Method for preventing mobile terminal earphone keystroke mis-operation and mobile terminal
A mobile terminal and misoperation technology, applied in the field of network communication, can solve the problems of inability to solve the headphone key signal, misoperation of headphone keys, slow response, etc., and achieve the effect of avoiding misoperation of headphone keys
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[0057] Compare Figure 4 and image 3 The fundamental difference is that the headphone button signal will output a stable effective level after shaking for a certain period of time (usually a few mS to more than ten mS). Usually, the effective level width of the normal headphone button operation is 100mS to several Hundreds of mS, while the waveform output by the voltage comparator is constantly changing during audio self-oscillation, and the effective level width is small. Due to the delay characteristic parameters of the mobile phone audio loop, the frequency range of audio oscillation is generally above tens of Hz, that is, the oscillation period is below tens of mS. Accordingly, by properly improving the earphone button signal detection and debounce, the normal earphone button operation signal and the false button signal caused by the audio self-excited oscillation can be identified, thereby preventing misoperation of the earphone button. Specific steps include:
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