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JPS6131484B2
JPS6131484B2 JP57149484A JP14948482A JPS6131484B2 JP S6131484 B2 JPS6131484 B2 JP S6131484B2 JP 57149484 A JP57149484 A JP 57149484A JP 14948482 A JP14948482 A JP 14948482A JP S6131484 B2 JPS6131484 B2 JP S6131484B2
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measurement
wires
line
wire
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Inventor
Mitsuo Sudo
Atsushi Kato
Tadashi Sekine
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Kangyo Denkikiki KK
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    • G06COMPUTING OR CALCULATING; COUNTING
    • G06FELECTRIC DIGITAL DATA PROCESSING
    • G06F3/00Input arrangements for transferring data to be processed into a form capable of being handled by the computer; Output arrangements for transferring data from processing unit to output unit, e.g. interface arrangements
    • G06F3/01Input arrangements or combined input and output arrangements for interaction between user and computer
    • G06F3/03Arrangements for converting the position or the displacement of a member into a coded form
    • G06F3/041Digitisers, e.g. for touch screens or touch pads, characterised by the transducing means
    • G06F3/045Digitisers, e.g. for touch screens or touch pads, characterised by the transducing means using resistive elements, e.g. a single continuous surface or two parallel surfaces put in contact

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Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 この発明は入力ペンにより入力面に対して入力
すると、つまり入力ペンを入力面にタツチする
と、その入力点に対応した信号が、つまり1次元
又は2次元の座標信号が出力されるタブレツトに
関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION According to the present invention, when an input pen is used to input an input to an input surface, that is, when the input pen is touched on the input surface, a signal corresponding to the input point, that is, a one-dimensional or two-dimensional coordinate signal is generated. Regarding the output tablet.

<従来技術> 従来のタブレツトは、例えば第1図に示すよう
に入力面11上にほゞ平行した導線1〜1nが
近接して平行して配されて、その入力面11の
ほゞ全面を埋めており、導線1〜1nの一端
は、導線1〜1nの配列方向に延長した抵抗体
12に接続されており、抵抗体12の両端に例え
ば直流電圧の電源13が接続される。
<Prior Art> In a conventional tablet, for example, as shown in FIG . One end of the conducting wires 1 1 to 1n is connected to a resistor 12 extending in the direction in which the conducting wires 1 1 to 1n are arranged, and a power source 13 of, for example, a DC voltage is connected to both ends of the resistor 12. .

従つて抵抗体12によつて、その電源13の電
圧を分圧した各電位が導体線1〜1n上に現わ
れており、この入力面に対し、ペンを入力させて
導体線1〜1nの何れかに接触させると、その
導体線の電位が取出される。つまり導体線1
1nの配列方向における入力点位置情報を電位と
して検出することができる。このようなタブレツ
トにおいて、その位置情報の分解能をあげるには
導体線1〜1nの隣接間隔を狭くすることにな
り、従つて抵抗体12上のその各導体線の接続点
間における抵抗値の差を均一にし、且つその差を
小さくする必要があり、このような抵抗体を作る
ことは困難なことになる。
Therefore, each potential obtained by dividing the voltage of the power supply 13 appears on the conductor wires 1 1 to 1n by the resistor 12, and by inputting a pen to this input surface, the conductor wires 1 1 to 1n When it comes into contact with any one of the conductor wires, the potential of that conductor wire is taken out. In other words, conductor wire 1 1 ~
Input point position information in the 1n arrangement direction can be detected as a potential. In such a tablet, in order to increase the resolution of the positional information, the distance between adjacent conductor lines 1 1 to 1n must be narrowed, and therefore the resistance value between the connection points of each conductor line on the resistor 12 can be reduced. It is necessary to make the difference uniform and to reduce the difference, which makes it difficult to manufacture such a resistor.

<発明の概要> この発明の目的は、高い分解能のものを比較的
容易に作ることができるタブレツトを提供するこ
とにある。
<Summary of the Invention> An object of the present invention is to provide a tablet that can be manufactured with high resolution relatively easily.

