Reducing display artifacts caused by a sensing signal of a proximity input device

1. An input device comprising:

a display substrate;

a stack of display layers disposed on the display substrate, the stack of display layers comprising a conductive layer;

at least one capacitive sensing layer in the stack of display layers;

a plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes disposed in the at least one capacitive sensing layer and configured for capacitance sensing; and

a processing system configured to selectively drive the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes to emit a first sensing signal while balancing a total current induced in the conductive layer, caused by an electromagnetic emission associated with the first sensing signal.

2. The input device of claim 1 , wherein the first sensing signal is an uplink signal for a pen.

3. The input device of claim 1 , wherein the processing system is further configured to drive the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes to emit a second sensing signal for touch sensing.

4. The input device of claim 1 , wherein selectively driving the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes comprises:

driving a first subset of the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes with a first waveform, and

driving a second subset of the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes with a second waveform,

wherein the second waveform is an inverse of the first waveform.

5. The input device of claim 4 ,

wherein the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes comprises transmitting electrodes for touch sensing and receiving electrodes for touch sensing,

wherein the first subset of the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes and the second subset of the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes are selected from the transmitting electrodes.

6. The input device of claim 5 ,

wherein the first subset of the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes and the second subset of the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes exclude the receiving electrodes.

7. The input device of claim 5 ,

wherein a combination of the first subset of the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes and the second subset of the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes excludes at least one of the transmitting electrodes.

8. The input device of claim 4 , wherein selectively driving the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes further comprises:

alternatingly driving the first and the second subsets of the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes with the first and the second waveform to obtain an alternating spatial pattern of the electromagnetic emission.

9. The input device of claim 8 , wherein alternatingly driving the first and the second subsets of the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes comprises:

after driving the first and second subsets of the capacitive sensing electrodes with the first and second waveforms, respectively:

driving the first subset of the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes with the second waveform, and

driving the second subset of the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes with the first waveform.

10. The input device of claim 1 , wherein the first sensing signal comprises a direct sequence spread spectrum (DSSS) sequence.

11. The input device of claim 1 , wherein the conductive layer is a cathode layer of an organic LED display.

12. The input device of claim 1 , wherein the conductive layer comprises a plurality of gate lines of an organic LED display.

13. A processing system, comprising:

circuitry configured to:

selectively drive a plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes of a capacitive sensing component of a touch display to emit a first sensing signal while balancing a total current induced in a conductive layer of a display component of the touch display, caused by an electromagnetic emission associated with the first sensing signal.

14. The processing system of claim 13 , wherein the first sensing signal is an uplink signal for a pen.

15. The processing system of claim 13 , further configured to:

drive the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes to emit a second sensing signal for touch sensing.

16. The processing system of claim 13 , wherein selectively driving the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes comprises:

driving a first subset of the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes with a first waveform, and

driving a second subset of the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes with a second waveform,

wherein the second waveform is an inverse of the first waveform.

17. The processing system of claim 16 ,

wherein selectively driving the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes further comprises:

alternatingly driving the first and the second subsets of the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes with the first and the second waveform to obtain an alternating spatial pattern of the electromagnetic emission.

18. The processing system of claim 17 ,

wherein alternatingly driving the first and the second subsets of the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes comprises:

after driving the first and second subsets of the capacitive sensing electrodes with the first and second waveforms, respectively:

driving the first subset of the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes with the second waveform, and

driving the second subset of the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes with the first waveform.

19. A method of operating a touch display, comprising:

selectively driving a plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes of a capacitive sensing component of the touch display to emit a sensing signal while balancing a total current induced in a conductive layer of a display component of the touch display, caused by an electromagnetic emission associated with the sensing signal.

20. The method of claim 19 , wherein selectively driving the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes comprises:

driving a first subset of the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes with a first waveform, and

driving a second subset of the plurality of capacitive sensing electrodes with a second waveform,

wherein the second waveform is an inverse of the first waveform.