected according to the collected capacitance value, so that the abnormality of the electrode and/or the capacitor node can be detected, such as an electrode disconnection. Wait.
如触摸屏中存在断路电极,则当触摸操作触摸到断路电极上的电容节点时,需要进行相应的电容补偿处理,即本发明实施例提供的电极异常处理方 案。If there is a disconnecting electrode in the touch screen, when the touch operation touches the capacitor node on the disconnecting electrode, a corresponding capacitance compensation process, that is, the electrode abnormality processing solution provided by the embodiment of the present invention, is required.
具体到本步骤,在检测到对触摸屏的触摸操作后,若确定触摸操作的操作位置涉及断路电极的位置,则可确定所述触摸操作所操作的触摸屏的目标电容节点中包括断路电极对应的断路电容节点。Specifically, in this step, after detecting the touch operation on the touch screen, if it is determined that the operation position of the touch operation involves the position of the disconnection electrode, it may be determined that the target capacitance node of the touch screen operated by the touch operation includes an open circuit corresponding to the disconnection electrode. Capacitor node.
步骤S104:确定与断路电极相邻的正常电极,获取确定的正常电极上与断路电容节点相邻的正常电容节点的电容值。Step S104: determining a normal electrode adjacent to the circuit breaker electrode, and acquiring a capacitance value of the normal capacitance node adjacent to the circuit breaker node on the determined normal electrode.
本发明实施例中正常电极意指未发生断路、可正常检测电容节点的电容值的电极。In the embodiment of the present invention, the normal electrode means an electrode that does not have an open circuit and can normally detect the capacitance value of the capacitor node.
根据断路电容节点所在位置确定与其相邻的正常电容节点是哪些或者其位置是什么。电容节点是由驱动电极和感应电极交叉形成,一般来说,所有驱动电极均按一个方向如水平方向走线,所有感应电极均按一个方向如竖直方向走线。一个触摸操作所操作的电容节点通常包括多个,假设某一触摸操作所操作的电容节点包括9个,分别由第2-4号驱动电极和第2-4号感应电极交叉形成,为便于描述,表示为矩阵形式如
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其中,C 22、C 32、C 42号电容节点为2号感应电极上的电容节点,C 23、C 33、C 43号电容节点为3号感应电极上的电容节点,C 24、C 34、C 44号电容节点为4号感应电极上的电容节点;C 22、C 23、C 24号电容节点为2号驱动电极上的电容节点,C 32、C 33、C 34号电容节点为3号驱动电极上的电容节点,C 42、C 43、C 44号电容节点为4号驱动电极上的电容节点。以3号感应电极发生断路为例,其中,C 23、C 33、C 43号电容节点为断路电容节点。与3号感应电极相邻的正常电极为2号感应电极和4号感应电极,相对应地,与C 23号电容节点相邻的正常电容节点为2号感应电极上的C 22号电容节点和4号感应电极上的C 24号电容节点。类似地,与C 33号电容节点相邻的正常电容节点为2号感应电极上的C 32号电容节点和4号感应电极上的C 34号电容节点;与C 43号电容节点相邻的正常电容节点为2号感应电极上的C 42号电容节点和4号感应电极上的C 44号电容节点。这些正 常电容节点的电容值可用作断路电容节点的电容补偿的参考。
Determine which of the normal capacitor nodes adjacent to it or what its position is based on the location of the open circuit capacitor node. The capacitor node is formed by the intersection of the driving electrode and the sensing electrode. Generally, all the driving electrodes are wired in one direction such as a horizontal direction, and all the sensing electrodes are wired in one direction such as a vertical direction. A capacitive node operated by a touch operation usually includes a plurality of, and it is assumed that a capacitive node operated by a touch operation includes nine, which are formed by the intersection of the 2-4th driving electrode and the 2-4th sensing electrode, respectively, for convenience of description. , expressed as a matrix form such as
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Among them, C 22 , C 32 , C 42 capacitor nodes are capacitor nodes on the 2nd sensing electrode, C 23 , C 33 , C 43 capacitor nodes are capacitor nodes on the 3rd sensing electrode, C 24 , C 34 , C 44 capacitor node is the capacitor node on the 4th sensing electrode; C 22 , C 23 , C 24 capacitor node is the capacitor node on the 2nd drive electrode, C 32 , C 33 , C 34 capacitor node is the 3rd The capacitor node on the drive electrode, C 42 , C 43 , C 44 capacitor node is the capacitor node on the 4th drive electrode. Take the disconnection of the No. 3 sensing electrode as an example. The C 23 , C 33 , and C 43 capacitor nodes are the open circuit capacitor nodes. The normal electrode adjacent to the No. 3 sensing electrode is the No. 2 sensing electrode and the No. 4 sensing electrode. Correspondingly, the normal capacitor node adjacent to the C 23 capacitor node is the C 22 capacitor node on the No. 2 sensing electrode and C 24 capacitor node on the 4th sensing electrode. Similarly, the normal capacitor node adjacent to the C 33 capacitor node is the C 32 capacitor node on the No. 2 sensing electrode and the C 34 capacitor node on the No. 4 sensing electrode; the normal adjacent to the C 43 capacitor node The capacitor node is the C 42 capacitor node on the No. 2 sensing electrode and the C 44 capacitor node on the No. 4 sensing electrode. The capacitance values of these normal capacitor nodes can be used as a reference for capacitance compensation of the open capacitor node.
步骤S106:根据正常电容节点的电容值对断路电容节点进行电容补偿。Step S106: Capacitance compensation is performed on the circuit breaker node according to the capacitance value of the normal capacitor node.
对于一个触摸操作来说,其触摸位置通常涉及多个相邻的电极,该多个相邻的电极上对应的电容节点之间的电容值差别应当在一个较小的范围内,因此,使用与断路电极相邻的正常电极上的电容节点的电容值,可以有效地对断路电极上对应的电容节点进行电容补偿。也即,以正常电容节点的电容值为参考,为断路电容节点设置相适应的电容值。For a touch operation, the touch position generally involves a plurality of adjacent electrodes, and the difference in capacitance values between the corresponding capacitor nodes on the plurality of adjacent electrodes should be within a small range, and therefore, The capacitance value of the capacitor node on the normal electrode adjacent to the circuit breaker electrode can effectively compensate the capacitance of the corresponding capacitor node on the circuit breaker electrode. That is, the capacitance value of the normal capacitor node is used as a reference, and a suitable capacitance value is set for the circuit breaker node.
通过本实施例,当触摸屏在出厂后的使用中出现电极断路时,通过与断路电极相邻的正常电极上的电容节点,对触摸操作所涉及的断路电极中的电容节点进行电容补偿。对于触摸操作来说,其触摸位置通常涉及多个相邻的电极,该多个相邻的电极上对应的电容节点之间的电容值差别应当在一个较小的范围内,因此,使用与断路电极相邻的正常电极上的电容节点的电容值,可以有效地对断路电极上对应的电容节点进行电容补偿,从而避免因电极断路导致的诸如拆点、断线、消点等触摸屏故障。According to the embodiment, when the electrode screen is broken during use of the touch screen, the capacitor node in the disconnecting electrode involved in the touch operation is capacitively compensated by the capacitor node on the normal electrode adjacent to the disconnecting electrode. For touch operations, the touch position generally involves a plurality of adjacent electrodes, and the difference in capacitance values between corresponding capacitor nodes on the plurality of adjacent electrodes should be within a small range, thus, use and open circuit The capacitance value of the capacitor node on the normal electrode adjacent to the electrode can effectively compensate the capacitance of the corresponding capacitor node on the disconnecting electrode, thereby avoiding touch screen failures such as disconnection, disconnection, and elimination due to electrode disconnection.
实施例二 Embodiment 2
参照图2,示出了根据本发明实施例二的一种电极异常处理方法的步骤流程图。Referring to FIG. 2, a flow chart of steps of an electrode abnormality processing method according to a second embodiment of the present invention is shown.
本实施例的电极异常处理方法包括以下步骤:The electrode abnormality processing method of this embodiment includes the following steps:
步骤S202:确定断路电极。Step S202: determining a disconnect electrode.
在确定断路电极时,一种可行方式中,可以在触摸屏上电后,建立触摸屏的稳定基准值前,采集触摸屏某一帧的电容值;从采集的该帧的电容值中,确定每一个电极对应的多个电容节点中的最大电容值;若该最大电容值小于设定电容值,则将对应的电极确定为断路电极。其中,设定电容值可以由本领域技术人员根据实际情况适当设置,如在256-768范围内任意设置,可选地,可设置为512。In determining a disconnecting electrode, in a feasible manner, after the touch screen is powered on, the capacitance value of a certain frame of the touch screen may be collected before establishing a stable reference value of the touch screen; and each electrode is determined from the collected capacitance values of the frame. The maximum capacitance value of the corresponding plurality of capacitance nodes; if the maximum capacitance value is less than the set capacitance value, the corresponding electrode is determined as the disconnection electrode. Wherein, the set capacitance value can be appropriately set by a person skilled in the art according to actual conditions, such as arbitrarily set within the range of 256-768, and optionally set to 512.
稳定基准值是触摸屏触摸检测的判断基准,在稳定基准值确定之后,在判断触摸屏在某一帧是否有触摸时,比较该帧的电容节点的电容值与该稳定基准值,即可实现触摸屏是否有触摸的检测和判断。The stable reference value is a determination criterion of the touch screen touch detection. After determining the stable reference value, when determining whether the touch screen has a touch in a certain frame, comparing the capacitance value of the capacitance node of the frame with the stable reference value, whether the touch screen is implemented There are touch detection and judgment.
例如,在稳定基准值建立前,对触摸屏的某一帧进行电容节点的电容值 采集,然后分别查看每个驱动电极和每个感应电极的所有电容节点的电容值中的最大值即最大电容值,若最大电容值小于512,是认为这个电极断路,需对其进行处理。其中,发生断路的电极可能是感应电极,也可能是驱动电极,也可能既有感应电极,也有驱动电极。For example, before the stable reference value is established, the capacitance value of the capacitance node is collected for a certain frame of the touch screen, and then the maximum value of the capacitance values of all the capacitance nodes of each of the driving electrodes and each of the sensing electrodes is respectively viewed, that is, the maximum capacitance value. If the maximum capacitance value is less than 512, it is considered that the electrode is open and needs to be processed. Among them, the electrode that is broken may be a sensing electrode, a driving electrode, or both a sensing electrode and a driving electrode.
在触摸屏的一次上电使用中,断路电极被确定后,在后续过程中会被一直使用,直至下次上电检测。也即,触摸屏在每次上电使用时,确定一次断路电极。In one power-on use of the touch screen, after the disconnection electrode is determined, it will be used until the next power-on detection in the subsequent process. That is, the touch screen determines the tripping electrode once each time it is powered on.
