Touch panel
AssigneeSamsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd.
InventorsJang Ho Park, Jung Ryoul Yim, Jae Chan Park
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Abstract
Disclosed herein is a touch panel, including: a transparent substrate; an insulating pattern formed on the transparent substrate; and an electrode pattern formed on the insulating pattern in a pattern corresponding to the insulating pattern and having an aperture ratio larger than that of the insulating pattern. According to the preferred embodiment of the present invention, it is possible to improve the visibility of the touch panel by reducing the user's recognition of the electrode pattern.
Claims23
A touch panel, comprising:
- a transparent substrate;
- an insulating pattern formed on the transparent substrate;
- and
- an electrode pattern formed on the insulating pattern in a pattern corresponding to the insulating pattern and having an aperture ratio larger than that of the insulating pattern.
A touch panel, comprising:
- a transparent substrate;
- first electrode patterns formed on one surface of the transparent substrate so as to be in parallel with each other in one direction;
- an insulating pattern formed on one surface of the transparent substrate formed with the first electrode pattern and formed in a pattern corresponding to the first electrode pattern;
- and
- a second electrode pattern formed on the other surface of the transparent substrate and formed in a direction in which the second electrode pattern intersects the first electrode pattern,
- wherein the insulating pattern has an aperture ratio larger than that of the first electrode pattern.
A touch panel, comprising:
- a first transparent substrate;
- first electrode patterns formed on one surface of the first transparent substrate so as to be in parallel with each other in one direction;
- an insulating pattern formed on the first electrode pattern in a pattern corresponding to the first electrode pattern and having an aperture ratio smaller than that of the first electrode pattern;
- a second transparent substrate;
- and
- a second electrode pattern formed on one surface of the second transparent substrate so as to be in parallel with each other in a direction in which the second electrode intersects the first electrode pattern,
- wherein the first transparent substrate and the second transparent substrate are bonded to the other surface of the first transparent substrate so as to face the second electrode pattern of the second transparent substrate.
A touch panel, comprising:
- a window substrate;
- bezel layers formed at both ends of the window substrate;
- an insulating pattern formed to have a step corresponding to the bezel layer;
- a first transparent substrate;
- first electrode patterns formed on one surface of the first transparent substrate so as to be in parallel with in one direction and formed to have an aperture ratio larger than that of the insulating pattern;
- a second transparent substrate;
- and
- a second electrode pattern formed on one surface of the second transparent substrate so as to be in parallel with each other in a direction in which the second electrode intersects the first electrode pattern,
- wherein the first transparent substrate and the second transparent substrate are bonded to the other surface of the first transparent substrate so as to face the second electrode pattern of the second transparent substrate.
A touch panel, comprising:
- a window substrate;
- bezel layers formed at both ends of the window substrate;
- an insulating pattern formed to have a step corresponding to the bezel layer;
- a transparent substrate;
- a first electrode pattern formed on one surface of the transparent substrate in a pattern corresponding to the insulating pattern and having an aperture ratio larger than that of the insulating pattern;
- and
- a second electrode pattern formed on the other surface of the transparent substrate and formed in a direction in which the second electrode pattern intersects the first electrode pattern,
- wherein the window substrate is bonded to one surface of the transparent substrate in a direction in which the window substrate faces one surface of the transparent substrate.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.