A Reconfigurable Multimode Readout IC for Nonconductive and Capacitive Sensing With 33.9-dB SNR on 6.5-in AMOLED Panels

IF 2 Q3 COMPUTER SCIENCE, HARDWARE & ARCHITECTURE
IEEE Solid-State Circuits Letters Pub Date : 2026-01-01 Epub Date: 2026-04-02 DOI:10.1109/LSSC.2026.3680164
Sang Weun Kim;Jun Seong Kim;Dabin Yun;Seunghoon Ko
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Abstract

This letter presents a multimode readout IC for 6.5-in 34Tx/16Rx on-cell touch AMOLED (OCTA) panels, detecting both conductive and nonconductive objects (NCos) without panel modifications. To enable this dual detection, a reconfigurable analog front-end (AFE) is proposed, functioning as either a capacitance-to-voltage converter or a triboelectric charge sampler. In display-off mode, the IC operates in low-power triboelectric sensing at 9.7 mW, utilizing a temporal-to-spatial mapping algorithm to recognize tribo-charge gestures at 30 Hz. Upon detection, it transitions to a high-accuracy capacitive mode synchronized to 120-Hz VSYNC, consuming 23.7 mW. Measurements show a 33.9-dB maximum SNR for a rubber object at handwriting speeds (10–30 mm/s) and a $2340\times 1080$ coordinate resolution. This work enables highly integrated multimode sensing for commercial AMOLEDs.
一种用于6.5英寸AMOLED面板上信噪比为33.9 db的非导电和电容式传感的可重构多模读出IC
这封信介绍了一种多模读出IC,用于6.5英寸34Tx/16Rx单元触摸AMOLED (OCTA)面板,检测导电和非导电物体(NCos)而无需面板修改。为了实现这种双重检测,提出了一个可重构的模拟前端(AFE),作为电容-电压转换器或摩擦电荷采样器。在显示模式下,IC工作在9.7 mW的低功率摩擦电传感中,利用时空映射算法识别30hz的摩擦充电手势。在检测后,它转换到与120 hz VSYNC同步的高精度电容模式,消耗23.7 mW。测量显示,在手写速度(10-30毫米/秒)下,橡胶物体的最大信噪比为33.9 db,坐标分辨率为2340 × 1080。这项工作为商用amoled实现了高度集成的多模传感。
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IEEE Solid-State Circuits Letters
IEEE Solid-State Circuits Letters Engineering-Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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