WO2020084130A1 - Touch detection device - Google Patents
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- At least one embodiment of the present disclosure relates to a touch detection device, more particularly, relates to a touch detection device comprising a piezoelectric sensor.
- a capacitance touch panel is usually used.
- the touch area of the device is very large, such as when a whole door of a washing machine or a refrigerator is used as a touch input surface, the cost thereof becomes very high.
- the capacitance value is changed once the capacitance touch panel is touched, it cannot distinguish the touch force and the touch material. In other words, the capacitance touch panel will be triggered as long as it is touched, which will cause many false triggers.
- an input instruction to control the device is defined as an event of knocking or touching a surface of the device with a specific finger part, such as finger joint or fingertip.
- a specific finger part such as finger joint or fingertip.
- an input instruction to open a light inside a refrigerator may be defined as a double-click event on the refrigerator door
- an input instruction to open a dishwasher may be defined as a knock event on the dishwasher door
- an input instruction to open a washer barrel lamp may be defined as a double-click event on the washer door
- an input instruction to open a washer door may be defined as a triple-click event on the washer door.
- the device generates a response only when the knock event occurs in a specified area on a surface of a touch panel, and there will be no response when the knock event occurs outside the specified area.
- a response area or referred as a response area
- a nonresponse area on the surface of the touch panel by using the piezoelectric sensors.
- the present disclosure has been made to overcome or alleviate at least one aspect of the above mentioned disadvantages.
- a touch detection device comprising: a touch panel; a plurality of piezoelectric sensors mounted on the touch panel and adapted to detect a knock event applied to the touch panel; and a control circuit board electrically communicated with the piezoelectric sensors.
- the control circuit board comprises: a plurality of signal processing circuits connected to the plurality of piezoelectric sensors , respectively, and configured to process the detection signals output from the plurality of piezoelectric sensors, respectively; and a controller adapted to determine whether the knock event is occurred within a specified area on the touch panel based on the processed detection signals.
- each of the signal processing circuits comprising: a filter configured to filter out noise signals that are not satisfied with a predetermined condition from the detection signal; an amplifier configured to amplify the filtered detection signal to a desired range; and a comparator comprising an upper-threshold comparator with a predetermined upper-threshold voltage and a lower-threshold comparator with a predetermined lower-threshold voltage to process the amplified detection signal into a first DC voltage digital signal and a second DC voltage digital signal.
- the controller is configured to determine whether the knock event is occurred within the specified area on the touch panel based on the first DC voltage digital signals and the second DC voltage digital signals output from the plurality of signal processing circuits.
- the first DC voltage digital signal output from the upper-threshold comparator corresponds to the negative half period of the detection signal output from the piezoelectric sensor; and the second DC voltage digital signal output from the lower-threshold comparator corresponds to the positive half period of the detection signal output from the piezoelectric sensor.
- the controller determines that the knock event is occurred within the specified area on the touch panel.
- the controller determines that the knock event is occurred outside the specified area on the touch panel.
- the specified area is a circular area or a square area.
- the plurality of piezoelectric sensors are symmetrically arranged at a boundary line of the specified area around a geometric center of the specified area.
- the boundary line of the specified area passes through the geometric center of each piezoelectric sensor.
- the controller when the controller detects that all output signals firstly output from the plurality of signal processing circuits are the first DC voltage digital signals, the controller determines that the knock event is occurred within the specified area on the touch panel.
- the piezoelectric sensors are arranged symmetrically at the edge of the touch panel around the geometric center of the specified area, so as to shield and hide the piezoelectric sensors by a mounting frame located at the edge of the touch panel.
- the controller is adapted to calculate a first time difference between an end time and a start time of the detected first DC voltage digital signal, calculate a second time difference between the start time of the detected first DC voltage digital signal and a start time of the second DC voltage digital signal detected just after the detected first DC voltage digital signal, and determine whether the knock event is a correct human finger knock event based on the calculated first time difference and the calculated second time difference. According to another exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, if a difference between the second time difference and the first time difference is within a first threshold range, then the controller determines that the knock event is a correct human finger knock event.
- the controller determines that the knock event is not a correct human finger knock event.
- the first threshold range is 300ps ⁇ l400ps.
- the controller determines that the knock event is a correct human finger knock event, if the first DC voltage digital signal is detected by the controller only once, then the controller determines that the knock event is a single-click event.
- the controller determines that the knock event is a correct human finger knock event, if the first DC voltage digital signal is detected by the controller twice and a time interval between two adjacent first DC voltage digital signals detected by the controller is within a second threshold range, the controller determines that the knock event is a double-click event.
- the second threshold range is 200ms ⁇ 500ms.
- the touch panel is adapted to be mounted on a support body
- the touch detection device further comprises an acoustic wave absorbing material provided between the touch panel and the support body for acoustically isolating the touch panel from the support body, so as to prevent sound waves generated on the support body from being transmitted to the touch panel.
- the support body is a housing
- the touch panel is embedded in an opening of the support body
- the acoustic wave absorbing material is arranged at the periphery edge of the touch panel.
