Waltop International Corporation

Ying Hwa Tang

A-Li Wong

A capacitive stylus with a power saving apparatus is disclosed. The capacitive stylus uses a controller to output signals to control a power circuit to regulate or convert a voltage from a power source to different working voltages for the controller so as to save electrical power of the capacitive stylus.

Capacitive stylus with power saving apparatus

A capacitive stylus, as an inputting device of a touch sensitive device, comprises a control circuit for emitting signals to the touch sensitive device, a power for providing electricity to the control circuit, two charging rings electrically connecting to the power, and a first magnetic member having a first magnetic pole and a magnetic second pole. The touch sensitive device comprises a recess for placing the capacitive stylus, two charging pads arranged within the recess for connecting with the two charging rings, a charging circuit for charging the power of the capacitive stylus via the two charging pads, and a second magnetic member having a first magnetic pole and a second magnetic pole. The first magnetic member and the second magnetic member assure the charging operation can be correctly proceeded.

Magnetic attractive capacitive stylus

A capacitive stylus, as an inputting device of a touch sensitive device, comprises a pen and a detachable eraser. The pen comprises a tip for writing on a screen of the touch sensitive device, a control circuit for emitting signals to the touch sensitive device, and a battery for providing electricity to the control circuit. The eraser includes an erasing circuit and a first end to combine with the pen, so that the erasing circuit electrically connects with the control circuit. The eraser includes a second end that is compressible, so that the control circuit can emit an erasing signal to the touch sensitive device.

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