Abstract: One or more examples relate, generally, to a method for capacitive touch sensing that includes: performing first self-capacitance measurement of an electrode of a touch sensor while a driven shield-signal is provided to at least a portion of shielding of the electrode; determining a first touch sensing result at least partially responsive to determining that a value representing performing first self-capacitance measurement exceeds a first threshold value; performing second self-capacitance measurement of the electrode of the touch sensor while a ground signal is provided to at least the portion of shielding of the electrode; determining a second touch sensing result at least partially responsive to determining that a value representing performing second self-capacitance measurement exceeds a second threshold value, the second threshold value different from the first threshold value; and determining a touch result responsive to both the first touch sensing result and the second touch sensing result being indi

Abstract: Disclosed embodiments relate, generally, to a dual measurement technique for capacitance sensing, and related systems and methods. In one embodiment, a capacitance sensing method characterized by moisture tolerance is performed and another capacitance sensing method characterized by proximity tolerance is performed. In one embodiment, the method characterized by moisture tolerance is a driven-shield self-capacitance sensing measurement, and the method characterized by proximity tolerance is a grounded-shield self-capacitance sensing measurement.

Abstract: Disclosed embodiments relate, generally, to a dual measurement technique for capacitance sensing, and related systems and methods. In one embodiment, a capacitance sensing method characterized by moisture tolerance is performed and another capacitance sensing method characterized by proximity tolerance is performed. In one embodiment, the method characterized by moisture tolerance is a driven-shield self-capacitance sensing measurement, and the method characterized by proximity tolerance is a grounded-shield self-capacitance sensing measurement.

Abstract: A touch sensing circuit includes: a plurality of sensor channels; a controller coupled to the plurality of sensor channels, the controller configured to: map the sensor channels to sensor nodes, the sensor nodes forming a plurality of interleaved lumped sensors, where at least two of the interleaved lumped sensors include a common sensor node; scan, during a scan period, the interleaved lumped sensors to detect one or more touch inputs; and responsive to detecting one or more touch inputs, determining a location of at least one touch input.

Abstract: A touch sensing circuit includes: a plurality of sensor channels; a controller coupled to the plurality of sensor channels, the controller configured to: map the sensor channels to sensor nodes, the sensor nodes forming a plurality of interleaved lumped sensors, where at least two of the interleaved lumped sensors include a common sensor node; scan, during a scan period, the interleaved lumped sensors to detect one or more touch inputs; and responsive to detecting one or more touch inputs, determining a location of at least one touch input.

Abstract: In an embodiment, a touch sensing circuit comprises a plurality of sensor channels and a controller circuit coupled to the plurality of sensor channels. The controller circuit is configured to: map the sensor channels to lumped sensors; scan, during a scan period, the lumped sensors to detect touch input; and responsive to detecting touch input associated with at least one of the lumped sensors, scan the sensor channels mapped to the at least one lumped sensor.

Abstract: In certain embodiments, a touch-sensor controller is operable to apply a first voltage to a first drive line. The first drive line comprises a first one or more drive electrodes. The touch-sensor controller is further operable to measure a second voltage across a capacitor. The capacitor is coupled to a first sense line. The first sense line comprises a first one or more sense electrodes. The touch-sensor controller is further operable to determine, based on the second voltage across the capacitor, a touch at a first capacitive node formed by an overlapping of a first region of the first drive line and a first region of the first sense line.

Abstract: In certain embodiments, a touch-sensor controller is operable to apply a first voltage to a first drive line. The first drive line comprises a first one or more drive electrodes. The touch-sensor controller is further operable to measure a second voltage across a capacitor. The capacitor is coupled to a first sense line. The first sense line comprises a first one or more sense electrodes. The touch-sensor controller is further operable to determine, based on the second voltage across the capacitor, a touch at a first capacitive node formed by an overlapping of a first region of the first drive line and a first region of the first sense line.