SENSOR STRUCTURE OF TOUCH PANEL AND METHOD FOR DETERMINING TOUCH SIGNAL GENERATING BY SENSOR STRUCTURE OF TOUCH PANEL
First Claim
1. a sensor structure of a touch panel, comprising:
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a plurality of sensor lines disposed on a surface of the substrate, each of the sensor lines comprising a plurality of conductive pads arranged along a first direction and a conductive line connecting the conductive pads, wherein any one of the conductive pads of the respective sensor line and another conductive pad of the adjacent sensor line are staggered in a row, and the conductive pads of the aforementioned sensor lines are overlapped in the first direction; and
a control circuit electrically connected to the sensor lines, the control circuit receiving a touch signal generated by one of the conductive pad of the sensor lines, wherein the touch signal is resulting from a touch at one of the conductive pad of the respective sensor line to generate a touch capacitance, and the control circuit determines the position of the touch depending on the touch capacitance, in which the touch capacitance resulting from one of the conductive pad near by the control circuit is greater than the touch capacitance resulting from another conductive pad distant to the control circuit.
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Abstract
A sensor structure of a touch panel and a method of determining a touch signal generated by the same are disclosed. The sensor structure includes a plurality of sensor lines disposed on a surface of a substrate, and a control circuit electrically connected to the sensor lines. Each of the sensor lines has a plurality of conductive pads and a conductive line electrically connected the conductive pads. The control circuit receives a touch signal from one of the sensor lines. The touch signal is resulting from a touch capacitance generated between a touch and one of the conductive pads of the sensor line. The control circuit calculates the position of the touch based on the touch capacitance. In addition, the touch capacitance generated by a conductive pad close to the control circuit is larger than the touch capacitance generated by another conductive pad further away from the control circuit.
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13 Claims
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1. a sensor structure of a touch panel, comprising:
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a substrate; a plurality of sensor lines disposed on a surface of the substrate, each of the sensor lines comprising a plurality of conductive pads arranged along a first direction and a conductive line connecting the conductive pads, wherein any one of the conductive pads of the respective sensor line and another conductive pad of the adjacent sensor line are staggered in a row, and the conductive pads of the aforementioned sensor lines are overlapped in the first direction; and a control circuit electrically connected to the sensor lines, the control circuit receiving a touch signal generated by one of the conductive pad of the sensor lines, wherein the touch signal is resulting from a touch at one of the conductive pad of the respective sensor line to generate a touch capacitance, and the control circuit determines the position of the touch depending on the touch capacitance, in which the touch capacitance resulting from one of the conductive pad near by the control circuit is greater than the touch capacitance resulting from another conductive pad distant to the control circuit. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. A method of determining a touch signal generated by a sensor structure of a touch panel, comprising
providing the sensor structure of the touch panel, the sensor structure of the touch panel comprising a plurality of sensor lines disposed on a surface of the substrate, a control circuit electrically connected to the sensor lines, and a passivation layer covering the sensor lines, wherein each of the sensor lines comprising a plurality of conductive pads arranged along a first direction and a conductive line connecting to the conductive pads; -
the control circuit receiving a touch signal generating from one of the sensor lines, the touch signal resulting from a touch contacting to one of the conductive pads of said sensor line to generate a touch capacitance and passing the touch signal from said sensor line to the control circuit; determining the touch signal coming from which one of the sensor lines; and determining the position of the touch depending on the touch capacitance of the touch signal. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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