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10 / 34 page ![]() AN1368 DS01368A-page 10 2011 Microchip Technology Inc. TOUCH SCREEN Some applications require the support of a touch screen for the display. This is achieved by using a separate touch screen on the display glass or by selecting a display module with a touch screen. In both cases, the touch signals must be handled by either the microcontroller or a separate touch screen controller (such as Microchip’s AR1000 series touch screen controllers). These touch signals are analog and digital signals which must be decoded to sense the touch coordinates. Transparent touch screens are usually of resistive type or capacitive type. Resistive touch screens are the most commonly used and are generally available in 4-wire or 5-wire configurations. The touch point can be detected by measuring the variation of the resistance of the touch screen. Only a 4-wire touch screen is explained here. 4-WIRE RESISTIVE TOUCH SCREEN This touch screen has four signals, of which two are purely digital signals. The other two signals are alternately configured as both digital and analog signals. The four signals can be directly connected to the microcontroller I/O pins with two digital inputs and two digital outputs, or analog pins. Figure 10 illustrates the connections for this scheme. When the user touches the screen, the resistance of the screen changes. By measuring the resistance in horizontal and vertical directions, and comparing them with the calibrated values, the (x, y) coordinates of the point of touch can be obtained. When a point on the screen is touched, the x-coordinate voltage is obtained by applying voltages across the y- signal and measuring the analog voltage on the x-signal, as shown in Figure 11. The y-coordinate voltage is obtained by applying voltage across x-signals and measuring the analog y-voltage, as shown in Figure 12. FIGURE 10: 4-WIRE RESISTIVE TOUCH SCREEN PIC® MCU Digital I/O Digital I/O Digital I/O Digital I/O XX Y Y with ADC |
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