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US 2011/0298749 A1Published application
Mutual capacitance touch panel
AssigneeDerLead Investment Ltd.
InventorJane HSU
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Abstract
A mutual capacitance touch panel has an at-least-95% overlap rate of area between each upper sensing area of an upper sensing unit mounted thereon and a corresponding lower sensing area of a lower sensing unit mounted thereon. Given such layout, the mutual capacitance touch panel has an error between detected touch points and actually touched points controlled within a smaller range. Accordingly, the mutual capacitance touch panel has enhanced touch accuracy.
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A mutual capacitance touch panel comprising:
- a substrate;
- a lower sensing unit mounted on a bottom surface of the substrate and having multiple lower conductive layers parallelly aligning in a first direction, wherein each lower conductive layer has multiple lower sensing areas serially connected;
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- an upper sensing unit mounted on a top surface of the substrate and having multiple upper conductive layers parallelly aligning in a second direction, wherein each upper conductive layer has multiple upper sensing areas serially connected, the upper sensing areas respectively correspond to the lower sensing areas, and an overlap rate of area between each upper sensing area and a corresponding lower sensing area is at least ninety five percent.
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A mutual capacitance touch panel comprising:
- a lower substrate;
- a lower sensing unit mounted on a top surface of the lower substrate and having multiple lower conductive layers parallelly aligning in a first direction, wherein each lower conductive layer has multiple lower sensing areas serially connected;
- an insulating adhesive layer mounted on the top surface of the lower substrate;
- an upper substrate mounted on a top surface of the insulating adhesive layer;
- an upper sensing unit mounted on a bottom surface of the upper substrate and having multiple upper conductive layers parallelly aligning in a second direction, wherein each upper conductive layer has multiple upper sensing areas serially connected, the upper sensing areas respectively correspond to the lower sensing areas, and an overlap rate of area between each upper sensing area and a corresponding lower sensing area is at least ninety five percent.
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