Touchscreen electrode arrangement
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1. An assembly comprising:
- an array of first electrodes distributed across an active area of a touchscreen assembly such that the density of first electrodes increases in a first direction along an x-axis of the touchscreen, wherein the first electrodes are coupled together in a first sensing channel;
an array of second electrodes distributed across an active area of the touchscreen assembly such that the density of second electrodes decreases in the first direction along the x-axis of the touchscreen, wherein the second electrodes are coupled together to in a second sensing channel;
an array of third electrodes distributed across an active area of a touchscreen assembly such that the density of third electrodes increases in a second direction along a y-axis of the touchscreen; and
an array of fourth electrodes distributed across an active area of the touchscreen assembly such that the density of fourth electrodes decreases in the second direction along the y-axis of the touchscreen.
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Abstract
An assembly has an array of first electrodes distributed across an active area of the touchscreen assembly such that the density of first electrodes increases in a first direction across the touchscreen. An array of second electrodes is distributed across an active area of the touchscreen assembly such that the density of second electrodes decreases in the first direction across the touchscreen.
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21 Claims
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1. An assembly comprising:
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an array of first electrodes distributed across an active area of a touchscreen assembly such that the density of first electrodes increases in a first direction along an x-axis of the touchscreen, wherein the first electrodes are coupled together in a first sensing channel; an array of second electrodes distributed across an active area of the touchscreen assembly such that the density of second electrodes decreases in the first direction along the x-axis of the touchscreen, wherein the second electrodes are coupled together to in a second sensing channel; an array of third electrodes distributed across an active area of a touchscreen assembly such that the density of third electrodes increases in a second direction along a y-axis of the touchscreen; and an array of fourth electrodes distributed across an active area of the touchscreen assembly such that the density of fourth electrodes decreases in the second direction along the y-axis of the touchscreen. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. A method comprising:
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driving an array of first electrodes with a first drive signal, the first electrodes distributed across an active area of a touchscreen assembly such that the density of first electrodes increases in a first direction along the x-axis of the touchscreen, wherein the first electrodes are coupled together in a first sensing channel; driving an array of second electrodes with a second drive signal, the second electrodes distributed across an active area of the touchscreen assembly such that the density of second electrodes decreases in the first direction along the x-axis of the touchscreen, wherein the second electrodes are coupled together in a second sensing channel; driving an array of third electrodes with a third drive signal, the third electrodes distributed across an active area of a touchscreen assembly such that the density of third electrodes increases in a second direction along a y-axis of the touchscreen; and driving an array of fourth electrodes with a fourth drive signal, the fourth electrodes distributed across an active area of the touchscreen assembly such that the density of fourth electrodes decreases in the second direction along the y-axis of the touchscreen. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12)
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13. A method comprising:
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forming an array of first electrodes distributed across an active area of a touchscreen assembly such that the density of first electrodes increases in a first direction along an x-axis of the touchscreen; coupling the first electrodes together in a first sensing channel; forming an array of second electrodes distributed across an active area of the touchscreen assembly such that the density of second electrodes decreases in the first direction along the x-axis of the touchscreen; coupling the second electrodes together to in a second sensing channel; forming an array of third electrodes distributed across an active area of a touchscreen assembly such that the density of third electrodes increases in a second direction along a y-axis of the touchscreen; and forming an array of fourth electrodes distributed across an active area of the touchscreen assembly such that the density of fourth electrodes decreases in the second direction along the y-axis of the touchscreen. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15, 16, 17, 18)
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19. An assembly comprising:
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an array of first electrodes distributed across a plurality of zones of an active area of a touchscreen assembly; and an array of second electrodes distributed across the plurality of zones of the active area of the touchscreen assembly; and an array of third electrodes distributed across the plurality of zones of the active area of the touchscreen assembly; and an array of fourth electrodes distributed across the plurality of zones of the active area of the touchscreen assembly, and wherein; the first electrodes are coupled together in a first sensing channel; the second electrodes are coupled together in a second sensing channel; in a first zone disposed along an x-axis of the touchscreen assembly, there are a greater number of first electrodes than second electrodes, and in a second zone disposed along the x-axis of the touchscreen assembly, there are a fewer number of first electrodes than second electrodes; in a first zone disposed along a y-axis of the touchscreen assembly, there are a greater number of third electrodes than fourth electrodes, and in a second zone disposed along the y-axis of the touchscreen assembly, there are a fewer number of third electrodes than fourth electrodes. - View Dependent Claims (20, 21)
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