This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Industrial Technology Research Institute. Active years: 1993.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1993
Title: Pie-Yu Jeang: Inventor of a Magneto-Resistor Digitizer
Introduction
Pie-Yu Jeang is an inventor associated with Hsinchu, Taiwan, and the Industrial Technology Research Institute. His work includes an invention that uses magnetoresistive materials to detect a pen’s position on a digitizer board.
Latest Patents
Jeang is credited with 1 patent: “Magneto-resistor digitizer.” The invention describes a computer-connected digitizer with a dielectric substrate and two arrays of strip-shaped magnetoresistors, one on each side. A pen with a magnetic pinpoint creates a nearby magnetic field that changes the resistance of the sensing elements. Analog comparators connected to those elements then send digital signals to the computer, indicating the pointed-to location.
Career Highlights
Jeang’s listed patent highlights an approach to digitizer input that relies on changes in magnetoresistance to identify a pen’s position. The design combines sensing arrays, comparators, and a magnetic-pointing pen in a system intended for computer use.
Collaborations
Jeang’s listed coworkers include Ting Chou and Hsing Chen. His company affiliation is the Industrial Technology Research Institute.
Conclusion
Pie-Yu Jeang’s patent presents a magnetoresistive digitizer design that translates a magnetic pen’s position into digital signals for a computer.
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