この発明によれば、絶縁基板上に複数の導電性
材の計測素線がほゞ平行に順次近接して配列さ
れ、これら計測素線はジグザグな通路を構成する
ように順次直列に接続されて計測線とされる。こ
の計測線の両端に例えば一定電圧が印加されるよ
うにされる。且つこの計測線上の電位として入力
されたペンの位置情報を検出する手段が設けられ
る。計測素線の隣接するものの間にそれぞれその
延長方向に延長した検出線が配置され、これら検
出線は並列的に接続されて互いに同電位とされて
おり、入力ペンによつて入力点の計測線とそのす
ぐ近くの検出線とが互いに電気的に接続されて、
計測線上の電位を検出線より取出すようにされ
る。
According to this invention, a plurality of measurement wires made of a conductive material are arranged approximately parallel to each other and successively close to each other on an insulating substrate, and these measurement wires are sequentially connected in series to form a zigzag path. It is considered a measurement line. For example, a constant voltage is applied to both ends of this measurement line. In addition, means is provided for detecting pen position information input as a potential on this measurement line. Detection lines extending in the direction of extension are placed between adjacent measurement wires, and these detection lines are connected in parallel and have the same potential. and the detection line in its immediate vicinity are electrically connected to each other,
The potential on the measurement line is taken out from the detection line.

このようなものを2組設け、計測素線の延長方
向が、入力面に対して直角方向から見た場合に互
いに交叉するようにすることによつて2次元の信
号を取出すことができる。
A two-dimensional signal can be extracted by providing two sets of such devices so that the extending directions of the measuring wires intersect with each other when viewed from a direction perpendicular to the input surface.

<原理> 第2図はこの発明によるタブレツトの原理を示
す。絶縁基板11上に計測素線1〜1nが近接
平行して配列され、これら計測素線1〜1nは
この例においては、両端が交互に互いに接続され
て全体としてジグザグの計測線14が構成されて
いる。この計測線14は入力面15の全体を少く
ともほぼカバーしているように形成されている。
更に計測線14の両端は端子16及び17とさ
れ、これら間に直流電源18が接続される。
<Principle> FIG. 2 shows the principle of the tablet according to the invention. Measuring wires 1 1 to 1n are arranged close to each other in parallel on an insulating substrate 11, and in this example, both ends of these measuring wires 1 1 to 1n are alternately connected to each other to form a zigzag measuring wire 14 as a whole. It is configured. The measurement line 14 is formed to at least substantially cover the entire input surface 15.
Further, both ends of the measurement line 14 are terminals 16 and 17, and a DC power source 18 is connected between these terminals.

この入力面15の任意の位置に、入力ペンを入
力し、例えば点19を入力点とすると、この点1
9における電位は、計測素線1〜1nの配列方
向における位置と対応したものとなる。今、計測
素線1〜1nの配列方向における全幅をuと
し、入力点19の計測素線1からの距離をXと
し、電源18の電圧をEとすると、入力点19の
電圧Vxは、E×Vx/uとなる。このようにしてその 入力点19の電位を測定することによつて、この
例においては計測線の配列方向における位置を電
気信号として取出すことができる。
If you input an input pen to any position on this input surface 15 and set point 19 as an input point, then this point 1
The potential at 9 corresponds to the position in the arrangement direction of the measurement wires 1 1 to 1 n. Now, if the total width of the measurement wires 1 1 to 1n in the arrangement direction is u, the distance from the input point 19 to the measurement wire 1 1 is X, and the voltage of the power source 18 is E, then the voltage Vx of the input point 19 is , E×Vx/u. By measuring the potential at the input point 19 in this manner, the position in the arrangement direction of the measurement lines can be extracted as an electrical signal in this example.