步骤S204:确定触摸屏的稳定基准值。Step S204: Determine a stable reference value of the touch screen.
本实施例中,稳定基准值的确定可以由本领域技术人员根据实际需求采用任意适当常规手段实现,本发明实施例对此不作限制。In this embodiment, the determination of the stable reference value may be implemented by any suitable conventional means according to actual needs by a person skilled in the art, which is not limited by the embodiment of the present invention.
步骤S206:确定触摸操作所操作的触摸屏的目标电容节点中包括断路电容节点。Step S206: determining that the target capacitance node of the touch screen operated by the touch operation includes an open circuit capacitance node.
其中,断路电极包括发生断路的驱动电极和/或感应电极。每个电极对应有多个电容节点,当该电极发生断路时,其对应的多个电容节点均成为断路电容节点,一个触摸操作可能涉及一个或多个断路电容节点。也即,断路电容节点意指断路电极上的所有电容节点,在一次触摸操作中,触摸操作所涉及的断路电容节点为触摸位置所涉及的断路电容节点。Wherein, the breaking electrode comprises a driving electrode and/or a sensing electrode in which an open circuit occurs. Each electrode corresponds to a plurality of capacitor nodes. When the electrode is disconnected, its corresponding plurality of capacitor nodes become disconnect capacitor nodes, and one touch operation may involve one or more open capacitor nodes. That is, the open circuit capacitor node means all the capacitor nodes on the trip electrode. In one touch operation, the open circuit capacitor node involved in the touch operation is the open circuit capacitor node involved in the touch position.
步骤S208:确定与断路电极相邻的正常电极。Step S208: determining a normal electrode adjacent to the disconnect electrode.
本发明实施例中,与发生断路的驱动电极相邻的正常电极仍为驱动电极,与发生断路的感应电极相邻的正常电极仍为感应电极。因此,本步骤中,可以确定与发生断路的驱动电极相邻的正常驱动电极,和/或,与发生断路的感应电极相邻的正常感应电极。In the embodiment of the present invention, the normal electrode adjacent to the driving electrode where the disconnection occurs is still the driving electrode, and the normal electrode adjacent to the sensing electrode where the disconnection occurs is still the sensing electrode. Therefore, in this step, a normal driving electrode adjacent to the driving electrode where the disconnection occurs may be determined, and/or a normal sensing electrode adjacent to the sensing electrode where the disconnection occurs.
在一种可行方式中,可以根据发生断路的电极的位置,确定与发生断路的电极相邻的正常电极。In one possible manner, the normal electrode adjacent to the electrode where the disconnection occurs can be determined based on the position of the electrode where the circuit is broken.
例如,若发生断路的电极为驱动电极且该驱动电极仅一侧存在相邻的正常驱动电极,则从与该驱动电极相邻的第一个正常驱动电极开始,将依次相连的至少两个正常驱动电极确定为与发生断路的驱动电极相邻的正常驱动电极。此种情况下,断路驱动电极位于电容传感器的边缘,使用至少两个正常驱动电极上相应的电容节点的电容值作参考,可以使得断路电容节点的电容补偿更准确。当然仅使用一侧的一个相邻正常电极作为参考也是属于本发明 的构思范畴之内。如,断路驱动电极为电容传感器边缘的1号驱动电极,则可以以与其相邻的2号和3号正常驱动电极作参考。一种位于电容传感器的边缘的断路驱动电极如图3所示,图3中水平方向为驱动电极,竖直方向为感应电极。从图3中可见,位于电容传感器边缘的第00号驱动电极发生断路,其仅一侧与第01号驱动电极相邻。For example, if the electrode that is broken is the driving electrode and there is an adjacent normal driving electrode on only one side of the driving electrode, at least two of the two normal driving electrodes are sequentially connected from the first normal driving electrode adjacent to the driving electrode. The drive electrode is determined to be a normal drive electrode adjacent to the drive electrode where the disconnection occurs. In this case, the open circuit drive electrode is located at the edge of the capacitive sensor, and the capacitance value of the corresponding capacitor node on at least two normal drive electrodes is used as a reference, so that the capacitance compensation of the open circuit capacitor node can be more accurate. It is of course within the scope of the inventive concept to use only one adjacent normal electrode on one side as a reference. For example, if the open circuit drive electrode is the No. 1 drive electrode at the edge of the capacitive sensor, it can be referenced by the normal drive electrodes No. 2 and No. 3 adjacent thereto. An open circuit driving electrode located at the edge of the capacitive sensor is shown in FIG. 3. In FIG. 3, the horizontal direction is the driving electrode, and the vertical direction is the sensing electrode. As can be seen from Fig. 3, the No. 00 drive electrode at the edge of the capacitive sensor is broken, and only one side is adjacent to the No. 01 drive electrode.
再例如,若发生断路的电极为驱动电极且该驱动电极的两侧均存在相邻的正常驱动电极,则对于该驱动电极两侧中的每一侧,从与该驱动电极相邻的第一个正常驱动电极开始,将至少一个正常驱动电极确定为与发生断路的驱动电极相邻的正常驱动电极。此种情况下,断路驱动电极位于电容传感器的中间,其两侧均相邻有正常驱动电极,每侧均取一个或多个相邻的正常驱动电极以作参考,使用至少两个正常驱动电极上相应的电容节点的电容值作参考,可以使得断路电容节点的电容补偿更准确。如,断路驱动电极为3号驱动电极,其两侧相邻的正常驱动电极分别为2号驱动电极和4号驱动电极,则以2号和4号正常驱动电极作参考。For another example, if the electrode that is broken is the driving electrode and the adjacent normal driving electrode exists on both sides of the driving electrode, then for each of the two sides of the driving electrode, the first one adjacent to the driving electrode A normal drive electrode begins, and at least one normal drive electrode is determined to be a normal drive electrode adjacent to the drive electrode where the open circuit occurs. In this case, the open circuit driving electrode is located in the middle of the capacitive sensor, and the normal driving electrodes are adjacent to both sides, and one or more adjacent normal driving electrodes are taken on each side for reference, and at least two normal driving electrodes are used. The capacitance value of the corresponding capacitor node is used as a reference to make the capacitance compensation of the circuit breaker node more accurate. For example, the open drive electrode is the No. 3 drive electrode, and the normal drive electrodes adjacent to the two sides are the No. 2 drive electrode and the No. 4 drive electrode, respectively, and the No. 2 and No. 4 normal drive electrodes are used as a reference.
又例如,若发生断路的电极为感应电极且该感应电极仅一侧存在相邻的正常感应电极,则从与该感应电极相邻的第一个正常感应电极开始,将依次相连的至少两个正常感应电极确定为与发生断路的感应电极相邻的正常感应电极。此种情况下,断路感应电极位于电容传感器的边缘,使用至少两个正常感应电极上相应的电容节点的电容值作参考,可以使得断路电容节点的电容补偿更准确。For another example, if the electrode that is broken is an inductive electrode and the sensing electrode has adjacent normal sensing electrodes on only one side, at least two are sequentially connected from the first normal sensing electrode adjacent to the sensing electrode. The normal sensing electrode is determined to be a normal sensing electrode adjacent to the sensing electrode where the disconnection occurs. In this case, the open circuit sensing electrode is located at the edge of the capacitive sensor, and the capacitance value of the corresponding capacitor node on at least two normal sensing electrodes is used as a reference, so that the capacitance compensation of the circuit breaker node can be more accurate.
再例如,若发生断路的电极为感应电极且该感应电极的两侧均存在相邻的正常感应电极,则对于该感应电极两侧中的每一侧,从与该感应电极相邻的第一个正常感应电极开始,将至少一个正常感应电极确定为与发生断路的感应电极相邻的正常感应电极。此种情况下,断路感应电极位于电容传感器的中间,其两侧均相邻有正常感应电极,每侧均取一个或多个相邻的正常感应电极以作参考,使用至少两个正常感应电极上相应的电容节点的电容值作参考,可以使得断路电容节点的电容补偿更准确。一种位于电容传感器的中间的断路感应电极如图4所示,图4中水平方向为驱动电极,竖直方向为感应电极。从图4中可见,位于电容传感器中间的第01号感应电极发生断路,其一侧与第00号感应电极相邻,另一侧与第02号感应电极相邻。For another example, if the electrode that is disconnected is the sensing electrode and the adjacent normal sensing electrodes are present on both sides of the sensing electrode, then for each of the two sides of the sensing electrode, the first one adjacent to the sensing electrode A normal sensing electrode begins, and at least one normal sensing electrode is determined to be a normal sensing electrode adjacent to the sensing electrode where the disconnection occurs. In this case, the open circuit sensing electrode is located in the middle of the capacitive sensor, and the normal sensing electrodes are adjacent to both sides, and one or more adjacent normal sensing electrodes are taken on each side for reference, and at least two normal sensing electrodes are used. The capacitance value of the corresponding capacitor node is used as a reference to make the capacitance compensation of the circuit breaker node more accurate. A disconnection sensing electrode located in the middle of the capacitive sensor is shown in FIG. 4. In FIG. 4, the horizontal direction is the driving electrode, and the vertical direction is the sensing electrode. As can be seen from FIG. 4, the No. 01 sensing electrode located in the middle of the capacitive sensor is broken, one side is adjacent to the No. 00 sensing electrode, and the other side is adjacent to the No. 02 sensing electrode.
可选地,确定的与发生断路的驱动电极相邻的正常驱动电极为两个正常驱动电极;和/或,确定的与发生断路的感应电极相邻的正常感应电极为两个正常感应电极。采用两个相邻的正常电极的方式,可以减少数据计算量,提高电容补偿效率。但本领域技术人员明了,在实际使用中,可以根据需要选择比两个正常电极更多数量的正常电极。Optionally, the determined normal driving electrodes adjacent to the driving electrode that is broken are two normal driving electrodes; and/or the determined normal sensing electrodes adjacent to the sensing electrodes that are broken are two normal sensing electrodes. By using two adjacent normal electrodes, the amount of data calculation can be reduced, and the capacitance compensation efficiency can be improved. However, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that in actual use, a greater number of normal electrodes than two normal electrodes can be selected as needed.
步骤S210:获取确定的正常电极上与断路电容节点相邻的正常电容节点的电容值。Step S210: Acquire a capacitance value of a normal capacitor node adjacent to the circuit breaker node on the determined normal electrode.
包括:获取确定的正常驱动电极上,与断路电容节点相邻的正常电容节点的电容值,和/或,获取确定的正常感应电极上,与断路电容节点相邻的正常电容节点的电容值。The method includes: obtaining a capacitance value of a normal capacitor node adjacent to the circuit breaker node on the determined normal driving electrode, and/or obtaining a capacitance value of a normal capacitor node adjacent to the circuit breaker node on the determined normal sensing electrode.
