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US 2011/0216018 A1Published application
Flat panel display integrated with touch screen panel
AssigneeSamsung Mobile Display Co., Ltd.
InventorsDae-Hyun KIM, Jin-Woo Park, Ryan Choi
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Abstract
A touch screen panel is directly formed on an upper substrate of a flat panel display which provides a flat panel display integrated with the touch screen panel with an improved yield and reliability by improving ESD defect prevention due to the introduction of electrostatic by using a shield member covering sensing lines so that the sensing lines formed in a non-display region of the touch screen panel are not exposed to the outside.
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A flat panel display integrated with a touch screen panel comprising:
- an upper substrate and a lower substrate disposed opposite the upper substrate, each of the upper and lower substrates comprising a display region and a non-display region at the outside of the display region;
- first and second sensing patterns in the display region of the upper substrate;
- sensing lines in the non-display region of the upper substrate and which are electrically connected to the first and second sensing patterns;
- a shield member on a region of the non-display region of the upper substrate and overlapping the sensing lines formed in the non-display region;
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- a transparent member that is positioned on a region overlapping with the display region.
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A flat panel assembly comprising:
- a flat panel display comprising a substrate comprising a display region in which images are displayed and a non-display region at the outside of the display region;
- sensing patterns in the display region of the substrate which sense a touch on the display region;
- sensing lines in the non-display region and which are electrically connected to the sensing patterns;
- a shield member disposed in the non-display region to cover the sensing lines;
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- a transparent member that covers the display region.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.