序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
101 Alterable switch unit, and vehicle mounted device control apparatus including the same switch unit EP00112954.3 2000-06-20 EP1063131B1 2011-11-02 Terashita, Satoshi, c/o Alps Electric Co., Ltd.; Sakamoto, Satoshi, c/o Alps Electric Co., Ltd.
102 Sensierendes Flächenelement und Anordnung aus sensierenden Flächenelementen EP10190106.4 2010-11-05 EP2343805A2 2011-07-13 Schaaf, Ulrich; Herrmann, Falk; Wahl, Ruben; Kugler, Andreas; Zimmermann, Andre; Thuersam, Markus; Denes, Istvan; Stihler, Patrick

Die Erfindung betrifft ein sensierendes Flächenelement,

das eine Sensoranordnung (8) aus mehreren Sensoreinheiten (9) aufweist, wobei die Sensoreinheiten (9) jeweils mindestens einen taktilen Schalter aufweisen und bei Aktivierung ihres Schalters Signale ausgeben.

Erfindungsgemäß ist vorgesehen, dass

die Sensoreinheiten (9) jeweils mindestens einen Schwingkreis aufweisen,

die Schwingkreise parallel an gemeinsame Leiterbahnsysteme (10, 11) angeschlossen sind, und

die Signale der Sensoreinheiten (9) Stromsignale der Schwingkreise sind,

wobei die Stromsignale der Schwingkreise zumindest einiger Sensoreinheiten (9) des Flächenelementes (1) unterschiedlich sind.

103 Reconfigurable user interface device EP09425049.5 2009-02-11 EP2219198A1 2010-08-18 Bernard, Stefano; Masoero, Giorgio; Carvignese, Cosimo; Marzorati, Diego

A user-interface device comprises a plurality of indication elements (3), each provided with a visual indication (4), mounted on a structure (5). The indication elements (3) comprise identification means (9b, 10, 11, 11') adapted for co-operating with detection means (6, 7) of the device (1), for unique identification the indication elements (3). The identification means (9b, 10, 11, 11') comprise an electrically conductive layer (10) on a respective side face (6b) of the indication element (3) and an electrically insulating layer (9b) superimposed on the electrically conductive layer. The detection means (6, 7) comprise one or more contact elements (7) set up against a respective a side face (6b) of the indication element (3). The electrically insulating layer (9b) has one or more windows (11) for exposure of respective local portions of the underlying electrically conductive layer (10), each window (11) being made in a position substantially corresponding to a respective contact element (7).

104 Eingabetastatur EP00115622.3 2000-07-20 EP1078822B1 2006-06-21 Weber, Jens, Dr.; Hötzel, Jürgen, Dr.; Fritz, Axel
105 Eingabetastatur EP00115622.3 2000-07-20 EP1078822A3 2004-08-25 Weber, Jens, Dr.; Hötzel, Jürgen, Dr.; Fritz, Axel

Eine Eingabetastenanordnung für ein elektronisches oder elektrisches Gerät (12) umfaßt wenigstens eine Taste (2,3,4,6,7,8,11), die zwischen einer Ruhestellung und einer Betätigungsstellung bewegbar ist, einen durch Bewegen der Taste zwischen einem geschlossenen und einem offenen Zustand umschaltbaren Schaltkontakt und eine Verwaltungsschaltung (13,14,15) zum Überwachen von Bewegungen der Taste und zum Ausgeben eines die Ergebnisse der Überwachung anzeigenden Ergebnissignals an das elektronische oder elektrische Gerät (12). Die Verwaltungsschaltung liefert kein solches Ergebnissignal, solange der Zustand des Schaltkontakts unverändert bleibt oder von seinem der betätigten Taste zugeordneten Zustand in den der unbetätigten Taste zugeordneten Zustand übergeht. Ein solches Signal wird nur geliefert, wenn der Schaltkontakt von seinein der unbetätigten Taste zugeordneten Zustand in den der betätigten Taste zugeordneten Zustand übergeht.

106 A keyboard arrangement and method for identifying a pressed key EP97660098.1 1997-09-12 EP0834993B1 2004-06-30 Ala-Lehtimäki, Timo; Niemitalo, Paavo
107 A SWITCH ARRANGEMENT EP01938448.6 2001-06-15 EP1397815A1 2004-03-17 BICK, Andrew Raymond; BARROWCLOUGH, Philip; WINGETT, Gary; HAWS, Helen Louise
A switch arrangement is disclosed. The arrangement comprises a number of switches arranged on a substrate, each switch having a resiliently deformable conductive dome for making an electrical connection with a corresponding contact on the substrate; and a number of signal lines for connection to a microprocessor for signalling an operation of a switch. The switches are arranged such that operation of any given switch creates a unique electrical connection between two of the signal lines and each of the signal lines is electrically connected to a conductive surface of a respective dome. Also disclosed is a cover for a portable electronic apparatus, having a number of user operable keys. The keys are connectable to a microprocessor in the apparatus via electrical connections made using the conductive domes.
108 Keyboard EP88107832.3 1988-05-16 EP0291910A2 1988-11-23 Sugiura, Koji; Ibe, Takaya