この電気信号としての取出しを、その入力点1
9に、例えば入力ペン21を接触させ、入力ペン
21の電位を測定しても良いが、入力ペン21は
その入力点の選択に応じて移動させる必要がある
から、取出し点が固定されることが好ましい。
This output as an electrical signal is performed at its input point 1.
For example, the potential of the input pen 21 may be measured by bringing the input pen 21 into contact with 9, but since the input pen 21 needs to be moved according to the selection of the input point, the extraction point must be fixed. is preferred.

この点より例えば第3図に示すように、絶縁基
板11上にほゞ同一長さの計測素線1〜1nが
平行近接し、図においては横方向に延長し縦方向
に配列されており、その両端が交互に隣接するも
のが順次接続されてジグザグな計測線14とされ
ており、更にこれら計測素線の各隣接するものの
間にそれぞれ検出線22が、その計測素線に沿つ
て延長してほゞ同一長さに形成されており、これ
らは並列的に接続される。即ち、各計測素線の延
長方向の両端に、その配列方向に沿つて近接して
接続線23,24が形成され、且つ検出線22は
一本おきに接続線23に接続され、他の一本おき
の検出線23は接続線24にそれぞれ接続され
る。
From this point, for example, as shown in FIG. 3, the measurement wires 1 1 to 1n of approximately the same length are arranged in parallel and close to each other on the insulating substrate 11, and in the figure, they extend horizontally and are arranged vertically. , the ends of which are adjacent to each other are sequentially connected to form a zigzag measurement line 14, and a detection line 22 is extended between each adjacent measurement line 14 along the measurement line. They are formed to have approximately the same length, and are connected in parallel. That is, connection lines 23 and 24 are formed at both ends of each measurement wire in the extending direction, close to each other along the arrangement direction, and every other detection line 22 is connected to the connection line 23, and every other detection line 22 is connected to the connection line 23, and the other Every other detection line 23 is connected to a connection line 24, respectively.

このような構成において上述のように計測線1
4の両端の端子16,17間に電源を接続し、更
にこの入力面15に対する入力をペン21によ
り、例えば入力点19に入力してこの位置におい
て計測素線と検出線とを入力ペン21によつて短
絡させる。従つてその入力された点の計測線14
における電位が検出線22を通じて接続線23,
24つまり端子23a,24aより導出され、こ
の端子23a,24aの電位を測定することによ
つて入力点の電位を測定することができる。検出
線は計測素線と各部において近接して設けられ、
且つその電位を保持するようにされており、その
計測素線と短絡された点の位置における計測素線
の電位にすべての検出線の電位が等しくなるよう
にされる。このようにすれば接続線23,24の
電位を測定することにより、入力点21自体にお
ける電位を測定することなく、固定した位置にお
ける電位から入力位置を電気信号として取り出す
ことができる。
In such a configuration, as described above, the measurement line 1
A power supply is connected between the terminals 16 and 17 at both ends of the input screen 15, and the input to the input surface 15 is input to, for example, the input point 19 using the pen 21. At this position, the measurement wire and the detection wire are input to the input pen 21. Twist and short circuit. Therefore, the measurement line 14 of the input point
The potential at is passed through the detection line 22 to the connection line 23,
24, that is, terminals 23a and 24a, and by measuring the potentials of these terminals 23a and 24a, the potential of the input point can be measured. The detection line is provided close to the measurement wire at each part,
In addition, the potential is held so that the potential of all the detection lines becomes equal to the potential of the measurement wire at the point where the measurement wire is short-circuited. In this way, by measuring the potentials of the connecting lines 23 and 24, the input position can be extracted as an electrical signal from the potential at a fixed position without measuring the potential at the input point 21 itself.

