Single-electrode capacitance touchpad sensor systems

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307116, 307308, 340562, H03K 326, G08B 1326

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042374219

ABSTRACT:
Each of an array of capacitive touchpad sensors has a single touchpad electrode fabricated upon a substrate and accessible to user personnel, with series coupling and shunt capacitance being provided respectively between a driving generator and the touchpad electrode, and the touchpad electrode and an array ground. Each capacitive touchpad sensor operates with a sense amplifier to provide a high density sensor array requiring relatively low driving voltage amplitudes and may be utilized with driven shields and a normalization network to provide reliable capacitance sensing with reduced sensitivity to contamination of the surface of the sensor array.

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IBM Tech. Disclre. Blttn., Toch-Sensing Circuit, J. A. Williams vol. 17, No. 1, 6/74 pp. 166 & 167.

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