Abstract:
An environmental sensor for an electronic device includes a substrate, a first sensing unit having a first sensor electrode disposed on the substrate, a second sensing unit having a second sensor electrode disposed on the substrate, an insulating layer covering the first sensor electrode, and a cover that is disposed over the first and second sensor electrodes, the cover including at least one hole through which chemical particles pass. The first and second sensing units each sense one of a capacitance-change due to the chemical particles that pass through the hole and then adhere to the insulating layer located on the first sensor electrode and a resistance-change due to the chemical particles that pass through the hole and then adhere to the second sensor electrode.
Abstract:
A transparent display panel includes a first substrate, a second substrate facing the first substrate, and a liquid crystal layer between the first substrate and the second substrate. The first substrate includes a gate line set including two gate lines; a data line set including two data lines; a pixel electrode in a unit pixel area; a switching element electrically connected to a gate line, a data line and the pixel electrode; and a black matrix on the gate line set and the data line set.