Abstract: The disclosure relates to a touch sensitive device. The touch sensitive device includes a touch module, a display module, and a second conductive layer. The touch module is a super-thin touch panel including a first transparent conductive layer, a protection layer, and a plurality of electrodes. The second transparent conductive layer is located between the display module and the touch module. The second transparent conductive layer is spaced from the first transparent conductive layer. A distance between the first transparent conductive layer and the second transparent conductive layer is changeable under a pressure. The first transparent conductive layer and the second transparent conductive layer function as a touch pressure sensing unit together.

Abstract: This disclosure is related to a method for making a touch panel. The method includes following steps. A substrate having a surface is provided, wherein the surface defining a touch-view area and a trace area. A first mask layer is supplied to cover the trace area. An adhesive layer is applied on the touch-view area. A carbon nanotube film is placed on the adhesive layer and the first mask layer. The adhesive layer is solidified. The first mask layer and part of the carbon nanotube film on the trace area are removed to expose the trace area. An electrode and a conductive trace are formed on the trace area.

Abstract: A method of making a curved touch module with curved surface includes following steps. A first substrate with a first surface is provided. A carbon nanotube composite structure is formed by locating a carbon nanotube conductive layer on the first surface. The carbon nanotube composite structure is curved by applying pressure onto the carbon nanotube composite structure, wherein the first surface forms a curved surface, and the carbon nanotube conductive layer is attached on the curved surface.

Abstract: A method of making a curved touch module with curved surface includes following steps. A first substrate with a curved surface is provided. A carbon nanotube composite structure is formed by locating a carbon nanotube conductive layer on a second substrate surface. The carbon nanotube composite structure is suspended above the first substrate, wherein the carbon nanotube conductive layer faces the curved surface. The carbon nanotube composite structure is curved by applying gas pressure onto the carbon nanotube composite structure, wherein the carbon nanotube composite structure is attached on the curved surface.

Abstract: A touch display device includes a touch panel, a driving and sensing circuit, a data memory, a processor and a display apparatus. The touch panel is adapted to receive a touch trace including at least one touch point. The driving and sensing circuit is adapted to detect an actual signal value Vi of the at least one touch point. The data memory is adapted to store a look up table including a plurality of position coordinates and calibrating rules f each corresponding to each of the position coordinates and can be used to convert actual signal value V0i of a basic contact area A0 to a standard signal value Vs. The processor is adapted to calculate the position coordinate and calibrate the actual signal value Vi to a calibrated signal value V?i. The display apparatus is adapted to display the touch trace.

Abstract: A touch panel including a first insulation substrate, a first conductive film, a first insulation film, first conductive wires, a second insulation substrate, a second conductive film, and second conductive wires is provided. The first conductive film is disposed on the first insulation substrate and the first insulation layer covers a portion of a periphery of the first conductive film so that the first conductive film has an exposed region. The first conductive wires are disposed on the periphery of the first conductive film and each of the first conductive wires includes an electrode segment and an extending segment. The electrode segment is electrically connected with the first conductive film and the extending segment is electrically isolated from the first conductive film. The second conductive film is disposed on the second insulation substrate. The second conductive wires are disposed on the periphery of the second conductive film.

Abstract: A method for controlling a touch and motion sensing pointing device is disclosed. In the method, a touch on the pointing device is sensed through a touch sensing module. Whether or not a touch size of the touch is smaller than a predetermined size is determined when the touch is sensed. An output of coordinate signals of the pointing device is locked when the touch size of the touch is smaller than the predetermined size. Whether or not a persisting time of the touch is larger than a predetermined time is measured when the output of coordinate signals is locked. The output of coordinate signals is unlocked when the persisting time of the touch is greater than the predetermined time. A mouse-click signal is transmitted when the persisting time of the touch is smaller than or equal to the predetermined time.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a method for recognizing touch. A first value T1 and a second value T2 are set. A number of first sensing values C1 are obtained. C1 is compared with T1 and T2. When C1 is greater than or equal to T1, a touch with finger is recognized. When C1 is smaller than T2, no touch is recognized. When C1 are greater than or equal to T2 and smaller than T1, following steps are taken. A third value T3 is set. At least three driving electrodes are driven and a number of second sensing values C2 are obtained. A number of maximum sensing values C2peak are selected from the C2 and compared with T3. When C2peak are greater than or equal to T3, a touch with glove is recognized. And when not, no touch is recognized.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a method for recognizing touch. A first value T1 and a second value T2 are set. A maximum sensing value Cpeak is obtained. A position of the Cpeak is defined as a sensing position A. Sensing values C1, C2, C3, and C4 of four neighboring sensing positions are obtained. Cpeak is compared with T1 and T2. When Cpeak is greater than or equal to T1, a touch with finger is recognized. When Cpeak is smaller than T2, no touch is recognized. When Cpeak is greater than or equal to T and smaller than T1, following steps are taken. A third value T3 is set. A first total sensing value Ct of C1, C2, C3, and C4 is compared with T3. When Ct is greater than or equal to T3, a touch with glove is recognized. When Ct is less than T3, no touch is recognized.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a method for recognizing touch on a touch panel. A first value and a second value are set. Sensing value Cn is compared with the first value and the second value. When the sensing value Cn is greater than or equal to the first value, a touch with finger is recognized. When the sensing value Cn is smaller than the second value, no touch is recognized. When the sensing values Cn are greater than or equal to the second value and smaller than the first value, following steps are taken. A time period is setting. Touch signals are sensed several times during the time period and a number of maximum sensing values ?Cpeak are selected. Average sensing values ?Cpeak are calculated. When the average sensing values ?Cpeak satisfy following formula: 0.8 ?Cpeak??Cpeak?1.2 ?Cpeak, a touch with glove is determined. And when not, no touch is recognized.

