Touch panel
AssigneeNissha Printing Co., Ltd.
InventorsShinya Yamada, Takao Hashimoto, Yasuji Kusuda, Daisuke Miura
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Abstract
A touch panel (8) having a film/glass structure includes an upper electrode member (1) including a transparent insulation film (11) having upwardly-inclined end surfaces (11a) at the entire peripheral sides thereof. A touch panel (8A) having a film/film structure includes an upper electrode member (1) including a transparent insulation film (11) and a lower electrode member (2) including a transparent insulation film (22), wherein the transparent insulation film (11) and the transparent insulation film (22) have upwardly-inclined end surfaces (11a, 22a) at the entire peripheral sides thereof.
Claims9
1-6. (canceled)
A touch panel comprising:
- an upper electrode member having a transparent electrode on a lower surface of a transparent insulation film;
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- a lower electrode member having a transparent electrode on an upper surface of a glass plate;
- wherein the transparent insulation film of the upper electrode member has, in an entire peripheral edge thereof, an inclined end surface which is inwardly inclined from a bottom toward a top thereof.
A touch panel comprising:
- an upper electrode member having a transparent electrode on a lower surface of a transparent insulation film;
- a lower electrode member having a transparent electrode on an upper surface of a transparent insulation film;
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- a transparent supporting plate of a glass plate adhered to an entire lower surface of the lower electrode member;
- wherein the transparent insulation film of the upper electrode member and the transparent insulation film of the lower electrode member have, in entire peripheral edges thereof, inclined end surfaces which are inwardly inclined from bottoms toward tops thereof, respectively, and the transparent insulation film of the upper electrode member is placed on the upper surface of the transparent insulation film of the lower electrode member other than the inclined end surfaces.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.