Abstract:
A touch panel board includes an electrode board, a cover panel, a flexible wiring board, a guard portion, and a ground connection wire. The electrode board includes a support board, sensor electrodes supported on the support board, and connection terminals electrically connected to the sensor electrodes and supported on the support board and collectively arranged on an outer side with respect to the sensor electrodes. The flexible wiring board includes conductive wires, one end thereof being connected to the connection terminals, respectively, and a ground wire. The conductive guard portion is arranged on a side of the opposing surface of the projected end portion to be arranged on an outer side with respect to the connection terminals. The ground connection wire electrically connects the guard portion and the ground wire.
Abstract:
Provided are (i) a touch panel substrate improved in uniformity of in-plane light transmittance and (ii) an electronic device employing the touch panel substrate. First sensor electrodes (11) are arranged in a first electrode layer (10), and second electrodes are arranged in a second electrode layer. In part of an outer edge of a first sensor electrode (11) which part is arranged side by side with an outer edge of a second electrode when viewed from above, ends of conductor lines (13) of the first sensor electrode (11) have respective wide width parts (40) each of which is wider than the other part of the conductor lines (13) when viewed from above.
Abstract:
Provided is a method for inspecting a touch panel with which method it is possible to perform an inspection with high accuracy and to allow an improvement in yield. A drive signal is supplied to either one of sensor electrodes (12) and an inspection electrode (142), a plurality of sense signals related to the respective sensor electrodes (12) are obtained from the other of the sensor electrodes and the inspection electrode, and conditions of the sensor electrodes (12) are determined according to the sense signals.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a touch panel substrate that allows for greater design freedom when designing conductive wire patterns for reducing occurrence of the moiré effect. The touch panel substrate includes: a first electrode layer that includes first conductive wires and second conductive wires; and a second electrode layer that includes third conductive wires and fourth conductive wires. When viewed in a plan view, the first conductive wires and the third conductive wires form first quadrilaterals, and the second conductive wires and the fourth conductive wire form second quadrilaterals. The first quadrilaterals and the second quadrilaterals are not identical to one another.
Abstract:
Provided is an in-cell touch panel having improved display quality. An opposite substrate relating to one embodiment of the present invention is provided with a black matrix, first electrodes, which are disposed in the Y direction, and second electrodes, which are disposed in the X direction. The first electrodes and the second electrodes are formed such that the boundaries therebetween are positioned in regions that coincide with the black matrix in a planar view.
Abstract:
A display apparatus (1) includes (i) a polarizing plate provided so that a surface of the polarizing plate is a surface of a main body (10) of the display apparatus (1) and (ii) a touch panel (20) including a birefringent base material (31) whose optical axis is parallel or perpendicular to an absorption axis of the polarizing plate.
Abstract:
A liquid crystal display device equipped with in-cell touch panel functionality is configured to increase location determining performance by reducing a driving load on sensor electrodes (location determining electrodes). A liquid crystal display device 1 equipped with touch panel functionality includes: drive electrodes 13; detection electrodes 12; drive electrode-specific auxiliary wires 13a; and detection electrode-specific auxiliary wires 12a, the drive electrode-specific auxiliary wires 13a and the detection electrode-specific auxiliary wires 12a being provided so as to overlap domain boundaries 6b.
Abstract:
A large-screen capacitive touch panel integrated with a color filter that can be applied to a large-screen display device is provided. The color filter-integrated touch panel includes mesh detection electrodes constituted of a large number of meshes, mesh driving electrodes constituted of a large number of meshes, and floating electrodes. The floating electrodes are disposed between a display device, which will be used after being combined with the color filter-integrated touch panel, and the detection electrodes and driving electrodes. The floating electrodes suppress the display device from adversely affecting the touch panel by being between the display device and the detection electrodes and driving electrodes.
Abstract:
A touch panel includes: a group (10) of a plurality of driving electrodes provided in parallel to one another; and a group (20) of a plurality of sensing electrodes provided in parallel to one another, wherein: each one of the plurality of driving electrodes is provided with sub-electrodes (101(n) through 104(n)) extending in a direction orthogonal to a direction in which the plurality of driving electrodes extend; and the sub-electrodes have a decreasing electrode area gradient from a main body portion (main electrode (100(n))) of the each driving electrode to a far side with respect to the main body portion.
Abstract:
A touch panel includes a first substrate and a second substrate. The touch panel includes a drive electrode formed on a surface of the first substrate, a position sensor electrode and a pressing force sensor electrode formed on a surface of the second substrate, a position sensor wiring line that connects the position sensor electrode to a terminal portion, a pressing force sensor wiring line that connects the pressing force sensor electrode to the terminal portion, and a shield wiring line disposed between the position sensor wiring line and the pressing force sensor wiring line in a plan view.