Abstract: A matrix resistive touch device includes a first substrate, a spacer layer, and a second substrate. The first substrate is used for detecting a position of an input point in a first direction. The second substrate is used for detecting the position of the input point in a second direction. The first substrate has a conductive layer. The conductive layer has a voltage difference in the first direction. The second substrate has a plurality of electrodes. The plurality of electrodes is perpendicular to the second direction. The spacer layer is located between the first substrate and the second substrate for separating the conductive layer and the plurality of electrodes.

Abstract: When a user moves an electromagnetic stylus to a capacitive touch panel, a transceiving winding will detect the frequency of the capacitive touch panel. A synchronizing winding will oscillate to generate a signal having a frequency similar to that of the capacitive touch panel. An oscillator will amplify the signal generated by the synchronizing winding. A circuit board will process the signal amplified by the oscillator. Finally the transceiving winding will emit a wireless signal with a frequency similar to that of the capacitive touch panel to interfere with the electric (magnetic) field of the capacitive touch panel so as to detect a triggered coordinate of the capacitive touch panel.

Abstract: To perform palm rejection, scan a plurality of areas on a touch panel to detect a plurality of triggered areas within the plurality of areas. Then detect which of the triggered areas are next to one another to determine a plurality of blocks. If the plurality of blocks contain a block with an overlarge area, then eliminate the block with the overlarge area, and generate a current coordinate according to a block with a smaller area which may be triggered by a finger or stylus.