WO2011138149A1 - Haushaltsgerätevorrichtung - Google Patents
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a household appliance device according to the preamble of claim 1.
- US Pat. No. 5,239,152 discloses a household appliance device with a display image area and with nontransparent input means.
- the object of the invention is in particular to provide a generic device with improved properties in terms of design effort and ease of use.
- the object is achieved by the features of claim 1, while advantageous embodiments and modifications of the invention can be taken from the dependent claims.
- the invention is based on a household appliance device with a display image area and with an input unit which has at least one essentially transparent input means.
- the input means cover only a portion of the display image area, whereby particularly inexpensive and easily evaluable input means can be used.
- the display could be understood, for example, as a cathode ray tube display, as an FED display, as a plasma display, as an organic light emitting diode display, as a field emission display, and / or as a field emission display.
- the display comprises a light source and an image display means the image presentation means may be at least partially formed in one piece.
- the image display means acts on at least a part of a light of the light source before the part of the light penetrates into the input means.
- an "input unit” is understood to mean, in particular, a unit which provides at least one input parameter which has at least information about an interaction of the input means with an operator.
- the term “substantially transparent” should be understood to mean that at least 30%, advantageously at least 60%, particularly advantageously at least 80% of at least one wavelength of visible light which emits the display image surface and penetrates into the input means penetrate the input means.
- An “input means” is to be understood in particular as a means which is provided to receive an input from an operator and to convert it into a detectable input parameter. In particular, under the phrase "only one
- the display image area radiates part of the light from the light source past the input means and advantageously past the input unit, more preferably at most 50%, advantageously at most 25%, most preferably at most 10%.
- cover should be understood in particular to mean that the input unit, viewed in the direction of a normal of the display image area, is arranged in front of the display image area.
- the input unit has at least two input means which cover different subregions of the display image area.
- the input unit has at least four input means.
- “covering different partial areas” is to be understood as meaning that at most 10%, advantageously at most 5%, of the light from the light source penetrating through all the input means is more than one Penetrate input device.
- the two input means structurally simple, a particularly comfortable and easy operation can be achieved.
- the input means be arranged one another, whereby a particularly simple evaluation of the input means is possible.
- the term "spaced apart from one another" should be understood to mean that each point of the one input means is arranged at least 1 mm, advantageously at least 2 mm, particularly advantageously at least 5 mm away from each point of another input means, preferably parallel to display scene.
- the input means each provide an input parameter during operation, substantially independent of each other, whereby a design effort for the evaluation of the input parameter can be minimized.
- substantially independent of one another is to be understood as meaning that the input parameters of one of the input means can be unambiguously assigned to an interaction of an operator with the input means, Preferably, an input parameter of one input means is reduced by less than 50% when an operator interacts with another input means. , Advantageously less than 20%, particularly advantageously less than 10% of a value of the input parameters of the interacting input means.
- An input parameter should be understood to mean, in particular, an electrically measurable property of the input means that can be changed by an operator.
- the input parameter is preferably in the form of a resistor, advantageously a capacitor and / or as another feature that appears appropriate to the person skilled in the art.
- the household appliance device have an electronic control unit which is provided to combine the input means and the partial area of the display image area into an adaptable button, whereby a particularly easy and comfortable-to-use input means can be provided.
- control electronics in particular an electronics be understood, which evaluates the input parameter.
- the control electronics controls the display.
- "combining into an adaptable key” is to be understood as meaning that the operating electronics are provided to change the light falling through the input means, that is to say in particular to change a background image of the input means formed by the light.
- the household appliance device has a display electronics, which is formed separately from the control electronics, whereby a particularly favorable display and a structurally simple control electronics can be achieved.
- a "display electronics” is to be understood in particular as meaning electronics which convert compressed and / or serially transmitted image data into signals which are assigned to individual pixels of the display on different
- Printed circuit boards are arranged. Alternatively or additionally, it should be understood that a data transmission of image data between the display electronics and the control electronics is compressed and / or serial. In an advantageous embodiment of the invention it is proposed that the
- Input means is formed as a conductive layer, which dispenses with movable elements and a reliable and inexpensive input means can be achieved.