尚、計測素線1〜1nは例えば1mmにつき4
本以上程度の密度で形成される。これら計測素線
や検出線は、例えば絶縁基板11上の一面に金属
薄板が付着され、その状態において、化学的蝕刻
法により、同時に形成することができる。例えば
計測素線の幅及び検出線の幅は60ミクロンとし、
計測素線と検出線との間隔、つまり非導体部分の
幅も60ミクロン程度にすることができる。これら
計測素線や検出線の厚さは例えば35ミクロン程度
とされる。
In addition, for example, the measurement wires 1 1 to 1n are 4 mm per 1 mm.
It is formed with a density comparable to that of a book. These measurement wires and detection wires can be formed simultaneously by, for example, a thin metal plate attached to one surface of the insulating substrate 11, and using a chemical etching method in that state. For example, the width of the measurement wire and the width of the detection line are 60 microns,
The distance between the measurement wire and the detection wire, that is, the width of the non-conductor portion, can also be set to about 60 microns. The thickness of these measurement wires and detection wires is, for example, about 35 microns.

このように一次元、第3図においては上下方向
のつまりY軸方向の位置のみの検出になり、X方
向における検出も行うためには、例えば第4図に
示すように絶縁基板25上に、その入力面15の
全体に渡つて、図において縦方向の計測素線2
〜2mを近接平行に配列し、その隣接するものの
両端を交互に反対の端を互いに接続してジグザグ
の計測線26を形成し、更に各計測素線2〜2
mの各隣接するものの間に、これに沿つて検出線
27をほゞ同一長さにそれぞれ形成し、これら計
測素線の延長方向の両側に接近してその配列方向
に延長した接続線28,29を形成し、その接続
線28,29に検出線27を交互にそれぞれその
一端で接続する。計測線26の両端は端子31,
32として導出され、且つ接続線28,29はそ
れぞれ端子28a,29aに接続される。
In this way, in one dimension, as shown in FIG. 3, only the position in the vertical direction, that is, in the Y-axis direction, is detected, and in order to also detect in the X direction, for example, as shown in FIG. 4, on the insulating substrate 25, Across the entire input surface 15, the measuring wire 2 1 in the vertical direction in the figure
~2 m are arranged in close parallel to each other, and the opposite ends of the adjacent ones are alternately connected to each other to form a zigzag measurement line 26, and each measurement wire 2 1 to 2
Detection lines 27 are formed with substantially the same length between adjacent ones of m, and connecting lines 28 extend in the arrangement direction approaching both sides of the measurement strands in the direction in which they are arranged. 29, and the detection lines 27 are alternately connected to the connection lines 28 and 29 at one end thereof. Both ends of the measurement line 26 are connected to terminals 31,
32, and connection lines 28 and 29 are connected to terminals 28a and 29a, respectively.

これらを第3図、第4図に示したものを重ね合
せることによつて、入力点をX方向及びY方向の
各位置信号として取出すことができる。
By superimposing these shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the input points can be extracted as position signals in the X direction and the Y direction.

<実施例> この発明のタブレツトの実施例の断面図を第5
図に示す。即ち、例えば厚さが20ミクロン程度の
フイルムの絶縁基板11上に、計測素線1〜1
nが図において紙面と直角方向に形成され、各計
測素線の間に検出線22が平行に形成される。即
ち第3図に示した状態に形成されており、この場
合、各隣接する計測素線と検出線との間は樹脂の
絶縁性分離体33がそれぞれ形成されており、分
離体33の高さを計測素線1〜1nや検出線2
2よりも高くし、計測素線と検出線は同一高さと
し、例えばその差を6ミクロン程度とし、その上
に可撓性導電性シート34が配置される。可撓性
導電性シート34としては、例えばゴムシート3
5の下に、導電性塗料36をコートして、その導
電性塗料36が、分離体33上に接触して配され
るようにする。この可撓性導電性シート34は、
例えば厚さが20ミクロンとされる。更にその上に
必要に応じて1〜10ミクロン程度の紙等のグラフ
用紙37が配される。
<Example> A cross-sectional view of an example of the tablet of this invention is shown in the fifth example.
As shown in the figure. That is, the measurement wires 1 1 to 1 are placed on an insulating substrate 11 made of a film having a thickness of about 20 microns, for example.
n is formed in the direction perpendicular to the paper surface in the figure, and detection lines 22 are formed in parallel between each measurement element wire. That is, they are formed in the state shown in FIG. 3, and in this case, insulating resin separators 33 are formed between each adjacent measurement wire and detection wire, and the height of the separators 33 is Measuring wire 1 1 ~ 1n or detection wire 2
2, and the measurement wire and the detection wire are made to have the same height, for example, with a difference of about 6 microns, and the flexible conductive sheet 34 is placed thereon. As the flexible conductive sheet 34, for example, the rubber sheet 3
5 is coated with a conductive paint 36 so that the conductive paint 36 is placed in contact with the separator 33. This flexible conductive sheet 34 is
For example, the thickness is 20 microns. Furthermore, a graph paper 37 such as paper with a thickness of about 1 to 10 microns is placed on top of it, if necessary.