如实施例一中示例所述,对于每一个断路电容节点,其均对应有相应的正常电容节点,如一个断路感应电极上的一个电容节点,其水平方向两侧均对应有相应的正常感应电极上的电容节点。As described in the example in the first embodiment, for each of the open circuit capacitor nodes, there is a corresponding normal capacitor node, such as a capacitor node on the open circuit sensing electrode, and the horizontal direction has corresponding normal sensing electrodes on both sides. Capacitor node on.
本实施例中,正常电容节点的电容值可以为正常电容节点的稳定基准值与当前电容值的差值。触摸屏根据电容节点的稳定基准值与当前电容值的差值来判断该电容节点是否被触摸,以该差值为进行电容补偿的依据,可以直接根据电容补偿的结果确定触摸位置,提高电容补偿和触摸检测效率。但不限于此,在实际应用中,正常电容节点的电容值也可以为稳定基准值或当前电容值。当为稳定基准值或当前电容值时,在对断路电容节点进行电容补偿后,再进行相应的处理即可实现断路电容节点的触摸检测。In this embodiment, the capacitance value of the normal capacitance node may be the difference between the stable reference value of the normal capacitance node and the current capacitance value. The touch screen determines whether the capacitor node is touched according to the difference between the stable reference value of the capacitor node and the current capacitor value, and uses the difference as a basis for performing capacitance compensation, and can directly determine the touch position according to the result of the capacitor compensation, thereby improving capacitance compensation and Touch detection efficiency. However, it is not limited thereto. In practical applications, the capacitance value of the normal capacitor node may also be a stable reference value or a current capacitance value. When the reference value or the current capacitance value is stabilized, after the capacitor compensation is performed on the circuit breaker node, the corresponding processing can be performed to realize the touch detection of the circuit breaker node.
步骤S212:根据正常电容节点的电容值对断路电容节点进行电容补偿。Step S212: Capacitance compensation is performed on the circuit breaker node according to the capacitance value of the normal capacitor node.
一种可行方式中,在采用正常电容节点的稳定基准值与当前电容值的差值作为正常电容节点的电容值时,可以针对每一个断路电容节点,根据相邻的正常电容节点的最大电容值和最小电容值之间的关系,对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿。例如,可以根据相邻的正常电容节点的最大电容值和最小电容值之间的比值,对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿。因最大电容值和最小电容值均为稳定基准值与当前电容值的差值,以最大电容值和最小电容值的比值为依据,可以准确地判断触摸位置,为电容补偿提供更为精准的参考。该比值越小,相邻的正常电容节点的状态越一致(如均被触摸或均未被触摸);该比值越大,相邻的正常电容节点的状态越不一致(如,一侧被触摸一侧未 被触摸)。In a feasible manner, when the difference between the stable reference value of the normal capacitor node and the current capacitance value is used as the capacitance value of the normal capacitor node, the maximum capacitance value of the adjacent normal capacitor node may be used for each of the open capacitor nodes. The relationship between the minimum capacitance value and the current circuit breaker node is capacitively compensated. For example, the current open capacitor node can be capacitively compensated according to the ratio between the maximum capacitance value and the minimum capacitance value of the adjacent normal capacitor node. Since the maximum capacitance value and the minimum capacitance value are the difference between the stable reference value and the current capacitance value, based on the ratio of the maximum capacitance value to the minimum capacitance value, the touch position can be accurately determined to provide a more accurate reference for capacitance compensation. . The smaller the ratio, the more consistent the states of adjacent normal capacitor nodes (such as being touched or not touched); the larger the ratio, the more inconsistent the state of adjacent normal capacitor nodes (eg, one side is touched one) The side is not touched).
进一步可选地,可以判断最大电容值和最小电容值之间的比值是否大于设定阈值;若不大于,则根据所述比值对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿;若大于,则将所述比值设置为所述设定阈值,根据设置后的所述比值对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿。其中,设定阈值可以由本领域技术人员根据实际情况适当设置,本发明实施例对此不作限制。例如,可以设置为3-5,可选地,可以为4。若比值大于设定阈值,说明相邻的正常电容节点的状态差异较大,将比值设置为设定阈值,以简化后续电容补偿处理,提高电容补偿处理效率。Further, optionally, it may be determined whether a ratio between the maximum capacitance value and the minimum capacitance value is greater than a set threshold; if not greater, the current open capacitance node is capacitively compensated according to the ratio; if greater than, the ratio is The set threshold is set, and the current open capacitor node is capacitively compensated according to the set ratio. The setting of the threshold may be appropriately set by a person skilled in the art according to the actual situation, which is not limited by the embodiment of the present invention. For example, it can be set to 3-5, and optionally, it can be 4. If the ratio is greater than the set threshold, the state difference between adjacent normal capacitor nodes is large, and the ratio is set to a set threshold to simplify subsequent capacitor compensation processing and improve the efficiency of capacitor compensation processing.
如前所述,断路电极可能位于电容传感器的边缘位置,也可能位于电容传感器的中间位置。As mentioned earlier, the open circuit electrode may be located at the edge of the capacitive sensor or in the middle of the capacitive sensor.
对于断路电极位于电容传感器的边缘位置的情况,也即,若发生断路的电极仅一侧存在相邻的正常电极,则可以根据所述比值和所述最大电容值,对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿。即,从与断路电极相邻的至少两个正常电极中,确定正常电极上与断路电容节点相邻的正常电容节点的最大电容值,以该最大电容值和所述比值为参考,进行断路电容节点的电容补偿。例如,根据所述比值和所述最大电容值,计算第二补偿值;将所述第二补偿值作为当前断路电容节点的电容值。具体地,如根据所述比值,采用相应的系数或适当算法对最大电容值进行处理,将处理后的结果作为断路电容节点的电容值。In the case where the breaking electrode is located at the edge position of the capacitive sensor, that is, if only one side of the electrode having the open circuit has an adjacent normal electrode, the current breaking capacitor node may be capacitive according to the ratio and the maximum capacitance value. make up. That is, the maximum capacitance value of the normal capacitance node adjacent to the circuit breaker capacitor node on the normal electrode is determined from at least two normal electrodes adjacent to the circuit breaker electrode, and the circuit breaker capacitor is used for reference to the maximum capacitance value and the ratio value. Capacitance compensation of the node. For example, a second compensation value is calculated according to the ratio and the maximum capacitance value; and the second compensation value is used as a capacitance value of a current circuit breaker node. Specifically, according to the ratio, the maximum capacitance value is processed by using a corresponding coefficient or an appropriate algorithm, and the processed result is used as a capacitance value of the breaking capacitor node.
而对于断路电极位于电容传感器的中间位置的情况,也即,若发生断路的电极两侧均存在相邻的正常电极,则根据所述比值、所述最大电容值和所述最小电容值,对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿。在两侧均存在正常电极的情况下,两侧的正常电极与断路电极的位置均较为接近,断路电容节点需要综合考虑相邻的正常电容节点的电容值,以使电容补偿更为准确和客观。例如,根据所述比值、所述最大电容值和所述最小电容值,计算第一补偿值;将所述第一补偿值作为当前断路电容节点的电容值。具体地,如根据所述比值,分别为最大电容值和最小电容值设置不同的系数,根据设置的系数和适当算法对最大电容值和最小电容值进行处理,将处理后的结果作为断路电容节点的电容值。And in the case where the disconnecting electrode is located at an intermediate position of the capacitive sensor, that is, if there is an adjacent normal electrode on both sides of the electrode in which the disconnection occurs, according to the ratio, the maximum capacitance value, and the minimum capacitance value, The current open circuit capacitor node performs capacitance compensation. In the case where there are normal electrodes on both sides, the positions of the normal electrodes and the disconnecting electrodes on both sides are relatively close. The breaking capacitor node needs to comprehensively consider the capacitance value of the adjacent normal capacitor nodes, so that the capacitance compensation is more accurate and objective. . For example, a first compensation value is calculated according to the ratio, the maximum capacitance value, and the minimum capacitance value; and the first compensation value is used as a capacitance value of a current circuit breaker node. Specifically, according to the ratio, different coefficients are set for the maximum capacitance value and the minimum capacitance value respectively, and the maximum capacitance value and the minimum capacitance value are processed according to the set coefficient and an appropriate algorithm, and the processed result is used as the breaking capacitance node. The value of the capacitor.
以下,通过具体的实例对上述过程进行说明。Hereinafter, the above process will be described by way of specific examples.
(一)断路电极位于电容传感器的边缘位置(旁边只存在一个正常电极)(1) The breaking electrode is located at the edge of the capacitive sensor (only one normal electrode exists next to it)
本实例中,对断路电极的确定如上步骤S202中所述,此外,本实施例中,采用正常电容节点的稳定基准值与当前电容值的差值作为正常电容节点的电容值。基于上述设置,针对每一个断路电容节点进行如下操作:In this example, the determination of the breaking electrode is as described in the above step S202. In addition, in this embodiment, the difference between the stable reference value of the normal capacitor node and the current capacitance value is used as the capacitance value of the normal capacitor node. Based on the above settings, the following operations are performed for each of the open capacitor nodes:
第一步:确定待处理的断路电容节点。Step 1: Determine the open circuit capacitor node to be processed.
本步骤中,待处理的断路电容节点为触摸位置所涉及的断路电容节点。In this step, the open circuit capacitor node to be processed is the open circuit capacitor node involved in the touch position.
第二步:获取断路电极旁边的正常电极上对应于断路电容节点的正常电容节点的差值为A1,次旁边的正常电极上对应于断路电容节点的正常电容节点的差值为A2。The second step: obtaining the difference between the normal capacitor node corresponding to the open circuit capacitor node on the normal electrode beside the circuit breaker electrode is A1, and the difference between the normal capacitor nodes corresponding to the circuit breaker capacitor node on the normal electrode next to the secondary electrode is A2.
本实例中,所述差值即为电容节点的稳定基准值与当前电容值的差值。In this example, the difference is the difference between the stable reference value of the capacitor node and the current capacitance value.
例如,若对图3中的第00号驱动电极的01号电容节点(即断路电容节点)进行处理,则获取第01号驱动电极的01号电容节点的差值和第02号驱动电极的01号电容节点的差值。For example, if the capacitor No. 01 (ie, the open circuit capacitor node) of the No. 00 driving electrode in FIG. 3 is processed, the difference between the No. 01 capacitor node of the No. 01 driving electrode and the No. 02 driving electrode 01 are obtained. The difference between the capacitor nodes.
第三步:确定A1和A2中的较大值,若A1>A2,则执行第四步;若A1<A2,则执行第五步。Step 3: Determine the larger value in A1 and A2. If A1>A2, perform the fourth step; if A1<A2, perform the fifth step.
