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US 11,908,869 B2Granted
Display device comprising a light shielding layer
AssigneeInnolux Corporation
InventorsChandra Lius, Kuan-Feng Lee
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Abstract
An electronic device is disclosed, which includes: a substrate; a first metal layer, disposed on the substrate and having a first hole; a second metal layer, disposed on the substrate and having a second hole; a light detecting element for detecting a light passing through the first hole and the second hole; a transistor, disposed on the substrate; and a light shielding layer, disposed between the substrate and the transistor.
Claims16
An electronic device, comprising:
- a substrate;
- a first metal layer, disposed on the substrate and having a first hole;
- a second metal layer, disposed on the substrate and having a second hole;
- a light detecting element for detecting a light passing through the first hole and the second hole;
- a first pixel electrode layer, disposed on the second metal layer;
- a second pixel electrode layer, disposed on the first pixel electrode layer;
- a light emitting layer, disposed between the first pixel electrode layer and the second pixel electrode layer;
- a transistor, disposed on the substrate;
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- a light shielding layer, disposed between the substrate and the transistor.
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An electronic device, comprising:
- a substrate;
- a first metal layer, disposed on the substrate and having a first hole;
- a second metal layer, disposed on the substrate and having a second hole, wherein the first metal layer is disposed between the substrate and the second metal layer;
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- a light detecting element for detecting a light passing through the first hole and the second hole,
- wherein the first hole has a first width, the second hole has a second width, and the second width is different from the first width,
- wherein the first hole and the second hole are at least partially overlapped with the light detecting element in a normal direction of the substrate respectively.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.