更にこの絶縁基板11の反対の面に、計測素線
〜2mが形成される。この計測素線2〜2
mと計測素線1〜1nは互いに直角な方向とさ
れるが図では分り易くするために絶縁基板11の
底面より下を90度回転して示している。計測素線
〜2mと、これらの間に検出線27とが第4
図に示したように形成され、各計測素線と検出線
27との間に絶縁材の分離体38を形成し、しか
もこれらを計測素線や検出線よりも僅か突出さ
せ、その突出された分離体上に可撓性導電性シー
ト39が配され、この導電性シート39としては
例えばゴムシート41と、その一面に導電性塗料
42を塗布したもので構成することができ、この
導電性塗料42側を樹脂材の分離体38と接触し
て配置する。このようなタブレツトを例えば表面
の少し粗い台板43上に配置して入力ペン21に
よつて、例えばグラフ用紙37の上から押えつけ
て入力する。この押え付けにより可撓性導電性シ
ート34がたわみ計測素線1と検出線22と接触
し、この接触した計測素線1と検出線22とが導
電性シート34を介して互に電気的に接続され
る。同様にして、又導電性シート39によつて計
測素線2と検出線27とが互に電気的に接続する
ことになる。図示例においては例えば入力ペン2
1として0.3ミリのシヤープペンシルのペン先と
した場合、そのコンマ2ミリの部分が計測素線と
検出線との複数本に導電性シートを押え付けるこ
とになり、導電性シートを通じてこれら計測素線
と検出線とは互いに電気的に接続される。このよ
うにして二次元のタブレツトが構成される。
Further, on the opposite surface of this insulating substrate 11, measurement wires 2 1 to 2 m are formed. This measurement wire 2 1 - 2
m and the measurement wires 1 1 to 1 n are assumed to be perpendicular to each other, but in the figure, the portion below the bottom surface of the insulating substrate 11 is shown rotated by 90 degrees for clarity. The measurement wires 2 1 to 2 m and the detection wire 27 between them are the fourth
It is formed as shown in the figure, and a separate body 38 of insulating material is formed between each measurement element wire and the detection wire 27, and these are made to protrude slightly from the measurement element wires and the detection wire 27. A flexible conductive sheet 39 is disposed on the separator, and the conductive sheet 39 can be composed of, for example, a rubber sheet 41 and a conductive paint 42 coated on one side of the rubber sheet 41. 42 side is placed in contact with the separator 38 made of resin material. Such a tablet is placed, for example, on a base plate 43 with a slightly rough surface, and is pressed down with the input pen 21 from above, for example, graph paper 37 to input information. Due to this pressing, the flexible conductive sheet 34 comes into contact with the deflection measurement wire 1 and the detection wire 22, and the contact measurement wire 1 and the detection wire 22 are electrically connected to each other via the conductive sheet 34. Connected. Similarly, the measurement wire 2 and the detection wire 27 are electrically connected to each other by the conductive sheet 39. In the illustrated example, for example, the input pen 2
1. If the nib of a 0.3 mm sharp pencil is used, the comma 2 mm portion will press the conductive sheet against multiple measurement wires and detection wires, and these measurement wires will be pressed through the conductive sheet. and the detection line are electrically connected to each other. In this way, a two-dimensional tablet is constructed.