第四步:计算Ratio_real=A1/A2,判断Ratio_real是否大于4,若大于,则将Ratio_real设置(比如重新赋值)为4,通过公式[A1+A1*(Ratio_real/4)],对断路电容节点进行电容补偿,即将公式结果作为断路电容节点的补偿值(稳定基准值与当前电容值的差值);若不大于,则根据Ratio_real=A1/A2计算出Ratio_real后直接通过公式[A1+A1*(Ratio_real/4)],对断路电容节点进行电容补偿。其中,常数4的设置用于将Ratio_real的最大值限定为4。Step 4: Calculate Ratio_real=A1/A2 to determine whether Ratio_real is greater than 4. If greater than, set Ratio_real (for example, reassign) to 4, and use the formula [A1+A1*(Ratio_real/4)] to disconnect the capacitor node. Capacitance compensation is performed, that is, the formula result is used as the compensation value of the breaking capacitor node (the difference between the stable reference value and the current capacitance value); if not greater, the Ratio_real is calculated according to Ratio_real=A1/A2 and directly passes the formula [A1+A1* (Ratio_real/4)], capacitor compensation for the open capacitor node. Among them, the setting of the constant 4 is used to limit the maximum value of Ratio_real to 4.
第五步:计算Ratio_real=A2/A1,判断Ratio_real是否大于4,若大于,则将Ratio_real设置(比如重新赋值)为4,通过公式A2*(5-Ratio_real)/4,对断路电容节点进行电容补偿;若不大于,则根据Ratio_real=A2/A1计算出Ratio_real后直接通过公式A2*(5-Ratio_real)/4,对断路电容节点进行电容补偿,即将公式结果作为断路电容节点的补偿值(稳定基准值与当前电容值的差值)。其中,常数4的设置对应于Ratio_real的最大值4,常数5的设置对应于Ratio_set的可能范围3-5中的最大值5,Ratio_set是设置的比值的可 能范围。Step 5: Calculate Ratio_real=A2/A1 to determine whether Ratio_real is greater than 4. If greater than, set Ratio_real (for example, reassign) to 4, and apply capacitance to the open capacitor node by formula A2*(5-Ratio_real)/4. Compensation; if it is not greater than, calculate the Ratio_real according to Ratio_real=A2/A1 and directly compensate the capacitor of the open circuit capacitor by the formula A2*(5-Ratio_real)/4, that is, the formula result is used as the compensation value of the breaking capacitor node (stable The difference between the reference value and the current capacitance value). Wherein, the setting of the constant 4 corresponds to the maximum value 4 of the Ratio_real, and the setting of the constant 5 corresponds to the maximum value 5 of the possible range 3-5 of the Ratio_set, and Ratio_set is a possible range of the set ratio.
上述过程中,各个具体数值均为示例性说明,在具体实用中,本领域技术人员可以参照本发明实施例中的描述,进行适当修改使用。In the above process, each specific numerical value is an exemplary description. In the specific application, those skilled in the art can refer to the description in the embodiments of the present invention and make appropriate modifications and uses.
(二)断路电极位于电容传感器的中间位置(即断路电极的左右侧存在正常电极或上下方存在正常电极)(2) The disconnecting electrode is located in the middle position of the capacitive sensor (ie, there are normal electrodes on the left and right sides of the disconnecting electrode or normal electrodes in the upper and lower sides)
本实例中,对断路电极的确定如上步骤S202中所述,此外,本实施例中,以断路电极为感应电极,其左侧和右侧存在正常电极为例,采用正常电容节点的稳定基准值与当前电容值的差值作为正常电容节点的电容值。基于上述设置,针对每一个断路电容节点进行如下操作:In this example, the determination of the breaking electrode is as described in the above step S202. In addition, in this embodiment, the breaking electrode is used as the sensing electrode, and the normal electrode is present on the left and right sides as an example, and the stable reference value of the normal capacitor node is adopted. The difference from the current capacitance value is taken as the capacitance value of the normal capacitor node. Based on the above settings, the following operations are performed for each of the open capacitor nodes:
第一步:确定待处理的断路电容节点。Step 1: Determine the open circuit capacitor node to be processed.
本步骤中,待处理的断路电容节点为触摸位置所涉及的断路电容节点。In this step, the open circuit capacitor node to be processed is the open circuit capacitor node involved in the touch position.
第二步:分别获取断路电极左右两侧的正常电极上对应于断路电容节点的正常电容节点的差值,左侧的差值为A1,右侧的差值为A2。The second step: respectively obtaining the difference of the normal capacitance node corresponding to the open circuit capacitor node on the left and right sides of the circuit breaker electrode, the difference on the left side is A1, and the difference on the right side is A2.
本实例中,所述差值即为电容节点的稳定基准值与当前电容值的差值。断路的感应电极左右两侧的正常感应电极上,与断路电容节点处于同一水平位置的电容节点为对应于断路电容节点的正常电容节点。In this example, the difference is the difference between the stable reference value of the capacitor node and the current capacitance value. On the normal sensing electrodes on the left and right sides of the disconnected sensing electrodes, the capacitor node at the same horizontal position as the breaking capacitor node is a normal capacitor node corresponding to the breaking capacitor node.
例如,若对图4中的第01号感应电极的01号电容节点(即断路电容节点)进行处理,则获取第00号驱动电极的01号电容节点的差值和第02号驱动电极的01号电容节点的差值。For example, if the No. 01 capacitor node (ie, the open circuit capacitor node) of the No. 01 sensing electrode in FIG. 4 is processed, the difference between the No. 01 capacitor node of the No. 00 driving electrode and the No. 02 driving electrode 01 are obtained. The difference between the capacitor nodes.
第三步:确定A1和A2中的较大值和较小值。Step 3: Determine the larger and lower values in A1 and A2.
即,较大值为Max=MAX(A1,A2),最小值Min=MIN(A1,A2)。That is, the larger value is Max = MAX (A1, A2), and the minimum value is Min = MIN (A1, A2).
第四步:计算Ratio_real=Max/Min,判断Ratio_real是否大于4,若大于,则将Ratio_real设置(比如重新赋值)为4,通过公式[(3+Ratio_real)*Max+(5-Ratio_real)*Min]/8,对断路电容节点进行电容补偿,即将公式结果作为断路电容节点的补偿值(稳定基准值与当前电容值的差值);若不大于,则根据Ratio_real=Max/Min计算出Ratio_real后直接通过公式[(3+Ratio_real)*Max+(5-Ratio_real)*Min]/8,对断路电容节点进行电容补偿,即将公式结果作为断路电容节点的补偿值(稳定基准值与当前电容值的差值)。其中,常数3和5的设置分别对应于Ratio_set(Ratio_set是设置的比值的可能范围)的可 能范围3-5中的最小值3和最大值5;常数8的设置对应于Ratio_real的最大值4,因综合考虑了两侧正常电极,所以取4的2倍即8。Step 4: Calculate Ratio_real=Max/Min to determine whether Ratio_real is greater than 4. If greater than, set Ratio_real (for example, reassign) to 4, by the formula [(3+Ratio_real)*Max+(5-Ratio_real)*Min] /8, Capacitance compensation is performed on the breaking capacitor node, that is, the formula result is used as the compensation value of the breaking capacitor node (the difference between the stable reference value and the current capacitance value); if not greater, the Ratio_real=Max/Min is calculated directly after the Ratio_real Capacitance compensation is performed on the circuit breaker node by the formula [(3+Ratio_real)*Max+(5-Ratio_real)*Min]/8, that is, the formula result is used as the compensation value of the circuit breaker node (the difference between the stable reference value and the current capacitance value) ). Wherein the settings of the constants 3 and 5 respectively correspond to the minimum value 3 and the maximum value 5 of the possible range 3-5 of Ratio_set (Ratio_set is the possible range of the set ratio); the setting of the constant 8 corresponds to the maximum value 4 of the Ratio_real, Since the normal electrodes on both sides are considered comprehensively, 2 times of 4 is 8 .
上述过程中,各个具体数值均为示例性说明,在具体实用中,本领域技术人员可以参照本发明实施例中的描述,进行适当修改使用。此外,上述多个实施例均以相邻的两个正常电极为例进行说明,当使用更多个正常电极时,可参照上述多个实施例中的原理,调整公式和参数后使用。In the above process, each specific numerical value is an exemplary description. In the specific application, those skilled in the art can refer to the description in the embodiments of the present invention and make appropriate modifications and uses. In addition, the above multiple embodiments are described by taking two adjacent normal electrodes as an example. When more normal electrodes are used, the formulas and parameters can be adjusted after referring to the principles in the above embodiments.
此外,还需要说明的是,若同时存在相邻的至少两个断路电极,则可以将该至少两个断路电极作为一个整体,确定其在电容传感器中的位置,进而进行处理。若同时存在多个断路电极但该多个断路电极不相邻,例如同时存在两个不相邻的驱动电极或者两个不相邻的感应电极,则针对每一个驱动电极或感应电极分别采用本发明实施例提供的方案进行处理。类似地,若同时存在断路的驱动电极和感应电极,也可以按照本发明实施例提供的方案,分别对断路的驱动电极和感应电极进行处理。In addition, it should be noted that if at least two adjacent open electrodes are present at the same time, the at least two open electrodes can be determined as a whole, and the position in the capacitive sensor can be determined and processed. If there are multiple disconnecting electrodes at the same time but the plurality of disconnecting electrodes are not adjacent, for example, there are two non-adjacent driving electrodes or two non-adjacent sensing electrodes at the same time, respectively, for each driving electrode or sensing electrode The solution provided by the embodiment of the invention is processed. Similarly, if the driving electrode and the sensing electrode are disconnected at the same time, the driving electrode and the sensing electrode of the disconnection may be processed according to the solution provided by the embodiment of the invention.
根据本实施例,通过断路电极识别、电容补偿处理,明显提升了断路电极的触摸屏性能;通过与断路电极相邻的正常电极上相对应的正常电容节点的最大值和最小值的比值,能较好地识别触摸位置,拟合出与真实电容相近的断路电容节点的电容,提升触摸屏及电容补偿的性能,避免触摸屏故障。According to the embodiment, the performance of the touch screen of the circuit breaker electrode is significantly improved by the circuit identification and the capacitance compensation process; the ratio of the maximum value and the minimum value of the corresponding normal capacitance node on the normal electrode adjacent to the circuit breaker electrode can be compared. Goodly identify the touch position, fit the capacitance of the open circuit capacitor node close to the real capacitance, improve the performance of the touch screen and capacitor compensation, and avoid the touch screen failure.
实施例三Embodiment 3
参照图5,示出了根据本发明实施例三的一种电极异常处理装置的结构框图。Referring to FIG. 5, a block diagram of a structure of an electrode abnormality processing apparatus according to a third embodiment of the present invention is shown.
