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US 2024/0402857 A1Published application
Display apparatus
AssigneeLG Display Co., Ltd.
InventorsGeonwoo LEE, Geon JANG
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Abstract
A display apparatus includes a substrate having an active area and a non-active area adjacent to the active area defined thereon; a first touch line in the non-active area and a second touch line on the first touch line; and a front member on the first and second touch lines, the front member being in at least a part of the non-active area, and including a transmissive part and a blocking part, wherein the first touch line is in an area overlapping the transmissive part, and the first touch lines includes at least two patterns.
Claims20
A display apparatus, comprising:
- a substrate including an active area and a non-active area adjacent to the active area;
- a transistor disposed on the substrate;
- a planarization layer disposed on the transistor;
- an anode electrode disposed on the planarization layer;
- an emission layer disposed on the anode electrode;
- a cathode electrode disposed on the emission layer;
- a protection layer disposed on the cathode layer, and having a first inclined surface overlapped the non-active area;
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- a touch sensor layer disposed on the protection layer,
- wherein the touch sensor layer comprises:
- a touch buffer layer disposed on the protection layer;
- a first touch line disposed on the touch buffer layer;
- a touch insulating layer disposed on the first touch line;
- a second touch line disposed on the touch insulating layer, and overlapped in the non-active area with the first touch line;
- and
- a touch planarization layer disposed on the second touch line, and overlapped in the non-active area with some of the first touch line and some of the second touch line,
- wherein each of the touch buffer layer, the first touch line, the touch insulating layer, and the second touch line include a second inclined surface disposed along the first inclined surface of the protection layer in the non-active area.
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