Multiplexed touch sensitive screen system

Telegraphy – Systems – Position coordinate determination for writing

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340712, 340717, G08C 1934

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ABSTRACT:
In a system employing a plurality of touch sensitive screens which generate analog signals representing the coordinates of a position touched, a selection means is provided to select the screens rapidly in sequence with the analog output signals from the selected screen being fed to analog-to-digital converters. The sequence of selection proceeds rapidly from screen to screen until it is detected that a screen has been touched whereupon the selection sequencing pauses to permit the analog-to-digital conversion to be carried out and the resulting digital values to be read out to a computer system. Upon readout of the digital values to the computer system, the screen selection sequencing is again permitted to proceed. Means are provided to indicate whether a selected screen that is being touched was touched the last time the same screen was selected.

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"Design Guide," Analog (Interfacing to Computer Systems), published by Sierracin Corporation.

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