Drive analogue signal system having primary-secondary combined structure and connected with thin-film matrix keyboard

A matrix keyboard and driving simulation technology, applied in the field of driving simulation, can solve the problems of complex signal processing integrated circuit board, large installation space of keyboard and mouse, and easy loosening of connection pins, etc., and achieve simple signal acquisition and processing , Human-computer interaction is simple and convenient, and the effect of reducing the number of use

CN108257446APending Publication Date: 2018-07-06NANCHANG MONI SOFTWARE
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CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
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Publication Date
2018-07-06

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Abstract

The invention provides a drive analogue signal system having a primary-secondary combined structure and connected with a thin-film matrix keyboard. The drive analogue signal system comprises a primarymodule, the thin-film matrix keyboard, at least one sensor and at least one secondary module, wherein the sensor can be connected with the primary module or the secondary modules, the primary moduleis in communication with all the secondary modules, the thin-film matrix keyboard can be connected with the primary module or the secondary modules, and the primary module can integer sensor signals or thin-film matrix keyboard signals acquired by the primary module and the secondary modules, and subject the integrated signals to signal interaction with external equipment. The system can be operated through the thin-film matrix keyboard so that man-machine interaction can be achieved easily and conveniently; the primary-secondary combined structure is simple, easy to connect and low in cost, and is particularly applicable to the drive analogue signal processing system provided with a steering wheel component having other operating members.
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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of driving simulation, in particular to a driving simulation signal system with a sub-parent structure and connected with a film matrix keyboard. Background technique

[0002] Driving simulator is a kind of teaching equipment for driving training. It uses virtual reality simulation technology to create a virtual driving training environment. Students can learn driving skills by interacting with driving simulation software through the operating parts of the driving simulator. Using driving simulation technology to train new students can not only train new students safely and efficiently, but also has the characteristics of low cost, zero emission, and environmental protection; if the driving simulation training method is fully utilized, it will bring significant economic benefits and social benefits. The driving simulation signal processing system is the electrical signal system of the driving simulator. The...

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Embodiment 1

[0041] Such as image 3 As shown, the driving analog signal system provided by the present invention with a sub-mother structure and connected to a film matrix keyboard adopts the structure of a sub-module and a mother module, including a mother module, a master module sensor, a sub-module, a sub-module sensor and a film A matrix keyboard, the sub-module is provided with a sub-module sensor signal processing module, a sub-module microprocessor and a sub-module communication interface, and the mother module is provided with a master module sensor signal processing module, a master module microprocessor, a communication interface for multimedia equipment, and a master module Communication interface, the sub-module sensor is connected to the sub-module sensor signal processing module, the sub-module sensor signal processing module is connected to the sub-module microprocessor, the sub-module microprocessor is connected to the sub-module communication interface and connected to the...

Embodiment 2

[0061] The difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 is that this embodiment adopts the structure of a sub-module and a mother module, and the sub-module is connected to the membrane matrix keyboard, such as Figure 5 As shown, it includes a mother module, a master module sensor, a sub-module, a sub-module sensor and a thin film matrix keyboard. The sub-module is provided with a sub-module sensor signal processing module, a sub-module microprocessor and a sub-module communication interface. Module sensor signal processing module, mother module microprocessor, multimedia equipment communication interface and mother module communication interface, sub-module sensor is connected with sub-module sensor signal processing module, sub-module sensor signal processing module, sub-module communication interface and film matrix keyboard Connect with the microprocessor of the sub-module, the microprocessor of the sub-module is connected to the communication interface of the mothe...

Embodiment 3

[0063] The difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 is that this embodiment adopts the structure of two sub-modules and one mother module, and the mother module is connected to the membrane matrix keyboard, such as Figure 6 As shown, it includes a mother module, a master module sensor, a sub-module 1, a sub-module 1 sensor, a sub-module 2, a sub-module 2 sensor and a thin film matrix keyboard. The sub-module 1 is provided with a sub-module 1 sensor signal processing module, a sub-module 1 Microprocessor and sub-module 1 communication interface, sub-module 2 is provided with sub-module 2 sensor signal processing module, sub-module 2 microprocessor and sub-module 2 communication interface, main module is provided with main module sensor signal processing module, main module micro Processor, multimedia equipment communication interface, mother module communication interface 1 and mother module communication interface 2, the sensor of sub-module 1 is connected to the se...