Cursor device for a capacitive coupling tablet

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ABSTRACT:
A cursor device for a capacitive coupling tablet used as a digitizer for inputting a figure or pattern. An index indicative of a coordinate position on a tablet to be input is displayed on a pane mounted on a window of a housing, and on the side opposite the pane are carried a detection electrode corresponding to the index and a signal transmission wire extending from the electrode. The detection electrode is capacitively coupled to a few conductors adjacent to each other within the table to detect pulses having a level related to the distance from these conductors. In this case, the level of the pulse detected from the conductors present at a position crossed to the signal transmission wire tends to relatively lower, and therefore, a shield layer distributed around the electrode is formed on the pane to solve such inconveniences.

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