Capacitive Jog Dial
The non-conductive conductive jog dial addresses the limitations of conventional jog dials by using a capacitive sensing element to ensure reliable operation and design flexibility, overcoming mechanical contact issues and manufacturing complexities.
KR102990820B1Active Publication Date: 2026-07-15(주)제이피에스
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- KR · KR
- Patent Type
- Patents
- Current Assignee / Owner
- (주)제이피에스
- Filing Date
- 2023-09-21
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-15
AI Technical Summary
Technical Problem
Conventional jog dials face challenges in accurately selecting functions due to mechanical electrical contact, leading to malfunctions, increased manufacturing complexity, and limited design freedom, especially in devices with high operational complexity.
Method used
A non-conductive conductive jog dial equipped with a capacitive sensing element that detects user interaction through capacitance changes, eliminating mechanical contact and simplifying the structure.
Benefits of technology
Enhances operational reliability, extends product lifespan, and increases design freedom by preventing unintentional operations and malfunctions, while enabling precise user control.
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Abstract
The present invention discloses a non-conductive conductive jog dial. The non-conductive conductive jog dial according to the present invention receives rotation and pressing operations and is provided in the shape of a disc made of a conductive material, with a rotation axis protruding from the lower center, and a hand contact direction sensing projection having a ring shape formed on the outer side concentrically with the rotation axis, and a contact projection protruding at the same height as the hand contact direction sensing projection on one side of the outer edge of the lower surface of the body; and a sensing sensor disposed opposite to the lower side of the conductive lever, having a sensing pattern portion formed on the upper surface in which a plurality of contact channels that conduct electricity by contact with the contact projection are partitioned, and a touch chip circuitously connected to the sensing pattern portion through a via hole on the lower surface. The present invention, with this configuration, is equipped with a capacitive change sensor to prevent unintentional operation by the user, thereby increasing the reliability of operation and eliminating durability limitations caused by frequent operation, which ensures an extended product lifespan. This not only enhances the marketability of electronic devices employing the invention but also has the useful effect of improving consumer satisfaction. In particular, since no elements constituting a physical button are used, the occurrence of mechanical failure can be minimized. Furthermore, compared to a physical switch structure, the structure is simplified, which has the advantage of increasing the freedom of design for various products.
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