Touch screen panel including a plurality of relay patterns and an auxiliary pattern
AssigneeSamsung Display Co., Ltd.
InventorsYong-Joo Kim, Hwan-Hee Jeong
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Abstract
A touch screen panel having first sensing electrodes including a plurality of first sensing cells arranged on a substrate and a first coupling unit that electrically couples adjacent ones of the first sensing cells, and having second sensing electrodes including a plurality of second sensing cells arranged on the substrate and a second coupling unit that electrically couples adjacent ones of the second sensing cells. The second coupling unit includes a plurality of relay patterns and the relay patterns are positioned in the first sensing electrodes.
Claims18
A touch screen panel, comprising:
- first sensing electrodes including a plurality of first sensing cells arranged on a substrate and a first coupling unit that electrically couples adjacent ones of the first sensing cells;
- and
- second sensing electrodes including a plurality of second sensing cells arranged on the substrate and a second coupling unit that electrically couples adjacent ones of the second sensing cells,
- wherein the second coupling unit includes:
- a plurality of relay patterns, the relay patterns being positioned in the first sensing electrodes,
- first auxiliary patterns coupled between the relay patterns and the second sensing cells, which second sensing cells are adjacent to the relay patterns, respectively, and
- second auxiliary patterns coupled between the relay patterns.
A touch screen panel comprising:
- first sensing electrodes including a plurality of first sensing cells arranged on a substrate and a first coupling unit that electrically couples adjacent ones of the first sensing cells;
- and
- second sensing electrodes including a plurality of second sensing cells arranged on the substrate and a second coupling unit that electrically couples adjacent ones of the second sensing cells,
- wherein the second coupling unit includes a pair of relay patterns in each first sensing electrode, and the pair of relay patterns is coupled to each other by an auxiliary pattern.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.