- a "conductive layer” is to be understood as meaning, in particular, a layer having a sheet resistance of less than 600 ⁇ , advantageously less than 200 ⁇ , particularly advantageously less than 50 ⁇
- the conductive layer a thickness greater than 10 nm.
- the conductive layer is preferably at least partially composed of indium tin oxide, fluorine tin oxide, aluminum zinc oxide, antimony tin oxide and / or another material which appears expedient to the person skilled in the art.
- the input unit has at least one layer element, the material fit with the Input means is connected, whereby an image of the display can be displayed particularly advantageous.
- a "layer element” is to be understood in particular to be an element whose main extension surface is aligned parallel to the display image surface. ⁇ br/> ⁇ br/>
- the input device advantageously has a material connection, in particular directly, to both layer elements
- the input device is particularly advantageously arranged between two layer elements, which is to be understood in particular as adhesively bonded, welded, vapor-deposited and / or advantageously dusted-on.
- the input unit cover at most 50% of the display image area, whereby a cost-effective design and production can be achieved.
- the input unit covers at most 25% of the display image area.
- the input unit has at least one substantially transparent conductor track.
- the conductor could be made particularly narrow.
- the trace and the input means are of the same material.
- the trace could be made of another material that appears appropriate to those skilled in the art, such as silver.
- the input means can be contacted very easily.
- the input unit at least one flexible
- a "flexible printed circuit board” is to be understood in particular as a printed circuit board in which flexible printed conductors are attached to a flexible carrier layer
- the printed circuit board can be bent at least 15 degrees along at least one extension Alternatively or additionally, the output be applied at least partially on a layer element to which the input means is applied.
- the input unit has at least one rotary switch.
- a "rotary switch” is to be understood as meaning a switch which is rotatably mounted about an axis, Preferably, the axis is aligned perpendicular to a surface surrounding the rotary switch and / or in particular to a surface of the input unit which can be touched by an operator a particularly comfortable and familiar to the operator operation can be achieved.
- the invention is based on a household appliance with a household appliance device, wherein all, the expert appears appropriate domestic appliances, such as in particular refrigerators and / or freezers, Spülmaschi- nen, washing machines, dryers, coffee machines, kneading, stirring and / or blenders and / or in particular kitchen appliances, such as a cooking and / or baking oven, for operation with a household appliance device according to the invention would be conceivable, whereby a particularly comfortable to use household appliance can be provided.
- domestic appliances such as in particular refrigerators and / or freezers, Spülmaschi- nen, washing machines, dryers, coffee machines, kneading, stirring and / or blenders and / or in particular kitchen appliances, such as a cooking and / or baking oven
- FIG. 1 is an exploded view of a household appliance device according to the invention with a display image area and with an input unit,
- FIG. 3 is a plan view of the input unit of Figure 1
- 4 shows a first plan view of the household appliance device from FIG. 1
- FIG. 5 shows a second plan view of the household appliance device from FIG. 1.
- FIG. 1 shows a household appliance device 10 according to the invention with an input unit 14, a control electronics 18, a display 32, a front
- the display 32 has a display image area 12. On the display image surface 12, the display 32 is an image during operation.
- the rear housing element 36 is at least partially made of a plastic.
- the front housing element 34 is at least partially made of metal. It has a recess 38.
- the input unit 14 is engaged in a production.
- an input unit could also be glued or connected to one of the housing elements 34, 36 in another manner that would appear to be suitable for a person skilled in the art.
- the front housing element 34, the rear Gepurusele- element 36 and the input unit 14 enclose the display 32 and the control electronics 18th
- the input unit 14 has six input means 16, a front layer element 22 and a rear layer element 24.
- the front layer element 22 has a surface 40 which can be touched by an operator.
- the rear layer element 24 is arranged facing the display image surface 12.
- the layer elements 22, 24 are formed as glass plates.
- the input means 16 are made of indium tin oxide. In a production, the input means 16 are dusted onto the rear layer element 24, for. Example by means of a sputtering process. Alternatively or additionally, an input means could be vapor-deposited and / or applied to the front layer element 22. Thus, the input means 16 are transparent and formed as a conductive layer.
