Correlated data acquisition among different touch sensors
First Claim
1. An electronic device, comprising:
- a first touch circuit to be coupled to a first touch sensing unit, the first touch sensing unit comprising first drive lines and first sense lines intersecting the first drive lines;
a second touch circuit to be coupled to a second touch sensing unit, the second touch sensing unit comprising second drive lines and second sense lines intersecting the second drive lines;
a touch force circuit to be coupled to a touch force sensing unit, the touch force sensing unit comprising third drive lines and third sense lines intersecting the third drive lines;
wherein the first touch circuit, second touch circuit, and touch force circuit are configured to;
drive the first drive lines, second drive lines, and third drive lines as a function of a synchronization signal, andacquire data from the first sense lines, second sense lines, and third sense lines as a function of the synchronization signal.
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Abstract
Disclosed herein is an electronic device including a first touch circuit to be coupled to a first touch sensing unit, the first touch sensing unit having first drive lines and first sense lines intersecting the first drive lines. A second touch circuit is to be coupled to a second touch sensing unit, the second touch sensing unit having second drive lines and second sense lines intersecting the second drive lines. A touch force circuit is to be coupled to a touch force sensing unit, the touch force sensing unit having third drive lines and third sense lines intersecting the third drive lines. The first touch circuit, second touch circuit, and touch force circuit are configured to drive the first, second, and third drive lines as a function of a synchronization signal, and acquire data from the first, second, and third sense lines as a function of the synchronization signal.
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23 Claims
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1. An electronic device, comprising:
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a first touch circuit to be coupled to a first touch sensing unit, the first touch sensing unit comprising first drive lines and first sense lines intersecting the first drive lines; a second touch circuit to be coupled to a second touch sensing unit, the second touch sensing unit comprising second drive lines and second sense lines intersecting the second drive lines; a touch force circuit to be coupled to a touch force sensing unit, the touch force sensing unit comprising third drive lines and third sense lines intersecting the third drive lines; wherein the first touch circuit, second touch circuit, and touch force circuit are configured to; drive the first drive lines, second drive lines, and third drive lines as a function of a synchronization signal, and acquire data from the first sense lines, second sense lines, and third sense lines as a function of the synchronization signal. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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13. A method, comprising:
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generating a synchronization signal at a host device; and in response to the synchronization signal; driving first, second, and third drive lines using a first touch circuit, a second touch circuit, and a touch force circuit; and acquiring data from first, second, and third sense lines intersecting the first, second, and third drive lines using the first touch circuit, the second touch circuit, and the touch force circuit; wherein the data acquired from the first sense lines comprises touch location data; wherein the data acquired from the second sense lines comprises touch location data; wherein the data acquired from the third sense lines comprises touch force data; wherein the synchronization signal is not a system clock signal. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15, 16, 17)
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18. An electronic device, comprising:
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a first touch circuit to be coupled to a first touch sensing unit; a second touch circuit to be coupled to a second touch sensing unit; wherein one of the first touch circuit and the second touch circuit is configured to generate a synchronization signal; wherein the first and second touch circuits are configured to, in response to the synchronization signal, synchronously acquire data from the first and second touch sensing units, respectively. - View Dependent Claims (19, 20, 21, 22, 23)
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