Abstract: An electronic wake-up device and a wake-up method thereof are provided. The electronic wake-up device includes: a power switch device, an electronic device, a gravity sensor, and a wake-up circuit. The wake-up circuit is coupled to the gravity sensor and the electronic device. The wake-up circuit is configured to generate an execution signal according to a sensing activation signal, and generate an electronic device control signal according to the execution signal and a gravity signal to wake up the electronic device.

Abstract: An interactive control system includes: an active pen; and an electronic device configured to wirelessly control the active pen, receive a user command, and generate a control command according to the user command, wherein at least one of the active pen and the electronic device is configured to execute a control function according to the control command.

Abstract: A stylus and a touch interactive device is provided. The stylus includes a pen holder, a cover plate, and a circuit control assembly. The pen holder includes a pen head, a pen wall, and an accommodating space. A groove is defined in the pen wall and communicates with the accommodating space. The pen head is arranged at one end of the pen holder. The cover plate is arranged corresponding to the groove and covers the groove. The circuit control assembly is received in the accommodating space. The circuit control assembly includes a mainboard and a touch sensing module connected to the mainboard. The touch sensing module is attached to the pen wall or a first inner wall of the cover plate to form a touch sensing area. The touch sensing module is used to receive and sense at least one touch command of fingers in the touch sensing area.

Abstract: An electronic wake-up device and a wake-up method thereof are provided. The electronic wake-up device includes: a power switch device, an electronic device, a gravity sensor, and a wake-up circuit. The wake-up circuit is coupled to the gravity sensor and the electronic device. The wake-up circuit is configured to generate an execution signal according to a sensing activation signal, and generate an electronic device control signal according to the execution signal and a gravity signal to wake up the electronic device.

Abstract: An interactive control system includes: an active pen; and an electronic device configured to wirelessly control the active pen, receive a user command, and generate a control command according to the user command, wherein at least one of the active pen and the electronic device is configured to execute a control function according to the control command.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a noise reduction touch light adjustment device including a light adjustment film, a capacitive touch panel, a noise reduction film, a glass substrate, a control circuit module, and an alternating current (AC) transformer. The noise reduction film is disposed between the light adjustment film and the capacitive touch panel to lower noise inputted from the AC transformer into the light adjustment film such that the capacitive touch panel is ensured to be operated precisely.

Abstract: A digital audio array circuit is provided. The digital audio array circuit includes at least two digital audio units and a system master unit. Each of the digital audio units is configured to transform a received sound wave to a digital audio signal. Each of the digital audio units includes a left/right channel configuration input terminal. The system master unit is connected to the at least two digital audio units in time division multiplexing to receive the digital audio signals. The left/right channel configuration input terminal of each of the digital audio units is configured to receive a same synchronizing signal.

Abstract: A bidirectional active stylus and a sensing system are provided. The stylus includes a receiving electrode, a first emitting diode and a second emitting diode. The receiving electrode is configured to receive a synchronous signal from a touch pad. The receiving electrode is disposed at a position closer to the touch pad with respect to the first emitting diode and the second emitting diode. The strength of received signals is improved.

Abstract: A voice wake-up device includes a microphone module, an electrical connector, and a microcontroller unit. The microcontroller unit includes at least one microcontroller and a memory for storing microcontroller-executable instructions. The microcontroller-executable instructions enable the microcontroller unit to execute multiple tasks including detecting whether a sound signal is in ambient sounds received by the microphone module, and generating an input sound signal according to the sound signal; determining whether the input sound signal includes a predetermined wake-up voice; and confirming the predetermined wake-up voice is comprised in the input sound signal and outputting a wake-up instruction to wake up the electronic device entering the non-hibernation mode from the hibernation mode.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a noise reduction touch light adjustment device including a light adjustment film, a capacitive touch panel, a noise reduction film, a glass substrate, a control circuit module, and an alternating current (AC) transformer. The noise reduction film is disposed between the light adjustment film and the capacitive touch panel to lower noise inputted from the AC transformer into the light adjustment film such that the capacitive touch panel is ensured to be operated precisely.

Abstract: A novel method is proposed to operate a stylus product. In this method, inertial measurement unit (IMU) signals are used to estimate a tilted angle of the stylus product. On the other hand, acceleration signals measured when a finger taps a stylus are collected to train a deep neural network as a tap classifier. A combination of the tilted angle and the tap classifier allows a user to interact with a peripheral device (e.g. a touchscreen) by rotating and taping the stylus product. A tap classifying system and a stylus product are also provided.