- the front layer element 22 is integrally connected to the rear layer element 24 and thus also to the input means 16, namely by an adhesive film 42 or a
- the input unit 14 is partially arranged vertically in front of the display image area 12. In this case, the input unit 14 has a main extension surface, which is larger than an area of the display image area 12 in all directions.
- the input means 16 are arranged along edges of the display image area 12, viewed from an intended viewing direction of an operator.
- Half of the input means 16 is arranged on opposite edges of the display image area 12. In this case, the input means 16 cover different subregions of the display image area 12.
- the input means 16 are arranged in a direction parallel to the display image surface 12 spaced apart, about 4 mm apart.
- the input means 16 each have an area of about 2 cm 2 .
- the display image area 12 has approximately an area of 50 cm 2 .
- each input means 16 covers only a portion of the display image area 12, about 4%.
- the input unit 14 covers about 25% of the display image area 12.
- the input unit 14 has a flexible printed circuit board 28.
- the flexible printed circuit board 28 connects the input means 16 with the control electronics 18.
- the flexible printed circuit board 28 is partially disposed between the two layer elements 22, 24, in a non-illuminated by the display 32 area 46, that is outside of a vertically in front of the display image 12th arranged by illuminated area 44.
- the flexible circuit board 28 is connected to the rear layer member 24 cohesively.
- the input unit 14 has transparent conductor tracks 26.
- the conductor tracks 26 are applied to the layer element 24 like the input means 16.
- printed conductors 26 extend in part through the region 44 of the input unit 14 which is illuminated by the display 32. Further printed conductors 26 extend through the region 46 of the input unit 14 which is not illuminated by the display 32 Case conductor tracks could be formed intransparent.
- the control electronics 18 is arranged on a side facing away from the input means 16 of the display 32.
- the control electronics 18 has a computing unit which is intended to control the display 32.
- the control electronics 18 has an evaluation unit which determines the input parameters of the input means 16 during operation.
- the arithmetic unit and the evaluation unit may be partially formed in one piece.
- the input means 16 independently provide one of the input parameters when operating independently of one another.
- the input parameters are each formed as a capacity of the input means 16.
- the control electronics 18 is connected via a connection, not shown, to the input unit 14, specifically to the flexible printed circuit board 28. Via the conductor tracks 26 and the flexible printed circuit board 28, the control electronics 18 contacts the input means 16.
- the control electronics 18 measures the input parameters, that is to say a capacity of the input means 16, by means of a capacitance measuring method which appears appropriate to the person skilled in the art. If an operator brings an object, for example a body part, into the vicinity of the input means 16, the capacity of the input means 16 changes The change is particularly great when the operator touches the touchable surface 40 in an area adjacent to the input means 16.
- the control electronics 18 each compares a value of the input parameters with a threshold value. If the value of the input parameters exceeds the threshold value, the operating electronics 18 assumes actuation of the associated input means 16.
- Other evaluation criteria that appear appropriate to the person skilled in the art, such as a comparison of several values of the input parameters, are conceivable.
- the control electronics 18 displays different symbols in a subarea of the display image area 12 assigned to the input means 16.
- the symbols give the operator an indication of the effect which an actuation of the input means 16 has.
- the control electronics 18 combines the input means 16 and the partial area of the display image area 12 into an adaptable key.
- the display 32 is designed as a TFT display. It has a light source, not shown, an image display means, not shown, a Display disc 52 with the display screen 12, a display case 48 and a display electronics 20.
- the image display means filters a light of the light source. This creates an image that radiates the display through the display screen 12.
- the display electronics 20 is formed separately from the control electronics 18.
- the display electronics 20 is connected by means of a connection element 50 with the control electronics 18.
- the control electronics 18 transmits image data via the connecting element 50 to the display electronics 20. The image data are compressed and are transmitted serially.
- FIGS. 1, 4 and 5 show, the input unit 14 has two rotary switches 30.
- the control electronics 18 evaluates a position of the rotary switch 30.
- FIGS. 4 and 5 show two different displays of the display image area 12. In the operating state shown in FIG. 4, actuating all six input means 16 causes a reaction. In the operating state illustrated in FIG. 5, only one actuation of the three input means 16, which are deposited with symbols 54, causes a reaction.
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