なお、第5図に示した構成のものを作るには、
例えば絶縁シートの両面に、銅等が被着されてお
り、これに対してエツチングにより計測素線及び
検出線をその両面にそれぞれ形成し、その後、例
えばエポキシ系の液状樹脂をその両面に塗つて、
更にその上に剥離紙を乗せてローラーで液状樹脂
を計測素線と検出線との間に押し込み、その後表
面研磨して、各計測素線や検出線、つまり最初の
銅の面を露出させ、次に僅かエツチングしてその
銅の面を低くし、これ等に押し込まれた樹脂材で
分離体をそれぞれ構成する。
In addition, to make the configuration shown in Figure 5,
For example, copper or the like is coated on both sides of an insulating sheet, and measurement wires and detection lines are formed on both sides by etching, and then liquid resin such as epoxy is applied to both sides. ,
Furthermore, a release paper is placed on top of that, and a roller is used to push liquid resin between the measurement wire and the detection wire, and then the surface is polished to expose each measurement wire and detection wire, that is, the first copper surface. Next, the copper surface is lowered by slight etching, and the resin material pressed into these parts forms separate bodies.

上述においては計測素線の長さを同一長さと
し、且つその両端を交互に順次接続し、従つてそ
の端子、その配列方向において、両端16,17
間の間隔に対して比例した電気的出力を得るよう
にしたが、ある関数を持つて非直線的な出力を得
るようにすることもできる。例えば第6図に示す
ように計測素線1〜1nを形成し、順次接続さ
れる端の部分を図において上より下に近づくに従
つて、中心側にその接続部分が互いに接近するよ
うにする。このようにすることによつて、図にお
いて計測素線の配列方向の位置と比例関係でなく
非直線的な出力として、つまり関数と対応させて
変化した出力を得ることもできる。このような関
数的変化をさせるには、このように計測素線の長
さを変化させるのみならず、その計測素線の幅を
一部変化させたり、或いは配列間隔を部分的に変
化させても良い。
In the above description, the lengths of the measurement wires are the same, and both ends of the wires are connected alternately and sequentially.
Although the electrical output is proportional to the distance between the two, it is also possible to obtain a non-linear output using a certain function. For example, as shown in FIG. 6, measurement wires 1 1 to 1n are formed, and the end portions to be connected in sequence are arranged so that the connected portions approach each other toward the center as they approach the bottom from the top in the figure. do. By doing so, it is also possible to obtain an output that is not proportional to the position in the arrangement direction of the measurement wires in the figure but is nonlinear, that is, an output that varies in correspondence with a function. In order to make such a functional change, it is necessary not only to change the length of the measurement wire, but also to partially change the width of the measurement wire, or to partially change the arrangement interval. Also good.

更に計測素線によるX、Yの二次元的な出力を
得るのみならず、例えば第7図に示すように、計
測素線1〜1nを円弧状に順次近接して形成
し、その両端部を交互に接続して互いにジグザグ
な計測線14を構成し、その両端16〜17に電
圧を印加するように構成すると共に、この扇状の
入力面15内において半径方向に計測素線2
2mを順次半径方向にほゞ平行に近接配列され
て、それらは交互にその両端が順次接続されてジ
グザグな線とされ、つまりこの例に示すように計
測素線としては、その隣接するものはほゞ正確に
平行していなくても良いものである。このように
して極座標信号として入力点を検出するようにす
ることもできる。
Furthermore, in addition to obtaining two-dimensional outputs in X and Y from the measurement wires, for example, as shown in FIG . are connected alternately to form a zigzag measurement wire 14, and a voltage is applied to both ends 16 to 17 of the measurement wire 14, and the measurement wires 21 to 21 are connected in the radial direction within this fan-shaped input surface 15.
2 m are successively arranged close to each other in parallel in the radial direction, and their ends are sequentially connected to form a zigzag line. In other words, as shown in this example, as measurement wires, the adjacent ones are They do not have to be exactly parallel. In this way, the input point can also be detected as a polar coordinate signal.