Abstract: A frequency detector is used for detecting a frequency difference of a signal to be tested from a first time point to a second time point. The frequency detector includes: an alternating current coupled capacitor configured to receive the signal to be tested; a rectifying circuit electrically connected to the alternating current coupled capacitor; an analog-to-digital converter electrically connected to the rectifying circuit; a control unit electrically connected to the analog-to-digital converter; and a counter electrically connected to the rectifying circuit and the control unit, wherein the control unit is configured to calculate the frequency difference of the signal to be tested from the first time point to the second time point according to outputs of the analog-to-digital converter and outputs of the counter.

Abstract: A device for detecting an audio interface includes a processing unit, a first audio interface transmitting circuit, and a second audio interface transmitting circuit. The processing unit is utilized to generate a clock signal and a word select (WS) signal. The first audio interface transmitting circuit is utilized to generate a first audio data according to the clock signal. The second audio interface transmitting circuit is utilized to generate a second audio data according to the clock signal and the WS signal. The processing unit switches to the first audio interface transmitting circuit if a voltage potential of the WS signal remains at a high voltage level or remains at a low voltage level longer than a predetermined period. The processing unit switches to the second audio interface transmitting circuit if the voltage potential of the WS signal changes during the predetermined period.

Abstract: A touch system includes a touch panel; an active pen configured to generate a signal; and a touch controller electrically connected to the touch panel and configured to detect the signal. When the touch controller supports at least two protocols, a protocol of the touch controller is automatically switched to one of the at least two protocols. The active pen automatically detects the one of the at least two protocols, and a protocol of the active pen is switched to the one of the at least two protocols.

Abstract: A configurable amplifier module is disclosed. The configurable amplifier module includes a first amplifier having a non-inverting input, an inverting input, and a first output; a second amplifier having a non-inverting input, an inverting input, and a second output; a first resistor; a second resistor; a third resistor; a detecting unit connected to the second output of the second amplifier and configured to detect whether a current flows through the detecting unit; and a control unit connected to the second resistor and the detecting unit and configured to control the second resistor to be connected to the third resistor or a direct current signal.

Abstract: A capacitive touch system and a sensing method thereof are disclosed. The capacitive touch system includes a touch panel including a plurality of driving electrodes and a plurality of sensing electrodes; a touch control chip; and an external device configured to transmit data to the touch control chip. In a position detection mode, the touch control chip drives the driving electrodes, reads a sensing signal from the sensing electrodes, and determines a position of a touch according to the sensing signal. In a data receiving mode, the touch control chip receives the data transmitted by the external device after a time delay period. In the capacitive touch system and the sensing method thereof, the position detection mode and the data receiving mode can be sequentially performed by delaying the time period.

Abstract: A frequency detector is used for detecting a frequency difference of a signal to be tested from a first time point to a second time point. The frequency detector includes: an alternating current coupled capacitor configured to receive the signal to be tested; a rectifying circuit electrically connected to the alternating current coupled capacitor; an analog-to-digital converter electrically connected to the rectifying circuit; a control unit electrically connected to the analog-to-digital converter; and a counter electrically connected to the rectifying circuit and the control unit, wherein the control unit is configured to calculate the frequency difference of the signal to be tested from the first time point to the second time point according to outputs of the analog-to-digital converter and outputs of the counter.

Abstract: A touch system includes a touch panel; an active pen configured to generate a signal; and a touch controller electrically connected to the touch panel and configured to detect the signal. When the touch controller supports at least two protocols, a protocol of the touch controller is automatically switched to one of the at least two protocols. The active pen automatically detects the one of the at least two protocols, and a protocol of the active pen is switched to the one of the at least two protocols.

Abstract: An integrated framework of a memory storage module and a sensor module comprises a sensor controller, an embedded memory storage device controller, a microcontroller, and a non-volatile memory. By way of integrating the sensor controller and the embedded memory storage device controller sharing a same microcontroller and a same non-volatile memory, the complexity of packaging and the manufacturing cost are accordingly reduced.

Abstract: An on-chip temperature sensing device is disclosed. The disclosed on-chip temperature sensing device is capable of sensing an environmental temperature of the chip. The device comprises a reference generating circuit, a first oscillator, a second oscillator, and an arithmetic logic unit. The reference generating circuit is configured to generate a first control voltage to control the first oscillator and the second oscillator. The bias current of the first oscillator and the bias current of the second oscillator are both controlled by the first control voltage so that the bias current of the first oscillator is directly proportional the bias current of the second oscillator regardless the environmental temperature. The first oscillator generates a first oscillation signal, while the second oscillator generates a second oscillation signal. The arithmetic logic unit may calculate the environmental temperature according to the first oscillation signal and the second oscillation signal.