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3.3
Linear sensor
A linear sensor is a set of contiguous capacitive electrodes connected to the device and
placed in a single line. Touch sensors are typically linear, running only along a single axis.
They can be made up of a set of electrodes, depending on the required size and resolution.
Linear sensors use differential capacitance changes between adjacent capacitive
electrodes to determine the finger or conductive object position with greater resolution.
The size and targeted application tend to dictate the linear touch sensor layout. However,
some general rules apply to any kind of layout:
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To ensure that the conductive object couples to more than one element, each element
must be small enough for the finger to overlap its outside edge. However, it must also
be large enough to have correct sensitivity even through the application overlay.
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The extremities must be a half electrode and both should be connected so that the
linear touch sensor is well balanced (see Figure 13).
There are 2 kinds of linear sensors:
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Normal patterned linear sensors
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Interlaced patterned linear sensors
3.3.1
Normal patterned linear sensor
With a normal patterned linear sensor (see Figure 13), the linearity is limited due to the ratio
square width versus finger touch area. To improve the linearity, to get a smoother transition
between items and to increase the resolution, it is recommended to use an interlaced
electrode with crisscross teeth as shown in Figure 14.
Figure 13.
Normal patterned linear sensor with five electrodes (20-50 mm long)
1.
Legend: e is the gap between two sensor electrodes, h is the height of the sensor electrode, and w is the
width of the sensor electrode.
The size of the square electrode and gap between electrodes are valid irrespective of the
number of electrodes.
To get larger linear sensors, the number of electrodes can be increased to eight.
This solution is mainly used by RC acquisition principle.
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