- the touch panel is supported on a surface of the support body, and the acoustic wave absorbing material is provided on the bottom of the touch panel.
- the touch panel is a circular panel, a square panel or a curved surface panel.
- the touch panel is made of glass, stainless steel or wood.
- the piezoelectric sensor is a piezoelectric thin film sensor or a piezoelectric ceramic sensor.
- the touch detection device may conveniently and accurately identify whether the knock event applied on the touch panel is occurred within a specified area on the touch panel.
- the configuration of the touch detection device is very simple, and the cost of it is low.
- Fig.l is an illustrative view of a touch detection device according to an embodiment of the present disclosure
- Fig.2 is an illustrative view of a touch detection device according to another embodiment of the present disclosure.
- Fig.3 shows a functional block diagram of a control circuit board of a touch detection device according to an embodiment of the present disclosure
- Fig.4 is an illustrative view of a signal processing circuit of the control circuit board in Fig. 3;
- Fig.5 shows an input signal from a piezoelectric sensor to the signal processing circuit and an output signal processed by the signal processing circuit.
- a touch detection device comprising: a touch panel; a plurality of piezoelectric sensors mounted on the touch panel and adapted to detect a knock or touching event applied to the touch panel; and a control circuit board electrically communicated with the piezoelectric sensors.
- the control circuit board comprising: a plurality of signal processing circuits connected to the plurality of piezoelectric sensors, respectively, and configured to process the detection signals output from the plurality of piezoelectric sensors, respectively; and a controller adapted to determine whether the knock event is occurred within a specified area on the touch panel based on the processed detection signals.
- Fig.l is an illustrative view of a touch detection device according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
- the touch detection device mainly comprises a touch panel 10, a plurality of piezoelectric sensors Sl, S2, S3, S4, and a control circuit board 200.
- the plurality of piezoelectric sensors Sl, S2, S3, S4 are mounted on the touch panel 10 and adapted to detect a knock or touching event applied to the touch panel 10.
- the control circuit board 200 is electrically communicated with the piezoelectric sensors Sl, S2, S3, S4.
- the piezoelectric sensors Sl, S2, S3, S4 are connected to the control circuit board 200 by wires.
- the piezoelectric sensor 100 is a piezoelectric thin film sensor.
- the piezoelectric sensor may be any other type of piezoelectric sensor made of any suitable piezoelectric induction material.
- the piezoelectric sensor 100 may be a piezoelectric ceramic sensor made of piezoelectric ceramic.
- Fig.3 shows a functional block diagram of a control circuit board of a touch detection device according to an embodiment of the present disclosure
- Fig.4 is an illustrative view of a signal processing circuit of the control circuit board in Fig. 3.
- the control circuit board 200 mainly comprises a plurality of signal processing circuits 210 and a controller 220.
- the plurality of signal processing circuits 210 are electrically connected to the plurality of piezoelectric sensors Sl, S2, S3, S4, respectively, and configured to process the detection signals output from the plurality of piezoelectric sensors Sl, S2, S3, S4, respectively.
- the controller 220 is adapted to determine whether the knock event is occurred within a specified area A on the touch panel 10 based on the processed detection signals.
- each of the signal processing circuits 210 comprises: a filter 211, an amplifier 212, and a comparator 2131, 2132.
- the filter 211 is configured to filter out noise signals that are not satisfied with a predetermined condition from the detection signal.
- the filter 211 may filter out high-frequency vibration signals with a frequency higher than 2 KHz, because finger knocking frequency is usually below 2 KHz.
- the amplifier 212 is configured to amplify the filtered detection signal to a desired range.
- the comparator 2131, 2132 comprises an upper- threshold comparator 2131 with a predetermined upper- threshold voltage Refl and a lower- threshold comparator 2132 with a predetermined lower- threshold voltage Ref2.
- the upper- threshold comparator 2131 is configured to process the amplified detection signal into a first DC voltage digital signal Pl
- the lower- threshold comparator 2132 is configured to process the amplified detection signal into a second DC voltage digital signal P2.
- the controller 220 is configured to determine whether the knock event is occurred within the specified area A on the touch panel 10 based on the first DC voltage digital signals Pl and the second DC voltage digital signals P2 output from the plurality of signal processing circuits 210.
- Fig.5 shows an input signal from a piezoelectric sensor to the signal processing circuit and an output signal processed by the signal processing circuit.
- the first DC voltage digital signal Pl output from the upper- threshold comparator 2131 corresponds to the negative half period of the detection signal output from the piezoelectric sensor 100.
- the second DC voltage digital signal P2 output from the lower-threshold comparator 2132 corresponds to the positive half period of the detection signal output from the piezoelectric sensor 100.
- the specified area A is a circular area. But the present disclosure is not limited to this, for example, the specified area A may be a square area.
- the plurality of piezoelectric sensors Sl, S2, S3, S4 are symmetrically arranged on a boundary line of the specified area A around a geometric center of the specified area A.
- the boundary line of the specified area A passes through the geometric center of each of the piezoelectric sensors Sl, S2, S3, S4.
