Abstract: A touch position coordinate detecting system is provided that is based on surface acoustic waves and includes arrays of reflective patterns between a touch region of a touch panel. An initial burst that includes two frequency components is sent on the panel. The reflective arrays include two sub-arrays centered respectively at the two frequencies. A touch on the panel involves an absorption of the acoustic waves traveling in the region of the panel, and provides a localized damping in a time output signal. A time localized damping is detected for each reflected frequency components, thereby enhancing the signal-to-noise ratio of the system.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a dual-band power amplifier, capable of operating at a first frequency and a different second frequency simultaneously. The dual-band power amplifier comprises a first gain stage; a second power stage; an input matching unit electrically connected between the first gain stage and a signal input port; an inter-stage matching unit electrically connected between the first gain stage and the second power stage and an output matching unit electrically connected between the second power stage and an output signal port. According to the dual-band power amplifier and the design formula of matching circuit of the present invention, the present invention can simplify the circuit structure and is suitable for various dual-band communication systems.

Abstract: A touch position coordinate detecting system is provided that is based on surface acoustic waves and includes arrays of reflective patterns between a touch region of a touch panel. An initial burst that includes two frequency components is sent on the panel. The reflective arrays include two sub-arrays centered respectively at the two frequencies. A touch on the panel involves an absorption of the acoustic waves traveling in the region of the panel, and provides a localized damping in a time output signal. A time localized damping is detected for each reflected frequency components, thereby enhancing the signal-to-noise ratio of the system.