本实施例的电极异常处理装置包括:确定模块302,用于确定触摸操作所操作的触摸屏的目标电容节点中包括断路电极对应的断路电容节点,其中,断路电极包括触摸屏的电容传感器中发生断路的电极;获取模块304,用于确定与断路电极相邻的正常电极,获取确定的正常电极上与断路电容节点相邻的正常电容节点的电容值;补偿模块306,用于根据正常电容节点的电容值对断路电容节点进行电容补偿。The electrode abnormality processing device of the present embodiment includes: a determining module 302, configured to determine, in the target capacitance node of the touch screen operated by the touch operation, a disconnection capacitor node corresponding to the disconnection electrode, wherein the disconnection electrode includes a disconnection of the capacitive sensor of the touch screen An obtaining module 304 is configured to determine a normal electrode adjacent to the disconnecting electrode, and obtain a capacitance value of a normal capacitor node adjacent to the circuit breaker node on the determined normal electrode; and a compensation module 306 configured to calculate a capacitance of the normal capacitor node The value is capacitively compensated for the open capacitor node.
根据本实施例,当触摸屏在出厂后的使用中出现电极断路时,通过与断路电极相邻的正常电极上的电容节点,对触摸操作所涉及的断路电极中的电容节点进行电容补偿。对于触摸操作来说,其触摸位置通常涉及多个相邻的 电极,该多个相邻的电极上对应的电容节点之间的电容值差别应当在一个较小的范围内,因此,使用与断路电极相邻的正常电极上的电容节点的电容值,可以有效地对断路电极上对应的电容节点进行电容补偿,从而避免因电极断路导致的诸如拆点、断线、消点等触摸屏故障。According to the embodiment, when the electrode screen is broken during use of the touch screen, the capacitor node in the disconnecting electrode involved in the touch operation is capacitively compensated by the capacitor node on the normal electrode adjacent to the disconnecting electrode. For touch operations, the touch position generally involves a plurality of adjacent electrodes, and the difference in capacitance values between corresponding capacitor nodes on the plurality of adjacent electrodes should be within a small range, thus, use and open circuit The capacitance value of the capacitor node on the normal electrode adjacent to the electrode can effectively compensate the capacitance of the corresponding capacitor node on the disconnecting electrode, thereby avoiding touch screen failures such as disconnection, disconnection, and elimination due to electrode disconnection.
实施例四Embodiment 4
参照图6,示出了根据本发明实施例四的一种电极异常处理装置的结构框图。Referring to Fig. 6, there is shown a block diagram of a structure of an electrode abnormality processing apparatus according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
本实施例的电极异常处理装置包括:确定模块402,用于确定触摸操作所操作的触摸屏的目标电容节点中包括断路的极对应的断路电容节点,其中,断路电极包括触摸屏的电容传感器中发生断路的电极;获取模块404,用于确定与断路电极相邻的正常电极,获取确定的正常电极上与断路电容节点相邻的正常电容节点的电容值;补偿模块406,用于根据正常电容节点的电容值对断路电容节点进行电容补偿。The electrode abnormality processing device of this embodiment includes: a determining module 402, configured to determine a circuit breaker node corresponding to a pole including a disconnection in a target capacitance node of the touch screen operated by the touch operation, wherein the circuit breaker including the touch screen has an open circuit in the capacitive sensor The obtaining module 404 is configured to determine a normal electrode adjacent to the disconnecting electrode, and obtain a capacitance value of a normal capacitor node adjacent to the circuit breaker node on the determined normal electrode; and a compensation module 406, configured to be used according to the normal capacitor node The capacitance value is capacitively compensated for the open capacitor node.
可选地,获取模块404用于确定与发生断路的驱动电极相邻的正常驱动电极,和/或,与发生断路的感应电极相邻的正常感应电极;获取确定的正常驱动电极上,与断路电容节点相邻的正常电容节点的电容值,和/或,获取确定的正常感应电极上,与断路电容节点相邻的正常电容节点的电容值。Optionally, the obtaining module 404 is configured to determine a normal driving electrode adjacent to the driving electrode where the disconnection occurs, and/or a normal sensing electrode adjacent to the sensing electrode where the disconnection occurs; acquiring the determined normal driving electrode, and disconnecting The capacitance value of the normal capacitor node adjacent to the capacitor node, and/or the capacitance value of the normal capacitor node adjacent to the circuit breaker node on the determined normal sensing electrode.
可选地,获取模块404包括:正常电极确定模块4042,用于根据发生断路的电极的位置,确定与发生断路的电极相邻的正常电极;电容值获取模块4044,用于获取确定的正常电极上与断路电容节点相邻的正常电容节点的电容值。Optionally, the obtaining module 404 includes: a normal electrode determining module 4042, configured to determine a normal electrode adjacent to the electrode where the disconnection occurs according to the position of the electrode where the disconnection occurs; and a capacitance value acquiring module 4044, configured to acquire the determined normal electrode The capacitance value of the normal capacitor node adjacent to the open circuit capacitor node.
可选地,正常电极确定模块4042包括:Optionally, the normal electrode determining module 4042 includes:
第一确定模块40422,用于:若发生断路的电极为驱动电极且所述驱动电极仅一侧存在相邻的正常驱动电极,则从与所述驱动电极相邻的第一个正常驱动电极开始,将依次相连的至少两个正常驱动电极确定为与发生断路的驱动电极相邻的正常驱动电极;The first determining module 40422 is configured to: if the electrode that is disconnected is the driving electrode and the adjacent normal driving electrode exists on only one side of the driving electrode, start from the first normal driving electrode adjacent to the driving electrode And determining at least two normal driving electrodes connected in sequence as normal driving electrodes adjacent to the driving electrode on which the disconnection occurs;
第二确定模块40424,用于:若发生断路的电极为驱动电极且所述驱动电极的两侧均存在相邻的正常驱动电极,则对于所述驱动电极两侧中的每一侧,从与所述驱动电极相邻的第一个正常驱动电极开始,将至少一个 正常驱动电极确定为与发生断路的驱动电极相邻的正常驱动电极;a second determining module 40424, configured to: if an electrode that is broken is a driving electrode and an adjacent normal driving electrode exists on both sides of the driving electrode, for each side of the driving electrode The first normal driving electrode adjacent to the driving electrode starts, and the at least one normal driving electrode is determined as a normal driving electrode adjacent to the driving electrode where the disconnection occurs;
第三确定模块40426,用于:The third determining module 40426 is configured to:
若发生断路的电极为感应电极且所述感应电极仅一侧存在相邻的正常感应电极,则从与所述感应电极相邻的第一个正常感应电极开始,将依次相连的至少两个正常感应电极确定为与发生断路的感应电极相邻的正常感应电极;If the electrode that is broken is an inductive electrode and the sensing electrode has adjacent normal sensing electrodes on only one side, at least two of the two normal connected electrodes adjacent to the sensing electrode will be connected in sequence. The sensing electrode is determined to be a normal sensing electrode adjacent to the sensing electrode where the disconnection occurs;
第四确定模块40428,用于:若发生断路的电极为感应电极且所述感应电极的两侧均存在相邻的正常感应电极,则对于所述感应电极两侧中的每一侧,从与所述感应电极相邻的第一个正常感应电极开始,将至少一个正常感应电极确定为与发生断路的感应电极相邻的正常感应电极。The fourth determining module 40428 is configured to: if the electrode that is broken is an inductive electrode and the adjacent normal sensing electrode exists on both sides of the sensing electrode, for each side of the sensing electrode The first normal sensing electrode adjacent to the sensing electrode begins, and the at least one normal sensing electrode is determined as a normal sensing electrode adjacent to the sensing electrode where the disconnection occurs.
需要说明的是,为便于对方案进行清楚的说明,本实施例中将正常电极确定模块4042从逻辑上划分为第一确定模块40422、第二确定模块40424、第三确定模块40426和第四确定模块40428,但本领域技术人员应当明了的是,在实际应用中,上述第一、第二、第三和第四确定模块可以合并设置或者独立设置,本发明实施例对此不作限制。It should be noted that, in order to facilitate the clear description of the solution, the normal electrode determining module 4042 is logically divided into a first determining module 40422, a second determining module 40424, a third determining module 40426, and a fourth determining in this embodiment. The module 40428, but it should be understood by those skilled in the art that in the actual application, the first, second, third, and fourth determining modules may be combined or set independently, which is not limited in the embodiment of the present invention.
可选地,确定的与发生断路的驱动电极相邻的正常驱动电极为两个正常驱动电极;和/或,确定的与发生断路的感应电极相邻的正常感应电极为两个正常感应电极。Optionally, the determined normal driving electrodes adjacent to the driving electrode that is broken are two normal driving electrodes; and/or the determined normal sensing electrodes adjacent to the sensing electrodes that are broken are two normal sensing electrodes.
可选地,补偿模块406用于针对每一个断路电容节点,根据相邻的正常电容节点的最大电容值和最小电容值之间的关系,对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿。Optionally, the compensation module 406 is configured to perform capacitance compensation on the current open circuit capacitance node according to the relationship between the maximum capacitance value and the minimum capacitance value of the adjacent normal capacitance node for each of the open circuit capacitance nodes.
可选地,最大电容值和最小电容值之间的关系为最大电容值和最小电容值之间的比值。Optionally, the relationship between the maximum capacitance value and the minimum capacitance value is a ratio between the maximum capacitance value and the minimum capacitance value.
可选地,补偿模块406用于判断最大电容值和最小电容值之间的比值是否大于设定阈值;若不大于,则根据所述比值对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿;若大于,则将所述比值设置为所述设定阈值,根据设置后的所述比值对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿。Optionally, the compensation module 406 is configured to determine whether a ratio between the maximum capacitance value and the minimum capacitance value is greater than a set threshold; if not greater, the current open circuit capacitance node is capacitively compensated according to the ratio; if greater, the The ratio is set to the set threshold, and the current open capacitor node is capacitively compensated according to the set ratio.
可选地,补偿模块406用于若发生断路的电极两侧均存在相邻的正常电极,则根据所述比值、最大电容值和最小电容值,对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿。Optionally, the compensation module 406 is configured to perform capacitance compensation on the current open circuit capacitor node according to the ratio, the maximum capacitance value, and the minimum capacitance value if there are adjacent normal electrodes on both sides of the electrode where the disconnection occurs.
可选地,补偿模块406用于若发生断路的电极两侧均存在相邻的正常电极,则根据所述比值、所述最大电容值和所述最小电容值,计算第一补偿值;将所述第一补偿值作为当前断路电容节点的电容值。Optionally, the compensation module 406 is configured to calculate a first compensation value according to the ratio, the maximum capacitance value, and the minimum capacitance value if an adjacent normal electrode exists on both sides of the electrode where the disconnection occurs; The first compensation value is used as the capacitance value of the current circuit breaker node.