以上述べたように、この発明によればその計測
素線をジグザグに接続して計測線としてその配列
方向におけるその計測素線に基く抵抗値による分
圧された電位として検出するものであり、従つて
第1図に示したように抵抗体に多数のタツプを設
ける場合と比較して容易に高い精度のものとする
ことができる。しかもエツチングによつてより高
い精度のものを作ることが可能である。また基板
の両面に、座標の二つの成分の各一方を検出でき
るように構成され、入力位置を1回の操作で検出
できる。検出線を用いているため、計測線の入力
された位置と測定器との間の抵抗値を小さくする
ことができ、それだけ高い精度で検出することが
できる。更にその構造から製造が容易で量産に適
し、かつ寿命も長いものとすることができ、しか
も高い分解能のものとすることができる。
As described above, according to the present invention, the measurement wires are connected in a zigzag pattern and the potential is detected as a divided voltage based on the resistance value of the measurement wires in the arrangement direction. Therefore, higher precision can be achieved easily compared to the case where the resistor is provided with a large number of taps as shown in FIG. Moreover, it is possible to make higher precision products by etching. Further, both sides of the board are configured to be able to detect each one of the two components of the coordinates, and the input position can be detected with a single operation. Since a detection line is used, the resistance value between the input position of the measurement line and the measuring device can be reduced, and detection can be performed with higher accuracy. Further, because of its structure, it is easy to manufacture, suitable for mass production, has a long life, and can have high resolution.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は従来のタブレツトを示す平面図、第2
図はこの発明によるタブレツトの一例の原理を説
明する図、第3図はこの発明によるタブレツトの
一例の計測素線と検出線との関係を示す平面図、
第4図は第3図と組みとなつて使用されるべきタ
ブレツトの計測素線と検出線との関係を示す平面
図、第5図はこの発明の二次元タブレツトの実施
例の断面を示す図、第6図は検出点が関数で変化
するようにしたタブレツトの例を示す平面図、第
7図は極座標タブレツトの一例を示す平面図であ
る。 1〜1n,2〜2m:計測素線、14,2
6:計測線、15:入力面、11:絶縁基板、2
2,27:検出線、33,38:分離体、34,
39:可撓性導電性シート。
Figure 1 is a plan view showing a conventional tablet;
FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating the principle of an example of a tablet according to the present invention, and FIG.
FIG. 4 is a plan view showing the relationship between the measurement wire and the detection line of the tablet to be used in conjunction with FIG. 3, and FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of an embodiment of the two-dimensional tablet of the present invention. , FIG. 6 is a plan view showing an example of a tablet in which the detection point changes according to a function, and FIG. 7 is a plan view showing an example of a polar coordinate tablet. 1 1 ~ 1n, 2 1 ~ 2m: Measuring wire, 14, 2
6: Measurement line, 15: Input surface, 11: Insulating board, 2
2, 27: detection line, 33, 38: separation body, 34,
39: Flexible conductive sheet.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1 導電性材料よりなる複数の第1計測素線が、
可撓性のフイルム状絶縁性基板の一面上に順次近
接して配列され、これら第1計測素線の隣接する
ものは、ほゞ互いに平行とされ、且つこれら第1
計測素線は少くとも入力面のほゞ全面をカバーし
て形成されており、 これら第1計測素線は隣接するものの両端が交
互に接続されてジグザグな通路を形成するように
順次直列に接続された第1計測線とされ、その第
1計測線の両端は端子とされ、 これら第1計測素線の各隣接するものの間にそ
れぞれ第1検出線が、その計測素線に沿つて延長
してほゞ同一長さで上記絶縁基板に形成され、こ
れら第1検出線及び上記第1計測素線の上記絶縁
基板に対する高さはほゞ同一とされ、 これら第1検出線は1本おきにその一端の第1
接続線に接続され、他の1本おきの第1検出線は
第2接続線に接続され、 上記各隣接する第1計測素線と第1検出線との
間において第1絶縁性分離体が上記絶縁基板にそ
れぞれ形成され、これら第1絶縁性分離体の絶縁
基板に対する高さは上記第1計測素線の高さより
僅か高くされ、 上記入力面のほゞ全面を被つて上記第1絶縁性
分離体上に、これと接して第1可撓性導電性シー
トが配され、 上記入力面上のほゞ全域をカバーしてこの入力
面と直角方向よりみて上記第1計測素線と交差す
るように導電性材料よりなる複数の第2計測素線
が近接して順次接近して上記絶縁性基板の他面に
形成され、これら第2計測素線の隣接するもの
は、ほゞ平行とされ、これら第2計測素線はジグ
ザグな通路を形成するように順次直列に接続され
て第2計測線とされ、 上記第1検出線、第1、第2接続線、第1絶縁
性分離体とそれぞれ対応して第2検出線、第3、
第4接続線、第2絶縁性分離体が上記絶縁基板の
他面に形成され、 上記第1計測素線に対する上記第1検出線、第
1、第2接続線、第1絶縁性分離体の関係と、上
記第2計測素線に対する第2検出線、第3、第4
接続線、第2絶縁性分離体の関係は同様なものと
され、 上記入力面のほゞ全面を被つて上記第2絶縁性
分離体上に、これと接して第2可撓性導電性シー
トが配され、 上記第1可撓性導電性シートに対し、これと直
角な方向から入力ペンを押すことにより、その部
分の第1計測素線と第1検出線とが第1可撓性導
電性シートにより短絡され、かつ第2計測素線と
