Samsung Display Co., Ltd.

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Samsung Mobile Display Co., Ltd.

Jung-Mok Park

Sung-Ku Kang

Tae-Hyeog Jung

Kwan-Young Han

Kangwon Lee

Choon-Hyop Lee

HyunJae Lee

Hyung-Chul Kim

Hwan-Hee Jeong

Chang-Bum Kim

Shawn Kim

Sang-Kook Kim

Jae-Hyung Jo

Mikiya Itakura

Sun-Haeng Cho

Ki-Wan Ahn

Byeong-Kyu Jeon

Jeongheon Lee

Dong-Wook Kang

Heewoong Park

Innam Lee

Jae-seong Byun

Tae-Hyeong Kim

In-Sung Lee

Dong-hyuk Kim

Do-Ok Park

Jae-Young Yu

Chang-Yong Lee

Seong-Je Huang

Chang-Bun Kim

Jin-Yeol Kim

In-Won Jang

A flexible touch screen panel includes a thin film substrate divided into an active area and a non active area positioned at the outside of the active area; sensing patterns formed on the active area of a first surface of the thin film substrate, including first sensing cells formed to be connected along a first direction and second sensing cells formed to be connected along a second direction; and sensing lines formed on the non active area of the first surface of the thin film substrate. The sensing lines are connected to the sensing patterns. In the touch screen panel, the area and/or interval of the sensing cells formed on a first region, which is capable of being bent by predetermined curvature about a folding axis is different from the area and/or interval of the sensing cells formed on a second region as a flat region except the first region.

Flexible touch screen panel and flexible display device with the same

A touch-screen panel may include a first touch-screen portion, a second touch-screen portion, and a third touch-screen portion. The first portion may include a first transparent electrode set. The second portion may include a second transparent electrode set, may abut the first portion at a first boundary, and may be oriented at a first angle with respect to the first portion. The third portion may include a third transparent electrode set, may abut the first portion at a second boundary, and may be oriented at a second angle with respect to the first portion. A length of the second portion in a direction parallel to the first boundary may be less than a sum of a length of the first portion in the direction parallel to the first boundary and a width of the third portion in a direction perpendicular to second boundary.

Touch-screen panel, related electronic device, and related manufacturing method

A touch screen panel includes a plurality of first sensing electrodes on a substrate, the plurality of first sensing electrodes being connected to each other in a first direction, a plurality of second sensing electrodes between the first sensing electrodes on the substrate, the plurality of second sensing electrodes being connected to each other in a second direction intersecting the first direction, a plurality of first connecting patterns connecting the first sensing electrodes to each other in the first direction, a plurality of second connecting patterns connecting the second sensing electrodes to each other in the second direction, a first insulating layer at least between the first connecting patterns and the second connecting patterns, and dummy patterns in at least one of the first and second sensing electrodes, the dummy patterns having island-shapes and being insulated from the first and second sensing electrodes.

Touch screen panel

A touch screen panel includes a substrate having active and non-active areas, a plurality of first sensing electrodes in the active area, a plurality of second sensing electrodes in the active area, a plurality of row outer lines in the non-active area, a plurality of column outer lines in the non-active area, and first compensation patterns in the non-active area. The plurality of first sensing electrodes may be arranged in rows, each row line having a first end and a second end. The plurality of second sensing electrodes may be arranged in columns, each column having a first end and a second end. The plurality of row outer lines may be connected to respective first row line end. The plurality of column outer lines may be connected to respective first column line ends. The first compensation patterns may be connected respectively to the second row line ends.

Touch screen panel having compensation patterns

A flexible touch screen panel in which metal wire sensing patterns are formed as a touch sensor on a first surface of a flexible thin film is provided. The flexible touch screen panel includes a thin film divided into an active area and a non-active area adjacent to the active area, sensing patterns in the active area on a first surface of the thin film, and sensing lines in the non-active area on the first surface of the thin film and connected to the sensing patterns. The sensing patterns include nanowire.