可选地,补偿模块406用于若发生断路的电极仅一侧存在相邻的正常电极,则根据所述比值和最大电容值,对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿。Optionally, the compensation module 406 is configured to perform capacitance compensation on the current open circuit capacitance node according to the ratio and the maximum capacitance value if there is an adjacent normal electrode on only one side of the electrode where the disconnection occurs.
可选地,补偿模块406用于若发生断路的电极仅一侧存在相邻的正常电极,则根据所述比值和所述最大电容值,计算第二补偿值;将所述第二补偿值作为当前断路电容节点的电容值。Optionally, the compensation module 406 is configured to calculate a second compensation value according to the ratio and the maximum capacitance value if there is an adjacent normal electrode on only one side of the electrode where the disconnection occurs; and the second compensation value is used as The capacitance value of the current open circuit capacitor node.
可选地,获取的正常电容节点的电容值为:正常电容节点的稳定基准值与当前电容值的差值。Optionally, the obtained capacitance value of the normal capacitance node is a difference between a stable reference value of the normal capacitance node and a current capacitance value.
可选地,本实施例的电极异常处理装置还包括:断路检测模块408,用于在触摸屏上电后,建立触摸屏的稳定基准值前,采集触摸屏的某一帧的电容值;从采集的该帧电容值中,确定每一个电极对应的多个电容节点中的最大电容值;若所述最大电容值小于设定电容值,则将对应的电极确定为断路电极。Optionally, the electrode abnormality processing device of the embodiment further includes: an open circuit detecting module 408, configured to collect a capacitance value of a certain frame of the touch screen before establishing a stable reference value of the touch screen after the touch screen is powered on; In the frame capacitance value, the maximum capacitance value of the plurality of capacitance nodes corresponding to each electrode is determined; if the maximum capacitance value is less than the set capacitance value, the corresponding electrode is determined as the disconnection electrode.
本实施例的电极异常处理装置用于实现前述多个方法实施例中相应的电极异常处理方法,并具有相应的方法实施例的有益效果,在此不再赘述。The electrode abnormality processing device of the present embodiment is used to implement the corresponding electrode abnormality processing method in the foregoing plurality of method embodiments, and has the beneficial effects of the corresponding method embodiments, and details are not described herein again.
实施例五Embodiment 5
参照图7,示出了根据本发明实施例五的一种触摸屏的结构示意图。Referring to FIG. 7, a schematic structural diagram of a touch screen according to Embodiment 5 of the present invention is shown.
本实施例的触摸屏包括触摸控制器502以及触摸传感器504,触摸控制器502和触摸传感器504电连接。The touch screen of the present embodiment includes a touch controller 502 and a touch sensor 504, and the touch controller 502 and the touch sensor 504 are electrically connected.
其中,触摸传感器504包括若干个驱动电极5042以及与驱动电极5042垂直分布的若干感应电极5044。驱动电极5042沿水平方向(横向)设置,感应电极5044沿竖直方向(纵向)设置,其中,驱动电极5042和感应电极5044交汇的节点形成电容节点。The touch sensor 504 includes a plurality of driving electrodes 5042 and a plurality of sensing electrodes 5044 vertically distributed with the driving electrodes 5042. The driving electrode 5042 is disposed in the horizontal direction (lateral direction), and the sensing electrode 5044 is disposed in the vertical direction (longitudinal direction), wherein the node at which the driving electrode 5042 and the sensing electrode 5044 meet forms a capacitance node.
触摸控制器502将预设频率的驱动信号按照一定的驱动方式输入到驱动电极5042,驱动信号经过电容传感器后由感应电极5044形成感应信号返回到触摸控制器502。触摸控制器502通过设置于其内部的模数转换器(ADC, Analog-to-Digital Converter)将所述感应信号转换为数字信号,解析所述数字信号,从而获得各电容节点对应的电容值。The touch controller 502 inputs the driving signal of the preset frequency to the driving electrode 5042 according to a certain driving manner. After the driving signal passes through the capacitive sensor, the sensing signal is formed by the sensing electrode 5044 and returned to the touch controller 502. The touch controller 502 converts the sensing signal into a digital signal through an analog-to-digital converter (ADC) disposed inside thereof, and parses the digital signal to obtain a capacitance value corresponding to each capacitance node.
本实施例中,触摸传感器504采集触摸屏上电容节点的电容值;触摸控制器502获取触摸传感器504采集的电容值,并根据获取的电容值执行如实施例一至二中任一所述的电极异常处理方法所对应的操作。In this embodiment, the touch sensor 504 collects the capacitance value of the capacitive node on the touch screen; the touch controller 502 acquires the capacitance value collected by the touch sensor 504, and performs the electrode abnormality according to any one of the first to second embodiments according to the obtained capacitance value. The operation corresponding to the processing method.
例如,触摸传感器504采集手指对触摸屏进行触摸操作时,触摸屏的电容节点的电容值;触摸控制器502确定触摸操作所操作的触摸屏的目标电容节点中包括断路电极对应的断路电容节点,其中,断路电极包括触摸屏的电容传感器中发生断路的电极;确定与断路的电极相邻的正常电极,并从触摸传感器504采集的电容值中,获取确定的正常电极上与断路电容节点相邻的正常电容节点的电容值;根据正常电容节点的电容值对断路电容节点进行电容补偿。For example, the touch sensor 504 collects a capacitance value of a capacitance node of the touch screen when a finger performs a touch operation on the touch screen; the touch controller 502 determines that the target capacitance node of the touch screen operated by the touch operation includes a disconnection capacitance node corresponding to the disconnection electrode, wherein the open circuit The electrode includes an electrode that is broken in the capacitive sensor of the touch screen; determines a normal electrode adjacent to the broken electrode, and obtains a normal capacitance node adjacent to the open circuit capacitor node on the determined normal electrode from the capacitance value collected by the touch sensor 504 Capacitance value; capacitor compensation is performed on the circuit breaker node according to the capacitance value of the normal capacitor node.
通过本实施例的触摸屏,当触摸屏在出厂后的使用中出现电极断路时,通过与断路电极相邻的正常电极上的电容节点,对触摸操作所涉及的断路电极中的电容节点进行电容补偿。对于触摸操作来说,其触摸位置通常涉及多个相邻的电极,该多个相邻的电极上对应的电容节点之间的电容值差别应当在一个较小的范围内,因此,使用与断路电极相邻的正常电极上的电容节点的电容值,可以有效地对断路电极上对应的电容节点进行电容补偿,从而避免因电极断路导致的诸如拆点、断线、消点等触摸屏故障。With the touch screen of the embodiment, when the electrode screen is broken during use in the factory after the shipment, the capacitor node in the disconnecting electrode involved in the touch operation is capacitively compensated by the capacitor node on the normal electrode adjacent to the disconnecting electrode. For touch operations, the touch position generally involves a plurality of adjacent electrodes, and the difference in capacitance values between corresponding capacitor nodes on the plurality of adjacent electrodes should be within a small range, thus, use and open circuit The capacitance value of the capacitor node on the normal electrode adjacent to the electrode can effectively compensate the capacitance of the corresponding capacitor node on the disconnecting electrode, thereby avoiding touch screen failures such as disconnection, disconnection, and elimination due to electrode disconnection.
此外,本发明实施例还提供了一种电子终端,其包括上述实施例中所述的触摸屏。In addition, an embodiment of the present invention further provides an electronic terminal including the touch screen described in the foregoing embodiment.
以上所描述的装置实施例仅仅是示意性的,其中所述作为分离部件说明的模块可以是或者也可以不是物理上分开的,作为模块显示的部件可以是或者也可以不是物理模块,即可以位于一个地方,或者也可以分布到多个网络模块上。可以根据实际的需要选择其中的部分或者全部模块来实现本实施例方案的目的。本领域普通技术人员在不付出创造性的劳动的情况下,即可以理解并实施。The device embodiments described above are merely illustrative, wherein the modules described as separate components may or may not be physically separate, and the components displayed as modules may or may not be physical modules, ie may be located A place, or it can be distributed to multiple network modules. Some or all of the modules may be selected according to actual needs to achieve the purpose of the solution of the embodiment. Those of ordinary skill in the art can understand and implement without deliberate labor.
通过以上的实施方式的描述,本领域的技术人员可以清楚地了解到各实 施方式可借助软件加必需的通用硬件平台的方式来实现,当然也可以通过硬件。基于这样的理解,上述技术方案本质上或者说对现有技术做出贡献的部分可以以软件产品的形式体现出来,该计算机软件产品可以存储在计算机可读存储介质中,所述计算机可读记录介质包括用于以计算机(例如计算机)可读的形式存储或传送信息的任何机制。例如,机器可读介质包括只读存储器(ROM)、随机存取存储器(RAM)、磁盘存储介质、光存储介质、闪速存储介质、电、光、声或其他形式的传播信号(例如,载波、红外信号、数字信号等)等,该计算机软件产品包括若干指令用以使得一台计算机设备(可以是个人计算机,服务器,或者网络设备等)执行各个实施例或者实施例的某些部分所述的方法。Through the description of the above embodiments, those skilled in the art can clearly understand that the embodiments can be implemented by means of software plus a necessary general hardware platform, and of course, by hardware. Based on such an understanding, portions of the above technical solutions that contribute substantially or to the prior art may be embodied in the form of a software product that may be stored in a computer readable storage medium, the computer readable record The medium includes any mechanism for storing or transmitting information in a form readable by a computer (eg, a computer). For example, a machine-readable medium includes read only memory (ROM), random access memory (RAM), magnetic disk storage media, optical storage media, flash storage media, electrical, optical, acoustic, or other forms of propagation signals (eg, carrier waves) , an infrared signal, a digital signal, etc., etc., the computer software product comprising instructions for causing a computer device (which may be a personal computer, server, or network device, etc.) to perform the various embodiments or portions of the embodiments described Methods.
最后应说明的是:以上实施例仅用以说明本发明实施例的技术方案,而非对其限制;尽管参照前述实施例对本发明实施例进行了详细的说明,本领域的普通技术人员应当理解:其依然可以对前述各实施例所记载的技术方案进行修改,或者对其中部分技术特征进行等同替换;而这些修改或者替换,并不使相应技术方案的本质脱离本发明各实施例技术方案的精神和范围。It should be noted that the above embodiments are only used to explain the technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention, and are not limited thereto; although the embodiments of the present invention are described in detail with reference to the foregoing embodiments, those skilled in the art should understand The technical solutions described in the foregoing embodiments may be modified, or some of the technical features may be equivalently replaced; and the modifications or substitutions do not deviate from the technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention. Spirit and scope.