第2検出線とが第2可撓性導電性シートにより短
絡されるようにしてなるタブレツト。
[Claims] 1. A plurality of first measurement wires made of a conductive material,
These first measurement wires are arranged close to each other on one surface of a flexible film-like insulating substrate, and adjacent ones of these first measurement wires are substantially parallel to each other;
The measurement wires are formed to cover at least almost the entire surface of the input surface, and these first measurement wires are successively connected in series so that both ends of adjacent ones are connected alternately to form a zigzag path. The first measurement line is a first measurement line, and both ends of the first measurement line are terminals, and a first detection line extends between each adjacent first measurement line along the measurement line. The first detection wires and the first measurement wires are formed on the insulating substrate with substantially the same length, and the heights of the first detection wires and the first measurement wires with respect to the insulating substrate are substantially the same. The first part of that
every other first detection line is connected to the second connection line, and a first insulating separator is connected between each of the adjacent first measurement wires and the first detection line. The first insulating separators are formed on the insulating substrate, and the height of the first insulating separators relative to the insulating substrate is slightly higher than the height of the first measurement wire, and the first insulating separators cover almost the entire surface of the input surface. A first flexible conductive sheet is disposed on and in contact with the separator, and covers almost the entire area on the input surface and intersects with the first measurement wire when viewed from a direction perpendicular to the input surface. A plurality of second measurement wires made of a conductive material are formed on the other surface of the insulating substrate in close proximity to each other, and adjacent ones of the second measurement wires are substantially parallel to each other. , these second measurement wires are sequentially connected in series to form a zigzag path to form a second measurement wire, and the first detection wire, the first and second connection wires, and the first insulating separator. The second detection line, the third detection line, and
A fourth connection line and a second insulating separator are formed on the other surface of the insulating substrate, and the first detection line, first and second connection lines, and the first insulating separator for the first measurement wire relationship, and the second detection line, the third, and the fourth detection line with respect to the second measurement element line.
The relationship between the connection wire and the second insulating separator is the same, and a second flexible conductive sheet is placed on the second insulating separator, covering almost the entire surface of the input surface, and in contact with the second insulating separator. is arranged, and by pressing the input pen from a direction perpendicular to the first flexible conductive sheet, the first measurement wire and the first detection line in that part are connected to the first flexible conductive sheet. The tablet is short-circuited by a flexible conductive sheet, and the second measurement wire and the second detection wire are short-circuited by a second flexible conductive sheet.
JP57149484A 1982-08-27 1982-08-27 tablet Granted JPS5938880A (en)

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