Optical touch screen and touch pen

A technology of optical touch screen and touch pen, which is applied in the direction of instrument, electrical digital data processing, input/output process of data processing, etc.

Inactive Publication Date: 2009-01-14
李兴文
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[0103] Specific embodiment 1. The light-transmitting protective plate in front of the screen is used as the touchpad:

[0104] Refer to Figure 5 A row of photosensitive elements 502 arranged horizontally is arranged above the touch panel 501, and a row of photosensitive elements 503 arranged longitudinally is arranged on the left, and two rows of photosensitive elements constitute a photosensitive element group. The photosensitive element 502 and the photosensitive element 503 may be arranged in front of the touch panel 501, may be arranged behind the touch panel 501, or may be embedded in the touch panel in advance.

[0105] The photosensitive element is a photosensitive element with a narrow applicable wavelength range, which utilizes the selectivity of the optical signal wavelength of the photosensitive element itself to eliminate the interference of optical signals of other wavelengths. If you can choose ultraviolet photosensitive element, infrared photosensitive element.

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[0148] Specific embodiment two, the screen of the rear-projection display is used as a touchpad:

[0149] Refer to Figure 1 to Figure 9 The optical touch screen uses the rear-projection display screen as the touch panel 501 and the protective panel as the touch panel 501, and the structure and principle are basically the same.

[0150] One difference is that if the screen of the rear-projection display is not a transparent medium, the light cannot be transmitted in an orderly manner inside the screen of the rear-projection display, so it is inconvenient to operate with a touch element that does not emit light.

[0151] The second difference is that the screen of the rear-projection display is generally larger. To ensure that the light signal emitted from the light spot can be received smoothly, further design is required.

[0152] The screen of the existing large-screen rear-projection display is generally composed of multiple small screens spliced ​​together. Refer to Figure 13 ...

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[0154] Specific embodiment three, using a liquid crystal display screen or a cathode display tube display (CRT) screen as a touch panel:

[0155] Refer to Figure 1 to Figure 9 ,as well as Picture 11 with Picture 12 The optical touch screen uses a liquid crystal display screen as a touch panel 501 or a cathode display tube display (CRT) screen as a touch panel 501, and uses a protective panel as a touch panel 501. The structure and principle are basically the same.

[0156] Difference: The difference between the LCD screen and the cathode display tube display (CRT) screen relative to the protective plate is that the light transmission between the front and rear sides of the LCD screen and the cathode display tube display (CRT) screen is not good. That is, light cannot easily penetrate LCD screens and cathode display tube display (CRT) screens. The photosensitive element 502 and the photosensitive element 503 are suitably arranged on the side or front of the touch panel 501.

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The invention discloses an optical touch screen and a touch pen and relates to a touch screen and a matching touch pen, wherein, the touch screen works by utilizing optical property and determines positions of touch points by determining positions of the related optical points; the touch pen is provided with a light emitting device. The touch pen produces optical points on a touch panel of the optical touch screen, and the optical touch screen responds by taking information of position, action and sparking of the optical points as control signals. The optical touch screen, which is provided with light sources, can also respond to touch information of non-luminous touch parts.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a touch screen and a matching touch pen. The touch screen is specifically a touch screen that utilizes optical characteristics to work. The touch pen is specifically a touch pen with a light emitting device. The touch pen forms a light spot on the touch panel of the touch screen, and the touch screen responds by using information such as position information, action information, and blinking information of the light spot as control signals. The touch screen can also respond to touch information of non-luminous touch elements. Background technique [0002] Existing touch screens made of optical properties mainly contain two types, one is an infrared touch screen; the other is a touch screen called a laser electronic whiteboard, which is mainly used in projectors, and uses laser tracking technology to scan the surface and touch handwriting. [0003] Compared with other touch screens, the existing infrared touch screen has a ser...

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IPC IPC(8): G06F3/042G06F3/033G06F3/0354
Inventor 李兴文孙倩李鹏飞台小丽李兴武汪红牛余峰
Owner 李兴文
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