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  1. 一种电极异常处理方法,包括:An electrode abnormality processing method includes:
    确定触摸操作所操作的触摸屏的目标电容节点中包括断路电极对应的断路电容节点,其中,断路电极为所述触摸屏的电容传感器中发生断路的电极;Determining, in the target capacitance node of the touch screen operated by the touch operation, a disconnection capacitor node corresponding to the disconnection electrode, wherein the disconnection electrode is an electrode in the capacitive sensor of the touch screen;
    确定与断路电极相邻的正常电极,获取确定的所述正常电极上与所述断路电容节点相邻的正常电容节点的电容值;Determining a normal electrode adjacent to the circuit breaker electrode, and obtaining a capacitance value of the normal capacitor node adjacent to the circuit breaker node on the determined normal electrode;
    根据所述正常电容节点的电容值对所述断路电容节点进行电容补偿。Capacitor compensation is performed on the open circuit capacitor node according to a capacitance value of the normal capacitor node.
  2. 如权利要求1所述的方法,其中,确定与断路电极相邻的正常电极,获取确定的所述正常电极上与所述断路电容节点相邻的正常电容节点的电容值,包括:The method of claim 1, wherein determining a normal electrode adjacent to the circuit breaker electrode, and obtaining a determined capacitance value of the normal capacitance node adjacent to the circuit breaker node on the normal electrode comprises:
    确定与发生断路的驱动电极相邻的正常驱动电极,和/或,与发生断路的感应电极相邻的正常感应电极;Determining a normal drive electrode adjacent to the drive electrode where the open circuit occurs, and/or a normal sense electrode adjacent to the sense electrode where the open circuit occurs;
    获取确定的所述正常驱动电极上,与所述断路电容节点相邻的正常电容节点的电容值,和/或,获取确定的所述正常感应电极上,与所述断路电容节点相邻的正常电容节点的电容值。Obtaining, on the determined normal driving electrode, a capacitance value of a normal capacitance node adjacent to the circuit breaker node, and/or acquiring a normal adjacent to the circuit breaker node on the determined normal sensing electrode The capacitance value of the capacitor node.
  3. 如权利要求2所述的方法,其中,所述确定与发生断路的电极相邻的正常电极,包括:The method of claim 2 wherein said determining a normal electrode adjacent to the electrode where the disconnection occurs comprises:
    根据发生断路的电极的位置,确定与发生断路的电极相邻的正常电极。A normal electrode adjacent to the electrode where the disconnection occurs is determined based on the position of the electrode where the disconnection occurs.
  4. 如权利要求3所述的方法,其中,所述根据发生断路的电极的位置,确定与发生断路的电极相邻的正常电极,包括:The method according to claim 3, wherein said determining a normal electrode adjacent to the electrode in which the disconnection occurs according to the position of the electrode where the disconnection occurs includes:
    若发生断路的电极为驱动电极且所述驱动电极仅一侧存在相邻的正常驱动电极,则从与所述驱动电极相邻的第一个正常驱动电极开始,将依次相连的至少两个正常驱动电极确定为与发生断路的驱动电极相邻的正常驱动电极;If the electrode that is broken is the driving electrode and the driving electrode has adjacent normal driving electrodes on only one side, at least two of the two normal driving electrodes are sequentially connected from the first normal driving electrode adjacent to the driving electrode. The drive electrode is determined to be a normal drive electrode adjacent to the drive electrode where the open circuit occurs;
    若发生断路的电极为驱动电极且所述驱动电极的两侧均存在相邻的正常驱动电极,则对于所述驱动电极两侧中的每一侧,从与所述驱动电极相邻的第一个正常驱动电极开始,将至少一个正常驱动电极确定为与发生断路的驱动电极相邻的正常驱动电极;If the electrode that is broken is the driving electrode and the adjacent normal driving electrode exists on both sides of the driving electrode, for each of the two sides of the driving electrode, the first one adjacent to the driving electrode Starting from a normal drive electrode, determining at least one normal drive electrode as a normal drive electrode adjacent to the drive electrode where the open circuit occurs;
    若发生断路的电极为感应电极且所述感应电极仅一侧存在相邻的正常感应电极,则从与所述感应电极相邻的第一个正常感应电极开始,将依次相连的至少两个正常感应电极确定为与发生断路的感应电极相邻的正常感应电极;If the electrode that is broken is an inductive electrode and the sensing electrode has adjacent normal sensing electrodes on only one side, at least two of the two normal connected electrodes adjacent to the sensing electrode will be connected in sequence. The sensing electrode is determined to be a normal sensing electrode adjacent to the sensing electrode where the disconnection occurs;
    若发生断路的电极为感应电极且所述感应电极的两侧均存在相邻的正常感应电极, 则对于所述感应电极两侧中的每一侧,从与所述感应电极相邻的第一个正常感应电极开始,将至少一个正常感应电极确定为与发生断路的感应电极相邻的正常感应电极。If the electrode that is broken is the sensing electrode and the adjacent normal sensing electrode exists on both sides of the sensing electrode, for each of the two sides of the sensing electrode, the first one adjacent to the sensing electrode A normal sensing electrode begins, and at least one normal sensing electrode is determined to be a normal sensing electrode adjacent to the sensing electrode where the disconnection occurs.
  5. 如权利要求4所述的方法,其中,确定的与发生断路的驱动电极相邻的正常驱动电极为两个正常驱动电极;和/或,确定的与发生断路的感应电极相邻的正常感应电极为两个正常感应电极。The method of claim 4, wherein the determined normal drive electrodes adjacent to the drive electrode where the trip occurs are two normal drive electrodes; and/or the determined normal sense electrodes adjacent to the sense electrodes in which the trip occurs For two normal sensing electrodes.
  6. 如权利要求1-5任一项所述的方法,其中,根据所述正常电容节点的电容值对断路电容节点进行电容补偿,包括:The method of any of claims 1-5, wherein capacitively compensating the circuit breaker node according to the capacitance value of the normal capacitance node comprises:
    针对每一个断路电容节点,根据相邻的正常电容节点的最大电容值和最小电容值之间的关系,对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿。For each open capacitor node, the current open capacitor node is capacitively compensated according to the relationship between the maximum capacitance value and the minimum capacitance value of the adjacent normal capacitor node.
  7. 如权利要求6所述的方法,其中,所述最大电容值和最小电容值之间的关系为所述最大电容值和所述最小电容值之间的比值。The method of claim 6, wherein the relationship between the maximum capacitance value and the minimum capacitance value is a ratio between the maximum capacitance value and the minimum capacitance value.
  8. 如权利要求7所述的方法,其中,所述根据相邻的正常电容节点的最大电容值和最小电容值之间的关系,对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿,包括:The method of claim 7, wherein the capacitive compensation of the current open capacitance node according to the relationship between the maximum capacitance value and the minimum capacitance value of the adjacent normal capacitance node comprises:
    判断所述最大电容值和所述最小电容值之间的比值是否大于设定阈值;Determining whether a ratio between the maximum capacitance value and the minimum capacitance value is greater than a set threshold;
    若不大于,则根据所述比值对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿;If not greater than, the capacitor is compensated for the current open capacitor node according to the ratio;
    若大于,则将所述比值设置为所述设定阈值,根据设置后的所述比值对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿。If it is greater than, the ratio is set to the set threshold, and the current open capacitor node is capacitively compensated according to the set ratio.
  9. 如权利要求8所述的方法,其中,所述对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿,包括:The method of claim 8 wherein said capacitively compensating said current open capacitance node comprises:
    若发生断路的电极两侧均存在相邻的正常电极,则根据所述比值、所述最大电容值和所述最小电容值,对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿。If there is an adjacent normal electrode on both sides of the electrode where the disconnection occurs, the current circuit breaker node is capacitively compensated according to the ratio, the maximum capacitance value, and the minimum capacitance value.
  10. 如权利要求9所述的方法,其中,所述根据所述比值、所述最大电容值和所述最小电容值,对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿,对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿,包括:The method of claim 9, wherein the capacitive compensation is performed on the current open capacitance node according to the ratio, the maximum capacitance value, and the minimum capacitance value, and the current circuit breaker node is capacitively compensated, including:
    根据所述比值、所述最大电容值和所述最小电容值,计算第一补偿值;将所述第一补偿值作为当前断路电容节点的电容值。And calculating, according to the ratio, the maximum capacitance value, and the minimum capacitance value, a first compensation value; and using the first compensation value as a capacitance value of a current circuit breaker node.
  11. 如权利要求8所述的方法,其中,所述对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿,包括:The method of claim 8 wherein said capacitively compensating said current open capacitance node comprises:
    若发生断路的电极仅一侧存在相邻的正常电极,则根据所述比值和所述最大电容值,对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿。If there is an adjacent normal electrode on only one side of the electrode where the disconnection occurs, the current open capacitance node is capacitively compensated according to the ratio and the maximum capacitance value.
  12. 如权利要求11所述的方法,其中,所述根据所述比值和所述最大电容值,对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿,包括:The method of claim 11 wherein said capacitively compensating said current open capacitance node based on said ratio and said maximum capacitance value comprises:
    根据所述比值和所述最大电容值,计算第二补偿值;将所述第二补偿值作为当前断路电容节点的电容值。Calculating a second compensation value according to the ratio and the maximum capacitance value; and using the second compensation value as a capacitance value of a current circuit breaker node.
  13. 如权利要求1-12任一项所述的方法,其中,获取的所述正常电容节点的电容值为:所述正常电容节点的稳定基准值与当前电容值的差值。The method according to any one of claims 1 to 12, wherein the obtained capacitance value of the normal capacitance node is a difference between a stable reference value of the normal capacitance node and a current capacitance value.
  14. 如权利要求1-13任一项所述的方法,其中,在所述确定触摸操作所操作的触摸屏的目标电容节点中包括断路电极对应的断路电容节点之前,所述方法还包括:The method according to any one of claims 1 to 13, wherein before the determining, in the target capacitance node of the touch screen operated by the touch operation, the disconnection capacitance node corresponding to the disconnection electrode, the method further comprises:
    在所述触摸屏上电后,建立所述触摸屏的稳定基准值前,采集所述触摸屏的某一帧的电容值;After the touch screen is powered on, before acquiring a stable reference value of the touch screen, collecting a capacitance value of a certain frame of the touch screen;
    从采集的所述一帧电容值中,确定每一个电极对应的多个电容节点中的最大电容值;Determining, from the collected one-frame capacitance value, a maximum capacitance value of the plurality of capacitance nodes corresponding to each electrode;
    若所述最大电容值小于设定电容值,则将对应的电极确定为断路电极。If the maximum capacitance value is less than the set capacitance value, the corresponding electrode is determined as the disconnection electrode.