Abstract: A method for determining touch point coordinates on a touch panel comprises following steps. A touch panel with a transparent conductive layer is provided, the transparent conductive layer comprises a first direction X having relative low impedance, and a second direction Y having a relative high impedance; a number of first conductive terminals P1 and a number of second conductive terminals P2 opposite the first conductive terminals P1, are electrically connected to the transparent conductive layer, spaced from each other, and arranged along the X direction. At least two adjacent first conductive terminals P1, at least two adjacent second conductive terminals P2, or one of the first conductive terminals P1 and opposite one of the second conductive terminals P2 are simultaneously driven. A number of signals are obtained. The touch point coordinates are obtained by comparing the strengths of the plurality of signals.

Abstract: An apparatus and a method for controlling a touch panel are disclosed herein, the apparatus includes an object detection module and an adjusting device. The object detection module can detect a position of at least one object contacting the touch panel. A position analyzer recognizes position of the object and the adjusting device can set the touch panel to a predetermined position according to the result recognized by the position analyzer.

Abstract: A multi-points detecting method includes proving a touch panel including a plurality of detecting areas including a first detecting area, a second detecting area and a third detecting area. A maximum detecting value of a detecting curve is located in the first detecting area. The first detecting area and the second detecting area are analyzed to obtain a relative distance between a first touch point coordinate and a second touch point coordinate. The touch panel is defined as being touched at the first touch point coordinate or a middle point between the first touch point coordinate and the second touch point coordinate, when the relative distance is less than a predetermined distance. The touch panel is defined as being touched at the first touch point coordinate and the second touch point coordinate, when the relative distance is greater than or equal to the predetermined distance.

Abstract: A method for detecting touch spots of a touch panel. In the detecting process, a pulse signal is input into each of a plurality of first driving-sensing electrodes, thereby simulating an R1nC curve for computing a coordinate of the touch spots, at the high impedance direction. A pulse signal is input into each of a plurality of second driving-sensing electrodes, thereby simulating an R2nC curve. The coordinate of the touch spots, at a low impedance direction can be computed by the R1nC curve and the R2nC curve.

Abstract: A method for detecting touch spots of a touch panel. In the detecting process, a pulse signal is input into each of a plurality of first driving-sensing electrodes, thereby simulating an R1nC curve for computing a coordinate of the touch spots, at a high impedance direction. The capacitance C is detected. A coordinate of the touch spot at a low impedance direction is obtained by calculating a ratio of the R1nC and the capacitance C to obtain the resistance R1n.

Abstract: A method for detecting touch spots of a touch panel. In the detecting process, a pulse signal is input into each of a plurality of first driving-sensing electrodes, thereby simulating an R1nC curve for computing a coordinate of the touch spots, at the high impedance direction. A pulse signal is input into each of a plurality of second driving-sensing electrodes, thereby simulating an R2nC curve. The coordinate of the touch spots, at a low impedance direction can be computed by the R1nC curve and the R2nC curve.

Abstract: A method for setting a driving signal for an electrode of a touch panel is provided. In the method, a varying driving signal is provided to the electrode. The varying driving signal includes a number of initial driving signal values varying with time. An initial capacitance signal value set is detected untouched from the electrode of the touch panel. The initial capacitance signal value set includes a number of varying initial capacitance signal values. The initial capacitance signal value set is generated and corresponds to the varying driving signal. A basic capacitance signal value is preset. A proximate initial capacitance signal value closest to the basic capacitance signal value is selected from the initial capacitance signal value set. The initial driving signal value corresponding to the proximate initial capacitance signal value is set as an optimized driving signal value of the electrode.

Abstract: A touch panel defines a touch region and a routing region. The touch panel includes a substrate, a transparent conductive layer, at least one electrode and at least one lead wire. The substrate has a surface and includes a planar part and a folded part extending from the planar part. The transparent conductive layer is located on the surface of the substrate. At least a first part of the transparent conductive layer is located on the planar part and located in the touch region. The at least one electrode is electrically connected to the conductive layer. The at least one lead wire is electrically connected to the at least one electrode in a one-to-one manner. At least part of the at least one lead wire is located on the folded part. The folded part is located in at least part of the routing region.

Abstract: A touch panel includes an insulated substrate including a planar part and a folded part extending from the planar part; a transparent conductive layer located on the planar part and the folded part; a plurality of planar electrodes located on the planar part and electrically connected to the transparent conductive layer; and at least one side electrode located on the folded part and electrically connected to the transparent conductive layer on the folded part. The planar electrodes, the transparent conductive layer and the planar part are formed into a planar touch module configured to detect a planar input signal resulted from the planar part. The at least one side electrode the folded part and the transparent conductive layer on the folded part are formed into a side touch module configured to sense a side input signal resulted from at least one virtual key corresponding the at least one side electrode.

Abstract: A capacitive touch panel includes an insulated substrate, a first conductive film and a second conductive film. The insulated substrate includes a first surface and a second surface. The first conductive film and the second conductive film are anisotropic in their electrical resistance. The first conductive film is located on the first surface of the insulated substrate. The second conductive film is located on the second surface of the insulated substrate. A minimum electrical resistance direction of the first conductive film is perpendicular to a minimum electrical resistance direction. At least one of the first conductive film and the second conductive film is a carbon nanotube film.