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Electronic device for recognizing asynchronous digital pen and recognizing method thereof

  • US 9,285,901 B2
  • Filed: 12/04/2013
  • Issued: 03/15/2016
  • Est. Priority Date: 01/04/2013
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. An electronic device comprising a digital pen, the electronic device comprising:

  • at least three reception sensors installed in the electronic device at positions that are separated from one another, the at least three reception sensors configured to receive a waveform generated by a waveform generator of the digital pen; and

    a processor configured to determine an input coordinate of the digital pen using a difference of velocities and reception times of the waveform received by each of the at least three reception sensors,wherein the processor is configured to determine the input coordinate of the digital pen by calculating a 2-Dimensional (2D) input coordinate of the digital pen using a difference between transfer times of at least two cases of waveforms received by the at least three reception sensors, andwherein the input coordinate of the digital pen is calculated using non-linear simultaneous equations comprising;


    1) d1−

    d2=[(x−

    x
    1)2+(y−

    y
    1)2]1/2

    [(x−

    x
    2)2+(y−

    y
    2)2]1/2

    t
    12Vs
    2) d1

    d
    3=[(x−

    x
    1)2+(y−

    y
    1)2]1/2

    [(x−

    x
    3)2+(y−

    y
    3)2]1/2

    t
    13Vs where d1, d2, d3 are respective distances from three reception sensors to a currently input position of the digital pen, (x1, y1) is a coordinate of a first reception sensor, (x2, y2) is a coordinate of a second reception sensor, and (x3, y3) is a coordinate of a third reception sensor, Vs is a velocity of an ultrasonic wave set in advance and used for a calculation equation in the electronic device, x and y is a 2D input coordinate of the digital pen to detect, Δ

    t12 is a difference between waveform transfer times received by the first reception sensor and the reception second sensor, and Δ

    t13 is a difference between waveform transfer times received by the first reception sensor and the third reception sensor.

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