  15. 一种电极异常处理装置,包括:An electrode abnormality processing device includes:
    确定模块,用于确定触摸操作所操作的触摸屏的目标电容节点中包括断路电极对应的断路电容节点,其中,断路电极包括所述触摸屏的电容传感器中发生断路的电极;a determining module, configured to determine, in a target capacitive node of the touch screen operated by the touch operation, a disconnecting capacitor node corresponding to the disconnecting electrode, wherein the disconnecting electrode comprises an electrode in the capacitive sensor of the touch screen that is disconnected;
    获取模块,用于确定与断路电极相邻的正常电极,获取确定的所述正常电极上与所述断路电容节点相邻的正常电容节点的电容值;An obtaining module, configured to determine a normal electrode adjacent to the disconnecting electrode, and obtain a capacitance value of the normal capacitor node adjacent to the circuit breaker node on the determined normal electrode;
    补偿模块,用于根据所述正常电容节点的电容值对所述断路电容节点进行电容补偿。And a compensation module, configured to perform capacitance compensation on the circuit breaker node according to a capacitance value of the normal capacitor node.
  16. 如权利要求15所述的装置,其中,所述获取模块,用于确定与发生断路的驱动电极相邻的正常驱动电极,和/或,与发生断路的感应电极相邻的正常感应电极;获取确定的所述正常驱动电极上,与所述断路电容节点相邻的正常电容节点的电容值,和/或,获取确定的所述正常感应电极上,与所述断路电容节点相邻的正常电容节点的电容值。The apparatus according to claim 15, wherein said acquisition module is configured to determine a normal drive electrode adjacent to the drive electrode where the disconnection occurs, and/or a normal sense electrode adjacent to the sense electrode in which the open circuit is generated; Determining, on the normal driving electrode, a capacitance value of a normal capacitance node adjacent to the circuit breaker node, and/or obtaining a normal capacitance adjacent to the circuit breaker node on the normal sensing electrode The capacitance value of the node.
  17. 如权利要求16所述的装置,其中,所述获取模块包括:The apparatus of claim 16 wherein said obtaining module comprises:
    正常电极确定模块,用于根据发生断路的电极的位置,确定与发生断路的电极相邻的正常电极;a normal electrode determining module, configured to determine a normal electrode adjacent to the electrode where the disconnection occurs according to the position of the electrode where the disconnection occurs;
    电容值获取模块,用于获取确定的所述正常电极上与所述断路电容节点相邻的正常电容节点的电容值。And a capacitance value obtaining module, configured to acquire a capacitance value of the normal capacitor node adjacent to the circuit breaker node on the determined normal electrode.
  18. 如权利要求17所述的装置,其中,所述正常电极确定模块包括:The apparatus of claim 17, wherein the normal electrode determining module comprises:
    第一确定模块,用于若发生断路的电极为驱动电极且所述驱动电极仅一侧存在相邻的正常驱动电极,则从与所述驱动电极相邻的第一个正常驱动电极开始,将依次相 连的至少两个正常驱动电极确定为与发生断路的驱动电极相邻的正常驱动电极;a first determining module, configured to: if an electrode that is broken is a driving electrode and the driving electrode has an adjacent normal driving electrode on only one side, starting from a first normal driving electrode adjacent to the driving electrode, The at least two normal driving electrodes connected in sequence are determined as normal driving electrodes adjacent to the driving electrode on which the disconnection occurs;
    第二确定模块,用于若发生断路的电极为驱动电极且所述驱动电极的两侧均存在相邻的正常驱动电极,则对于所述驱动电极两侧中的每一侧,从与所述驱动电极相邻的第一个正常驱动电极开始,将至少一个正常驱动电极确定为与发生断路的驱动电极相邻的正常驱动电极;a second determining module, configured to: if an electrode that is broken is a driving electrode and an adjacent normal driving electrode exists on both sides of the driving electrode, for each of the two sides of the driving electrode, Starting with a first normal drive electrode adjacent to the drive electrode, determining at least one normal drive electrode as a normal drive electrode adjacent to the drive electrode where the open circuit occurs;
    第三确定模块,用于若发生断路的电极为感应电极且所述感应电极仅一侧存在相邻的正常感应电极,则从与所述感应电极相邻的第一个正常感应电极开始,将依次相连的至少两个正常感应电极确定为与发生断路的感应电极相邻的正常感应电极;a third determining module, configured to: if the electrode that is broken is an inductive electrode, and the sensing electrode has an adjacent normal sensing electrode on only one side, starting from the first normal sensing electrode adjacent to the sensing electrode, The at least two normal sensing electrodes connected in sequence are determined as normal sensing electrodes adjacent to the sensing electrodes where the disconnection occurs;
    第四确定模块,用于若发生断路的电极为感应电极且所述感应电极的两侧均存在相邻的正常感应电极,则对于所述感应电极两侧中的每一侧,从与所述感应电极相邻的第一个正常感应电极开始,将至少一个正常感应电极确定为与发生断路的感应电极相邻的正常感应电极。a fourth determining module, configured to: if the electrode that is broken is an inductive electrode and the adjacent normal sensing electrode exists on both sides of the sensing electrode, for each side of the sensing electrode The first normal sensing electrode adjacent to the sensing electrode begins, and the at least one normal sensing electrode is determined to be a normal sensing electrode adjacent to the sensing electrode where the disconnection occurs.
  19. 如权利要求18所述的装置,其中,确定的与发生断路的驱动电极相邻的正常驱动电极为两个正常驱动电极;和/或,确定的与发生断路的感应电极相邻的正常感应电极为两个正常感应电极。The apparatus according to claim 18, wherein the determined normal drive electrode adjacent to the drive electrode where the disconnection occurs is two normal drive electrodes; and/or the determined normal sense electrode adjacent to the sense electrode in which the open circuit is generated For two normal sensing electrodes.
  20. 如权利要求15-19任一项所述的装置,其中,所述补偿模块,用于针对每一个断路电容节点,根据相邻的正常电容节点的最大电容值和最小电容值之间的关系,对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿。The apparatus according to any one of claims 15 to 19, wherein the compensation module is configured, for each of the open circuit capacitance nodes, according to a relationship between a maximum capacitance value and a minimum capacitance value of adjacent normal capacitance nodes, Capacitor compensation for the current open capacitor node.
  21. 如权利要求20所述的装置,其中,所述最大电容值和最小电容值之间的关系为所述最大电容值和所述最小电容值之间的比值。The apparatus of claim 20, wherein the relationship between the maximum capacitance value and the minimum capacitance value is a ratio between the maximum capacitance value and the minimum capacitance value.
  22. 如权利要求21所述的装置,其中,所述补偿模块,用于判断所述最大电容值和所述最小电容值之间的比值是否大于设定阈值;若不大于,则根据所述比值对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿;若大于,则将所述比值设置为所述设定阈值,根据设置后的所述比值对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿。The device of claim 21, wherein the compensation module is configured to determine whether a ratio between the maximum capacitance value and the minimum capacitance value is greater than a set threshold; if not greater than, the ratio is The current open circuit capacitor node performs capacitance compensation; if it is greater than, the ratio is set to the set threshold, and the current open capacitor node is capacitively compensated according to the set ratio.
  23. 如权利要求22所述的装置,其中,所述补偿模块,用于若发生断路的电极两侧均存在相邻的正常电极,则根据所述比值、所述最大电容值和所述最小电容值,对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿。The device according to claim 22, wherein the compensation module is configured to: if there is an adjacent normal electrode on both sides of the electrode where the disconnection occurs, according to the ratio, the maximum capacitance value, and the minimum capacitance value Capacitor compensation for the current open capacitor node.
  24. 如权利要求23所述的装置,其中,所述补偿模块,用于若发生断路的电极两侧均存在相邻的正常电极,则根据所述比值、所述最大电容值和所述最小电容值,计算第一补偿值;将所述第一补偿值作为当前断路电容节点的电容值。The device according to claim 23, wherein the compensation module is configured to: if there is an adjacent normal electrode on both sides of the electrode where the disconnection occurs, according to the ratio, the maximum capacitance value, and the minimum capacitance value Calculating a first compensation value; using the first compensation value as a capacitance value of a current circuit breaker node.
  25. 如权利要求22所述的装置,其中,所述补偿模块,用于若发生断路的电极仅一侧存在相邻的正常电极,则根据所述比值和所述最大电容值,对当前断路电容节点进行电容补偿。The device according to claim 22, wherein the compensation module is configured to: if there is an adjacent normal electrode on only one side of the electrode where the disconnection occurs, to the current open circuit capacitance node according to the ratio and the maximum capacitance value Perform capacitance compensation.
  26. 如权利要求25所述的装置,其中,所述补偿模块,用于若发生断路的电极仅一侧存在相邻的正常电极,则根据所述比值和所述最大电容值,计算第二补偿值;将所述第二补偿值作为当前断路电容节点的电容值。The device according to claim 25, wherein the compensation module is configured to calculate a second compensation value according to the ratio and the maximum capacitance value if only one side of the electrode having an open circuit has an adjacent normal electrode And using the second compensation value as the capacitance value of the current circuit breaker node.
  27. 如权利要求15-26任一项所述的装置,其中,获取的所述正常电容节点的电容值为:所述正常电容节点的稳定基准值与当前电容值的差值。The apparatus according to any one of claims 15 to 26, wherein the obtained capacitance value of the normal capacitance node is a difference between a stable reference value of the normal capacitance node and a current capacitance value.
  28. 如权利要求15-27任一项所述的装置,其中,所述装置还包括:The device of any of claims 15-27, wherein the device further comprises:
    断路检测模块,用于在所述触摸屏上电后,建立所述触摸屏的稳定基准值前,采集所述触摸屏的某一帧的电容值;从采集的所述一帧电容值中,确定每一个电极对应的多个电容节点中的最大电容值;若所述最大电容值小于设定电容值,则将对应的电极确定为断路电极。The circuit breaker detection module is configured to collect a capacitance value of a certain frame of the touch screen before establishing a stable reference value of the touch screen after the touch screen is powered on; and determine each of the collected frame capacitance values The maximum capacitance value of the plurality of capacitor nodes corresponding to the electrode; if the maximum capacitance value is less than the set capacitance value, the corresponding electrode is determined as the disconnect electrode.
  29. 一种触摸屏,包括:触摸控制器以及触摸传感器,所述触摸控制器和所述触摸传感器电连接;A touch screen includes: a touch controller and a touch sensor, the touch controller and the touch sensor being electrically connected;
    其中,among them,
    所述触摸传感器,用于采集触摸屏上电容节点的电容值;The touch sensor is configured to collect a capacitance value of a capacitor node on the touch screen;
    所述触摸控制器,用于获取所述触摸传感器采集的电容值,并根据获取的所述电容值执行如权利要求1-14中任一项电极异常处理方法所对应的操作。The touch controller is configured to acquire a capacitance value collected by the touch sensor, and perform an operation corresponding to the electrode abnormality processing method according to any one of claims 1-14 according to the obtained capacitance value.
  30. 一种电子终端,包括权利要求29所述的触摸屏。An electronic terminal comprising the touch screen of claim 29.
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