Samsung Display Co., Ltd.

Samsung Mobile Display Co., Ltd.

Do-Youb Kim

Brent Jang

Won-Kyu Kwak

Soon-Sung Ahn

Yong-Sung Park

Deok-Young Choi

In-Ho Choi

Myoung-Seop Song

Sang-Kyun Cho

Jong-Soo Kim

An-Su Lee

Seung-Woo Lee

Tae-Jin Kim

Sung-Un Park

Joo-Hyeon Jeong

Keum-Nam Kim

Myung-Ho Lee

Ki-Ju Im

Dong-Wook Choi

Sang-Moo Choi

Hae-Kwan Seo

Nam-Choul Yang

Eun-Jung Lee

Byoung-Deog Choi

Wang-Jo Lee

Bon-Seog Gu

Woo-Sik Jun

Ung-Soo Lee

Byung-Geun Jun

Ja-Seung Ku

Bon-seog Gu

Hae-kwan Seo

Ja-seung Ku

Ki-ju Im

In-ho Choi

Su-Young Kim

Young-Hee Nam

Sun-A Yang

Matsueda Yojiro

A flat panel display having an integrated touch screen panel directly formed on a sealing thin film is disclosed. In the display, sensing lines of the touch screen panel are formed to extend to a substrate of the display panel, on which organic light emitting elements are formed, so that the touch screen panel and the display panel are connected to a flexible printed circuit board, thereby simplifying manufacturing processes and decreasing product cost.

Flat panel display with integrated touch screen panel

A touch screen panel includes: a flat panel display including an upper substrate, a lower substrate, and pixels arranged on a display region of the lower substrate in a stripe arrangement; first sensing cells arranged in a first direction on the upper substrate and second sensing cells arranged in a second direction on the upper substrate; first connection patterns electrically connecting adjacent ones of the first sensing cells to each other in the first direction, and second connection patterns electrically connecting adjacent ones of the second sensing cells to each other in the second direction, wherein at least one of the first connection patterns and the second connection patterns is inclined so that it partially overlaps with the pixels.

Touch screen panel

An organic light-emitting display apparatus includes a plurality of first emission units, each including a first organic light-emitting device configured to emit light in at least a first direction and through a first display surface, a plurality of second emission units, each including a second organic light-emitting device configured to emit in a second direction opposite to the first direction and through a second display surface. The first emission units and the second emission units are alternately disposed. The apparatus further includes a transmissive area disposed adjacent to but not overlapping with the plurality of first emission units and the plurality of second emission units when viewed from a direction perpendicular to the first display surface, and capable of transmitting external light through the first and second display surfaces in the transmissive area.

Organic light-emitting display apparatus

A touch screen panel includes first and second sense cells on a same layer and coupling patterns that couple adjacent ones of the first sense cells and adjacent ones of the second sense cells to each other, respectively. The coupling patterns do not cross with each other, thereby improving the ability of the coupling patterns to withstand static electricity. A dummy line formed of a same material as the sense cells may be formed between the first and second sense cells, and the dummy line is electrically coupled to a guard ring located in an area outside of a display area of the touch screen panel, making it possible to overcome the effects of static electricity applied to the front surface of the touch screen panel as well as the side surface thereof.

Touch screen panel and fabrication method thereof

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Yongin, South Korea

Do-Youb Kim