Abstract: A scanning method of a touch panel is provided. The touch panel has a horizontal channel group including a plurality of horizontal channels and a vertical channel group including a plurality of vertical channels. According to the scanning method, N channels may be scanned simultaneously, wherein the N channels are selected from the horizontal channel group or the vertical channel group, the N channels are not adjacent to each other, N is a positive integer, and N is less than a channel amount of the selected channel group. Thereby, the scanning speed and the sensing accuracy of the touch panel using the scanning method are enhanced.

Abstract: A stacked antenna includes a first dielectric substrate, a second dielectric substrate, at least one vertical conductive structure, at least one transmission line structure, a driven element, at least one reflector and a director. The second dielectric substrate is stacked on the first dielectric substrate. The conductive structure penetrates the first dielectric substrate or the second dielectric substrate. The transmission line structure is disposed between the first and second dielectric substrates. The driven element is disposed between the first and second dielectric substrates and is electrically connected to the conductive structure through the transmission line structure. The reflector is spaced from the driven element by the first dielectric substrate and is disposed under the first dielectric substrate. The director is spaced from the driven element by the second dielectric substrate.

Abstract: A control apparatus for controlling a panel module including a touch panel and a display panel is provided. The control apparatus includes: a display driver, coupled to the display panel, for controlling display operations of the display panel according to a plurality of driving signals; and a touch controller, coupled to the touch panel and the display driver, for referring to a level transition of at least one driving signal of the driving signals to generate a touch control signal corresponding to a touch sensing output generated by the touch panel.

Abstract: A method of adjusting gain balance of an optical transducer includes the following steps. First, two external gains are predetermined. Next, the projection position of a reflection spot is adjusted toward one side of the optical transducer, and the current output values of the optical transducer each corresponding to one of the external gains are measured, respectively. Next, the projection position of the reflection spot is adjusted toward the other side of the optical transducer, and the current output values of the optical transducer each corresponding to one of the external gains are measured, respectively. Then, a gain balance value of the optical transducer is adjusted, and is set as the external gain. Next, the projection position of the reflection spot is adjusted. Finally, the projection position of the reflection spot, where the current output value of the transducer is equal to 0, is locked to complete the adjustment rapidly.

Abstract: A method for controlling laser power of an optical disk drive is provided. Firstly, a power-controlling curve of a first loop circuit is formed according to a real test. Next, two test points are selected from the power-controlling curve. Then, the voltage outputted from a second loop circuit is adjusted. After that, whether the generated internal power signal is equal to the internal power signal of the two test points is checked. Afterwards, the voltage outputted from the second loop circuit is recorded. Then, the gain of the two loop circuits under the same change of the internal power signal is calculated. Lastly, a gained power-controlling curve of the first loop circuit is used as a power-controlling curve of the second loop circuit, such that the power-controlling curve is quickly obtained.

Abstract: A method for determining a focus height of an optical disc drive is provided. A disc is placed into the optical disc drive. An objective lens is moved to lock a focus on a data layer of the disc. The objective lens is radially moved from inner tracks to outer tracks, and at the same time the focus voltages at the radial position are recorded. A focus voltage curve is curve-fitted based on the recorded focus voltages. A corresponding refocus voltage is obtained from the focus voltage curve according to the radial position where a focus drop occurs. The objective lens is moved to the focus height by the refocus voltage for refocusing.

Abstract: A method for discriminating a light-scribe disc includes reading the media ID of the disc, comparing the read media ID with media IDs on a table by the bit searching method, discriminating the media ID with the same bit form from the table, setting the operating parameters of the media ID as the operating parameters of printing label, and waiting for a command to print the label to enhance efficiency.

Abstract: A touch control system for controlling a touch panel includes a controller and a first sensing circuit. The controller generates and outputs a control signal. The first sensing circuit is coupled to the control device and to sensing lines of the touch panel, and the first sensing circuit receives the control signal from the controller, and generates at least one scan control signal according to the received control signal to determine a scan timing setting.

Abstract: A method for identifying a layer number of an optical disc is provided. Firstly, a SA value is adjusted to a standard SA value of each of two data layers in sequence. Next, focusing courses are performed so as to enable the focus point to pass through the optical disc. Then, maximum amplitudes of focusing error signals in the focusing courses are recorded. After that, whether the maximum amplitudes of the focusing error signals recorded in the focusing courses are equal is checked. If the maximum amplitudes are equal, the optical disc is identified as a double-layered disc. If the maximum amplitudes are not equal, the optical disc is identified as a single-layered disc.

Abstract: A method for identifying an abnormal disc includes the steps of: forming three testing spherical aberration (SA) values including an SA value of a thinner data layer, a standard SA value and an SA value of a thicker data layer; adjusting to one of the testing SA values; performing focus for a target disc and recording a focus error signal; obtaining a maximum focus error signal and a corresponding testing SA value by way of comparison; and checking whether the corresponding testing SA value is equal to the standard SA value, and identifying the target disc as a normal disc if yes, or otherwise identifying the target disc as the abnormal disc and re-adjusting the SA value to enhance the signal quality.

Abstract: A method for labeling an optical disc includes the following steps: receiving a command of a light scribe application program of a host to start labeling, reading an indication area of the optical disc to obtain information of labeling, transmitting the information of labeling to the host, and planning blocks capable of being labeled in the drawing area of the optical disc by the host. If planning the blocks capable of being labeled fails, labeling stops; and if planning the blocks capable of being labeled is successful, the drawing area of the optical disc is labeled, an indication is recorded at the indication area of the optical disc corresponding to the labeled block, and labeling then stops.

