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Display-integrated coordinate input device

  • US 5,940,064 A
  • Filed: 07/03/1997
  • Issued: 08/17/1999
  • Est. Priority Date: 02/21/1994
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A display-integrated coordinate input device comprising:

  • a matrix panel having more than one row electrode (y direction), more than one column electrode (x direction) and a display element sealed between said row electrodes and said column electrodes;

    a row electrode device circuit for driving said row electrodes;

    a column electro de d rive circuit for driving said column electrodes;

    a detection electrode for detecting scanning signals applied to said row electrodes and said column electrodes by electrically coupling said row electrodes and said column electrodes with electrostatic coupling capacity;

    a coordinate detection circuit for obtaining positional information from output signal s of said detection electrode;

    a correction circuit for correcting coordinates output from said coordinate detection circuit;

    a multiplication circuit for multiplying the corrected coordinates output from said correction circuit and for outputting detection coordinates for each x, y position of the matrix panel; and

    a control circuit for controlling said matrix panel, said row electrode drive circuit, said column electrode drive circuit, said detection electrode, said coordinate detection circuit and said correction circuit;

    wherein said row electrodes are disposed at right angles to said column electrodes; and

    wherein the coordinate detection circuit comprises a first coordinate detection circuit and a second coordinate detection circuit;

    wherein said first coordinate detection circuit is a magnitude comparator which changes its output as soon as a signal detected by the detection electrode exceeds a predetermined relative potential;

    wherein said second coordinate detection circuit is a magnitude comparator which changes its output as soon as a signal detected by said detection electrode falls below the predetermined relative potential; and

    wherein the correction circuit comprises an arithmetic circuit for operating the positions of the detection electrode from two coordinate values transmitted from said coordinate detection circuit.

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