A keyboard including a plurality of keys each having a same size and shape and disposed removably and slidably on a frame of the keyboard, the top of each key provided with a marking; a plurality of key switches fixedly mounted on the keyboard frame and each having a predetermined number of movable and fixed contact pairs at predetermined positions; and a plurality of protrusions same in number as the predetermined number and formed at the bottom surface of each key at positions corresponding to the predetermined positions of the contact pairs, the plurality of protrusions being arranged in each key in a different predetermined pattern; whereby when any one of the keys is actuated, the different predetermined pattern of the plurality of protrusions identifies the one of keys, based on a combination of the plurality of protrusions acting upon the predetermined number of contact pairs.

109 Drucktastenschalter EP84115980.9 1984-12-20 EP0156998A1 1985-10-09 Reuning, Gerhard, Dipl.-Des.

Es wird ein Drucktastenschalter beschrieben, der im wesentlichen aus einem drückbaren Tastenknopf und einem Schaltelement besteht und bei dem der Tastenknopf mehrere Bedienfelder aufweist. Die verschiedenen Bedienfelder ermöglichen, daß der Tastenschalter mit nur einem Tastenknopf mehrere, vorzugsweise bis zu sechs verschiedene Funktionen zu schalten vermag.

110 Membrane switch assembly EP84308746 1984-12-14 EP0150600A3 1985-09-18 Bures, Milan; Rowlette, John Robert

A membrane switch assembly (10) is comprised of spaced apart layers (12, 16) having corresponding patterns of conductive switch contacts (28, 28') arranged in series thereon, the layers (12, 16) being separated by spacing means (20) having openings therein. The switch contacts (28, 28') on each layer are spaced along a single conductive path (24, 24') so that a regular unit value of impedance means exists between the switch contacts (28,28'). When the electrical circuit is completed by closing a switch site, the resulting total impedance is essentially equal to the sum of the unit values of the impedance means along the circuit path formed by the closed switch.

111 Membrane switch assembly EP84308746.1 1984-12-14 EP0150600A2 1985-08-07 Bures, Milan; Rowlette, John Robert

A membrane switch assembly (10) is comprised of spaced apart layers (12, 16) having corresponding patterns of conductive switch contacts (28, 28') arranged in series thereon, the layers (12, 16) being separated by spacing means (20) having openings therein. The switch contacts (28, 28') on each layer are spaced along a single conductive path (24, 24') so that a regular unit value of impedance means exists between the switch contacts (28,28'). When the electrical circuit is completed by closing a switch site, the resulting total impedance is essentially equal to the sum of the unit values of the impedance means along the circuit path formed by the closed switch.

112 Momentary digital encoding device for keyboards EP83106373.0 1983-06-30 EP0098531A2 1984-01-18 Rooney, Craig E.

An improved, low cost, high speed keyboard encoding device is provided which develops directly encoded, valid and reliable multi-bit output signals and overcomes problems associated with tolerance errors and adverse environmental and usage conditions (e.g., manufacturing errors, dust, wear). The preferred encoding device includes a plurality of juxtaposed, flexible conductive strands or wires each having a number of axially spaced impact zones along the length thereof which are either insulated or electrically conductive; corresponding zones on the separate wires are operably aligned to cooperatively define a series of spaced impact zone sets each made up of a unique pattern of conductive and insulated zones. An electrically conductive, rubber-like resilient pad having a series of ridge-like elongated members respectively aligned with corre- sponding impact zone sets is also provided which is designed for impact-shifting of the members into momentary contact with the associated zone sets, whereby electrical contact is made between the ridge members and the conductive impact zones of the set. The resulting circuit making and current flow directly generates a momentary, unique, digitalized output signal without the need for conventional encoding electronic circuitry. The device is particularly suited for use in an impact-type keyboard where, upon depression of each key, an associated resilient element is shifted, released, and allowed to overtravel its rest position and momentarily strike the encoding device at a location for shifting the appropriate pad ridge into contact with the adjacent impact zone set.