Abstract: A charger for charging a second battery is provided. The charger includes a charging circuit, a charging interface, the charger further comprise an audio interface, a switch and a sound output device. The switch used for connecting an audio interface to a charging circuit or a sound output device. When the sound output device connects to the audio interface, the sound output device plays the audio signals outputted by the audio player via the audio interface; when the charging circuit connected to the audio interface, the audio player output energy to the electronic device via the charging circuit and the charging interface, thereby charging the electronic device.

Abstract: A method of adjusting gain balance of an optical transducer includes the following steps. First, two external gains are predetermined. Next, the projection position of a reflection spot is adjusted toward one side of the optical transducer, and the current output values of the optical transducer each corresponding to one of the external gains are measured, respectively, Next, the projection position of the reflection spot is adjusted toward the other side of the optical transducer, and the current output values of the optical transducer each corresponding to one of the external gains are measured, respectively. Then, a gain balance value of the optical transducer is adjusted, and is set as the external gain. Next, the projection position of the reflection spot is adjusted. Finally, the projection position of the reflection spot, where the current output value of the transducer is equal to 0, is locked to complete the adjustment rapidly.

Abstract: A method for compensating the offset of a laser power control circuit, which predetermines a fixed reference voltage, adjusts the offset voltage by adding the reference voltage, outputs a summed voltage to a pick-up head, tries to ignite the pick-up head, detects the voltage of the pick-up head, checks whether the detected voltage rises to a specific threshold voltage, continues adjusting the offset voltage if the detected voltage has not risen to the specific threshold voltage and records the offset voltage if the detected voltage has risen to the specific threshold voltage, and configures the offset voltage to be the voltage offset compensation for the laser power control circuit, thereby eliminating feature differences of different pick-up heads of the laser power control circuit.

Abstract: The invention is to provide a method for distinguishing optical discs, which first locks a focus on a data layer of an optical disc to cross the grooves and the lands of the optical disc, then starts testing and counting the time for testing, records a detected RF signal, checks if the time for testing reaches a predetermined time, continues locking the focus on the data layer to test if it has not, finds out the maximum intensity of the detected RF signal among the recorded RF signals, and compares the maximum intensity of the detected RF signal with the parameters regarding formats of optical discs previously stored in order to correctly distinguish the optical disc.

Abstract: A temperature compensation method for laser power in an optical disk drive is provided. A predetermined linear-fitting power curve and a temperature-changing slope curve are previously stored in the optical disk drive. Firstly, an output of laser power is controlled according to the predetermined linear-fitting power curve to read/write data. Next, the temperature of the disk drive is detected. Then, whether the temperature has changed is checked. If the temperature has not changed, the method continues to read/write data. If the temperature has changed, the method obtains a relative slope from the slope curve by use of the temperature of the disk drive, displaces the slope of the predetermined linear-fitting power curve with the obtained relative slope to form a new linear-fitting power curve for replacing the predetermined linear-fitting power curve, and controls the output of laser power.

Abstract: A method of detecting an abnormal disc is provided. Firstly, an objective lens is moved along a one-way path for enabling the light beam of the objective lens to pass through the data layer of a disc. Next, the path having RF signal is detected and recorded. Then, whether the terminal of the one-way path is reached is determined: if the terminal is not reached, the method continues to move the objective lens; if the terminal is reached, the method calculates the length of vibration path on which RF signal is detected. After that, whether the length of vibration path is larger than a path threshold is determined: if the length of vibration path is not larger than a path threshold, the disc is a normal disc; if the length of vibration path is larger than the path threshold, the disc is an abnormal disc.

Abstract: A method for controlling laser power of an optical disk drive is provided. Firstly, a power-controlling curve of a first loop circuit is formed according to a real test. Next, two test points are selected from the power-controlling curve. Then, the voltage outputted from a second loop circuit is adjusted. After that, whether the generated internal power signal is equal to the internal power signal of the two test points is checked. Afterwards, the voltage outputted from the second loop circuit is recorded. Then, the gain of the two loop circuits under the same change of the internal power signal is calculated. Lastly, a gained power-controlling curve of the first loop circuit is used as a power-controlling curve of the second loop circuit, such that the power-controlling curve is quickly obtained.

Abstract: A belt tension mechanism includes a tension roller disposed on a side of a photoconductive belt for pressing the photoconductive belt, a first elastic component connected to the tension roller for providing the elastic force to the tension roller, and a releasing device disposed on the other side of the photoconductive belt. The releasing device includes a actuating component for moving in a first direction and separating from the tension roller when being electrified so that the first elastic component can drive the tension roller to a position where the tension roller can press the photoconductive belt, and a second elastic component connected to the actuating component for driving the actuating component to a second direction opposite to the first direction when the actuating component is not electrified so that the actuating component can drive the tension roller to a position where the tension roller cannot press the photoconductive belt.

Abstract: The present invention provides a device and method for compensating signal in a light-scribe system. A light processing unit processes the reflection received by a light emitter to form a pulse wave. A microprocessor receives the pulse signal and detects the loss of pulse wave with a detector. A timer counts the interruption time of the pulse wave. A comparator compares the interruption time to a threshold. If the interruption time is greater than the threshold, a pulse generator produces a replacing pulse wave. A logical circuit receives the pulse wave and the replacing pulse wave, outputs the pulse wave from the light processing unit if there is loss of pulse wave, and outputs the replacing pulse wave if there is no pulse wave loss.