Infrared touch system based on liquid crystal light valves and optical lenses
A liquid crystal light valve and optical lens technology, applied in the input/output process of data processing, instruments, electrical digital data processing and other directions, can solve problems such as touch point recognition blind spots, and achieve the effect of fast response
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[0020] Such as figure 1 Shown. The touch screen of the present invention includes an infrared emitting diode 11, an infrared receiving diode 13, two liquid crystal light valve pairs 12, an optical lens 14, and an opaque object 15. The two adjacent edges of the touch screen are covered with infrared emitting diodes, and the other two adjacent edges are covered with infrared receiving diodes. The infrared emitting diode on one edge of the touch screen is directly opposite to the infrared receiving diode on the opposite side. Infrared emitting diode and infrared receiving diode Closely arranged on the edge of the touch screen, forming an orthogonal infrared array. A liquid crystal light valve pair 12 composed of two liquid crystal light valves with different polarity switches interlocked is placed in front of the infrared emitting diode to control the conduction and cut-off of the infrared light at different positions of the optical lens at different times. In front of the liqui...
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