- the controller 220 when the controller 220 detects that all output signals firstly output from the plurality of signal processing circuits 210 are the first DC voltage digital signals Pl, the controller 220 determines that the knock event is occurred within the specified area A on the touch panel 10.
- the controller 220 when the controller 220 detects that not all output signals firstly output from the plurality of signal processing circuits 210 are the first DC voltage digital signals Pl, the controller 220 determines that the knock event is occurred outside the specified area A on the touch panel 10.
- Fig.2 is an illustrative view of a touch detection device according to another embodiment of the present disclosure.
- the piezoelectric sensors Sl, S2, S3, S4 are arranged symmetrically on the edge of the touch panel 10 around the geometric center of the specified area A.
- the piezoelectric sensors Sl, S2, S3, S4 are shielded and hidden by a mounting frame located at the edge of the touch panel 10. In this way, it may improve the aesthetics of touch detection device.
- the controller 220 when the controller 220 detects that all output signals firstly output from the plurality of signal processing circuits 210 are the first DC voltage digital signals Pl or that all output signals firstly output from the plurality of signal processing circuits 210 are the second DC voltage digital signals P2, the controller 220 determines that the knock event is occurred within the specified area A on the touch panel 10.
- the controller 220 when the controller 220 detects that not all output signals firstly output from the plurality of signal processing circuits 210 are the first DC voltage digital signals Pl or that not all output signals firstly output from the plurality of signal processing circuits 210 are the second DC voltage digital signals P2, the controller 220 determines that the knock event is occurred outside the specified area A on the touch panel 10.
- the controller 220 is adapted to calculate a first time difference tl between an end time tc2 and a start time tel of the detected first DC voltage digital signal Pl, calculate a second time difference t2 between the start time tel of the detected first DC voltage digital signal Pl and a start time tc3 of the second DC voltage digital signal P2 detected just after the detected first DC voltage digital signal Pl, and determine whether the knock event is a correct human finger knock event based on the calculated first time difference tl and the calculated second time difference t2.
- the controller 220 determines that the knock event is a correct human finger knock event.
- the controller 220 determines that the knock event is not a correct human finger knock event.
- the first threshold range is 300ps ⁇ l400ps.
- the controller 220 determines that the knock event is a correct human finger knock event, if the first DC voltage digital signal Pl is detected by the controller 220 only once, then the controller 220 determines that the knock event is a single-click event.
- the controller 220 determines that the knock event is a correct human finger knock event, if the first DC voltage digital signal Pl is detected by the controller 220 twice and a time interval between two adjacent first DC voltage digital signals Pl detected by the controller 220 is within a second threshold range, the controller 220 determines that the knock event is a double-click event.
- the second threshold range is 200ms ⁇ 500ms.
- the touch panel 10 is adapted to be mounted on a support body 20, and the touch detection device further comprises an acoustic wave absorbing material 30 adapted to be provided between the touch panel 10 and the support body 20 for acoustically isolating the touch panel 10 from the support body 20, so as to prevent sound waves generated on the support body 20 from being transmitted to the touch panel 10.
- the support body 20 is formed as a housing, the touch panel 10 is embedded in an opening of the support body 20, and the acoustic wave absorbing material 30 is arranged at the periphery edge of the touch panel 10.
- the touch panel 10 may be supported on a surface of the support body 20, and the acoustic wave absorbing material 30 may be provided on the bottom of the touch panel 10.
- the touch panel 10 comprises a circular panel. But the present disclosure is not limited to this, the touch panel 10 may comprise a square panel or a curved surface panel.
- the touch panel 10 is made of glass, stainless steel or wood.
- the present application provides a sensor and a panel adapted to detect knock signals generated within the specified area based on piezoelectric material such as piezoelectric thin film and piezoelectric ceramic.
- a piece of piezoelectric material is mounted on a rigid panel.
- the shape of the panel may have a flat surface or any arbitrary three-dimensional surface.
- Sound absorbing material such as sound-absorbing foam or rubber is provided around the rigid panel to isolate the sound.
- the sound wave mechanical wave
- the piezoelectric material produces piezoelectric effect due to vibration, and generates charges on the upper and lower surface of the piezoelectric material.
- the piezoelectric sensor may be easily and directly mounted on a hard surface such as glass, mirror, stainless steel, and wood by surface mount Technology (SMT). Thereby, it has great cost advantages. In addition, it has no restrictions on the shape and size of the panel, and the piezoelectric sensor may be mounted on any part of the panel, and has fewer restrictions and challenges on the design of the device, for example, household appliances.
- the knock or touching signal transmitted by the piezoelectric thin film sensors which are arranged in an array, is processed by a hardware circuit into a digital signal related to the knock touching force and the knock or touching frequency, and then the knock or touching signal is filtered through software algorithm to determine whether it is a human finger knock event or a double-click event.
- the knock or touching signal transmitted by the piezoelectric thin film sensors, which are arranged in an array, is processed by a hardware circuit into a digital signal related to the knock touching force and the knock or touching frequency, and then the knock or touching signal is filtered through software algorithm to determine whether it is a human finger knock event or a double-click event.
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