Touch screen, touch panel and display device
AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorsMasafumi AGARI, Takeshi ONO, Naoki NAKAGAWA, Isao NOJIRI, Hiroyuki MURAI, Takahiro NISHIOKA
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AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorsMasafumi AGARI, Takeshi ONO, Naoki NAKAGAWA, Isao NOJIRI, Hiroyuki MURAI, Takahiro NISHIOKA
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Each detection column wiring is constituted by a set of a first metal wiring having a zigzag pattern and a second metal wiring having a structure axisymmetric with the first metal wiring about a column direction as an axis, wherein the first metal wiring is constituted by first sloped portions which are obliquely sloped by an inclination angle of 45 degrees with respect to the column direction, and first parallel portions which are parallel with the column direction and are continuous with the first sloped portions, such that the first sloped portions and the first parallel portions are repeatedly placed in a zigzag shape along the column direction. Each detection row wiring also has the same structure. A sloped portion out of the first sloped portions of the first metal wiring is always orthogonally and spatially intersected, at its middle point, with a sloped portion out of the second sloped portions of the third metal wiring at its middle point. There is also the same orthogonal relationship among the other portions.
A touch screen comprising a plurality of detection column wirings each extending in a column direction and a plurality of detection row wirings each extending in a row direction which are placed such that they are spatially intersected with each other on a back surface of a transparent base substrate with an insulation layer interposed therebetween,
A touch screen comprising a plurality of detection column wirings each extending in a column direction and a plurality of detection row wirings each extending in a row direction which are placed such that they are spatially intersected with each other on a back surface of a transparent base substrate with an insulation layer interposed therebetween,
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