Electronic device

An electronic device comprising:

• a sensor layer having a sensing area and a peripheral area adjacent to the sensing area;
• and
• a sensor driver configured to drive the sensor layer,
• wherein the sensor layer comprises:
• a plurality of first electrodes;
• a plurality of second electrodes configured to cross the plurality of first electrodes;
• a plurality of third electrodes configured to overlap the plurality of first electrodes;
• and
• a plurality of fourth electrodes configured to cross the plurality of first electrodes,
• wherein the sensing area comprises a plurality of sensing units arranged along a first direction and a second direction crossing the first direction,
• wherein the plurality of sensing units comprises a first sensing unit spaced from the peripheral area and a second sensing unit in contact with the peripheral area,
• wherein the plurality of first electrodes comprises a first-first electrode configured to overlap the first sensing unit and a first-second electrode configured to overlap the second sensing unit, and
• wherein the first-first electrode has a shape different from a shape of the first-second electrode.

An electronic device comprising:

• a sensor layer in which a sensing area and a peripheral area adjacent to the sensing area are defined;
• and
• a sensor driver configured to drive the sensor layer,
• wherein the sensing area includes a plurality of sensing units,
• wherein the plurality of sensing units include a first sensing unit spaced apart from the peripheral area and a second sensing unit in contact with the peripheral area,
• wherein the second sensing unit includes a first sub-area adjacent to the peripheral area and a second sub-area spaced apart from the peripheral area with the first sub-area therebetween, and
• wherein an area occupied by a conductive pattern configured to transfer a predetermined signal in the first sub-area is greater than an area occupied by a conductive pattern configured to transfer the predetermined signal in the second sub-area.