Flexible touch screen panel

A touch screen panel including a transparent substrate; a background layer including a color printing layer along an edge of a surface of the transparent substrate; an overcoating layer on the surface of the transparent including the upper portion of the background layer; conductive sensing cells on the overcoating layer; and position detection lines.

A touch screen panel includes a window substrate divided into an active area and a non-active area, the non-active area being outside the active area, the window substrate having a first printed layer formed in the non-active area, a touch substrate including sensing electrodes formed in the active area and having a second printed layer that faces the first printed layer formed in the non-active area, and an adhesive layer interposed between the window substrate and the touch substrate.

A touch screen panel includes a transparent substrate and an anti-scatter film disposed opposite to each other, a plurality of first sensing cells, the plurality of first sensing cells being disposed at a side of the transparent substrate that faces the anti-scatter film, the first sensing cells being connected along a first direction, a plurality of second sensing cells, the plurality of second sensing cells being disposed at a side of the anti-scatter film that faces the transparent substrate, the second sensing cells being connected along a second direction that intersects with the first direction, and an adhesive layer positioned between the transparent substrate and the anti-scatter film for bonding therebetween.

A foldable touch screen panel includes a thin film substrate including polymer resin, a sensing electrode part including a plurality of sensing electrodes patterned on a surface of the thin film substrate, and a metallic wiring part including a plurality of metallic wirings located outside the sensing electrode part and coupled to an end of the sensing electrodes, wherein the sensing electrode part includes a foldable area and a non-foldable area where at least a portion of the sensing electrode part is removed.

Foldable touch screen panel

A display device including a touch panel arranged on a display panel, the touch panel including at least one phase retardation layer, a polarization plate arranged on the at least one phase retardation layer, a touch sensing structure including at least one sensing pattern arranged directly on at least one of at least one face of the phase retardation layer and at least one face of the polarization plate, an adhesion layer arranged on the polarization plate and a window arranged on the adhesion layer.

Touch panels and display devices having touch panels

Accordingly, an embodiment of the present invention provides a touch screen panel including: sensing patterns in a display region of a transparent base; and sensing lines in a non-display region positioned at an outer side of the display region and coupled to the sensing patterns. Here, the sensing patterns include: a plurality of first sensing cells in a plurality of first lines in a first direction; first connecting lines coupling the first sensing cells in corresponding first lines to each other; second sensing cells in a plurality of second lines in a second direction; and second connecting lines coupling the second sensing cells in corresponding second lines to each other, and the first sensing cells and the second sensing cells each have a stacked structure, and the first connecting lines are integral with an upper layer of the first sensing cells.

Touch screen panel fabrication method thereof

A touch screen panel includes a transparent substrate, a first sensing electrodes, a second sensing electrodes, a plurality of first connectors, each of which connects two neighboring first sensing electrodes, and a plurality of second connectors, each of which connects two neighboring second sensing electrodes. The touch screen panel further includes a electrostatic induction member formed over a touch inactive region, the electrostatic induction member being electrically coupled to one of the first sensing electrodes and extending toward one of the second sensing electrodes adjacent to the one of the first sensing electrodes, at least a portion of the electrostatic induction member overlapping the adjacent second sensing electrode when viewing in the thickness direction. A first insulation layer is interposed between the first connectors and the second connectors and between the electrostatic induction member and the adjacent sensing electrode.

A touch screen panel includes a transparent substrate; a plurality of first sensing patterns at a first side of the transparent substrate and coupled to each other along a first direction; a plurality of second sensing patterns at the first side of the transparent substrate and coupled to each other along a second direction, the second sensing patterns being alternately arranged with the first sensing patterns not to overlap with the first sensing patterns; and a phase difference compensating layer at the first side of the transparent substrate and adapted to compensate for a birefringence phase difference of a liquid crystal layer in a liquid crystal display panel at a second side of the transparent substrate.

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Yongin, South Korea

Jung-Mok Park