113 Reconfigurable user-interface device US12934901 2010-01-25 US08325469B2 2012-12-04 Stefano Bernard; Giorgio Masoero; Cosimo Carvignese; Diego Marzorati
A user-interface device comprises a plurality of indication elements (3), each provided with a visual indication (4), mounted on a structure (5). The indication elements (3) comprise identification means (9b, 10, 11, 11′) adapted for co-operating with detection means (6, 7) of the device (1), for unique identification the indication elements (3). The identification means (9b, 10, 11, 11′) comprise an electrically conductive layer (10) on a respective side face (6b) of the indication element (3) and an electrically insulating layer (9b) superimposed on the electrically conductive layer. The detection means (6, 7) comprise one or more contact elements (7) set up against a respective a side face (6b) of the indication element (3). The electrically insulating layer (9b) has one or more windows (11) for exposure of respective local portions of the underlying electrically conductive layer (10), each window (11) being made in a position substantially corresponding to a respective contact element (7).
114 Telephone Keypad with Quad Directional Keys US13151737 2011-06-02 US20110227762A1 2011-09-22 James Harrison Bowen
A telephone keypad for one touch text messaging the QWERTY pattern of keys in a matrix of nine keys. Using the quad position biasing keys only one touch is needed for each character, so in use to input the letter “C” you touch one key one time, decreasing the time spend text messaging from cell phones or desk tops and dialing phone numbers advertised in letters. The keypad also has a shift key to get upper case included in the nine keys, and a 2nd key to double functionality of the keys.
115 Switch with depth and lateral articulation detection US12903329 2010-10-13 US07982716B2 2011-07-19 James H. Bowen
A key switch to sense and give feedback to a computer of depth, acceleration, velocity, and lateral or vibrato movement. The key switch is suitable for computer keyboards, musical keyboards, foot pedals and the like. Lateral or sideward key movements can be for mouse functions or multi code output from multi directional key movement from one key outputting a single key code or key sequences.
116 Switch with Depth and Lateral Articulation Detection US12903329 2010-10-13 US20110026997A1 2011-02-03 James H. Bowen
A key switch to sense and give feedback to a computer of depth, acceleration, velocity, and lateral or vibrato movement. The key switch is suitable for computer keyboards, musical keyboards, foot pedals and the like. Lateral or sideward key movements can be for mouse functions or multi code output from multi directional key movement from one key outputting a single key code or key sequences.
117 RECONFIGURABLE USER-INTERFACE DEVICE US12934901 2010-01-25 US20110026206A1 2011-02-03 Stefano Bernard; Giorgio Masoero; Cosimo Carvignese; Diego Marzorati
A user-interface device comprises a plurality of indication elements (3), each provided with a visual indication (4), mounted on a structure (5). The indication elements (3) comprise identification means (9b, 10, 11, 11′) adapted for co-operating with detection means (6, 7) of the device (1), for unique identification the indication elements (3). The identification means (9b, 10, 11, 11′) comprise an electrically conductive layer (10) on a respective side face (6b) of the indication element (3) and an electrically insulating layer (9b) superimposed on the electrically conductive layer. The detection means (6, 7) comprise one or more contact elements (7) set up against a respective a side face (6b) of the indication element (3). The electrically insulating layer (9b) has one or more windows (11) for exposure of respective local portions of the underlying electrically conductive layer (10), each window (11) being made in a position substantially corresponding to a respective contact element (7).
118 Switch with Depth and Lateral Articulation Detection US12903315 2010-10-13 US20110025607A1 2011-02-03 James H. Bowen
A key switch to sense and give feedback to a computer of depth, acceleration, velocity, and lateral or vibrato movement. The key switch is suitable for computer keyboards, musical keyboards, foot pedals and the like. Lateral or sideward key movements can be for mouse functions or multi code output from multi directional key movement from one key outputting a single key code or key sequences.
119 Telphone keypad with multidirectional keys US11980243 2007-10-31 US20080062015A1 2008-03-13 James Bowen
A telephone keypad for one touch text messaging the QWERTY pattern of keys in a matrix of nine keys. Using the multi position biasing keys only one touch is needed for each character, so in use to input the letter “C” you touch one key one time, decreasing the time spend text messaging from cell phones or desk tops and dialing phone numbers advertised in letters. The keypad also has a shift key to get upper case included in the nine keys, and a 2nd key to double functionality of the keys.
120 Telephone keypad with quad directional keys US11974896 2007-10-17 US20080042980A1 2008-02-21 James Bowen
A telephone keypad for one touch text messaging the QWERTY pattern of keys in a matrix of nine keys. Using the quad position biasing keys only one touch is needed for each character, so in use to input the letter “C” you touch one key one time, decreasing the time spend text messaging from cell phones or desk tops and dialing phone numbers advertised in letters. The keypad also has a shift key to get upper case included in the nine keys, and a 2nd key to double functionality of the keys.
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