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In-Cell Self-Capacitive-Type Mobile Touch System and Embedded Readout Circuit in Display Driver IC

Authors
Jun, Jae-HunKim, Beom-JinShin, Sun-KyungJang, KyungjinBaek, Jong-SangKim, Chulwoo
Issue Date
Dec-2016
Publisher
IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
Keywords
Correlated double sampling; in-cell; noise reduction; readout circuit; self-capacitance; touch panel
Citation
JOURNAL OF DISPLAY TECHNOLOGY, v.12, no.12, pp.1613 - 1622
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Journal Title
JOURNAL OF DISPLAY TECHNOLOGY
Volume
12
Number
12
Start Page
1613
End Page
1622
URI
https://scholar.korea.ac.kr/handle/2021.sw.korea/86618
DOI
10.1109/JDT.2016.2624300
ISSN
1551-319X
Abstract
A mobile display system, which includes a self-capacitive type in-cell touch screen panel and a display driver IC, in which the readout circuit is embedded, is developed for reduced cost, improved display performance, and superior touch performance. A touch electrode is implemented with a segmented common electrode of an LCD display. The display system of the in-cell touch panel is 5.7-in a-Si HD (720 x 1280), the number of touch electrodes is 576 (18 x 32), and the sensor pitch is approximately 4 mm. Compared to the display-only system, display performance degradation does not occur in the proposed system since in-cell technology is adopted. Despite using a self-capacitance sensing method in the panel, unlimited multitouch is available by using an all-point sensing scheme; this system shows a touch accuracy of less than 0.2 mm and signal-to-noise ratio is measured to be more than 48 dB in the entire panel without any digital filter. To enhance the touch performance, we proposed noise reduction techniques that are strongly related to the display operation, such as base line compensation, delta adding correlated double sampling, and the use of a high-voltage charge compensator. The power consumption including micro controller unit (MCU) is less than 30 mW.
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