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US 12,353,082 B2Granted
Foldable electronic device
AssigneeInnolux Corporation
InventorsFang-Cheng Jhou, Tsu-Hsien Ku
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Abstract
A foldable electronic device is provided. The foldable electronic device includes a backboard, a supporting element disposed on the backboard, a composite panel disposed on the backboard, and an adhesive element disposed on the supporting element. The composite panel and the supporting element directly adhere to each other via the adhesive element. In a top view of the foldable electronic device, the adhesive element has first part and a second part, and the first part is separated to the second part.
Claims10
A foldable electronic device, comprising:
- a backboard;
- a supporting element disposed on the backboard;
- a composite panel disposed on the backboard, wherein the composite panel comprise a display region;
- and
- an adhesive element disposed on the supporting element, wherein the composite panel and the supporting element directly adhere to each other via the adhesive element;
- wherein in a top view of the foldable electronic device, the adhesive element has first part and a second part, and the first part is separated to the second part at a side of the display region, and the first part surrounds at least a part of the display region.
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A foldable electronic device, comprising:
- a backboard;
- a supporting element disposed on the backboard;
- a composite panel disposed on the backboard, wherein the composite panel comprise a display region;
- and
- an adhesive element disposed on the supporting element, wherein the composite panel and the supporting element directly adhere to each other via the adhesive element;
- wherein in a top view of the foldable electronic device, along a direction perpendicular to a side edge of the composite panel, the adhesive element has different widths,
- wherein in a top view of the foldable electronic device, the adhesive element surrounds at least a part of the display region.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.