Capacitive touch screen and single layer wiring electrode array
First Claim
1. An apparatus for use in a touch sensing device, comprising:
- a conductive layer having capacitive regions and wiring regions located on one plane and arranged in an alternating manner;
at least one capacitor cell in each of the capacitive regions; and
at least one wire in each of the wiring regions,wherein;
each of the capacitor cells includes a driving electrode and a sensing electrode adjacent to the driving electrode;
each of the driving and sensing electrodes has at least two sides that are zigzag-shaped or wave-shaped;
the wires are curved;
at least one of the driving and sensing electrodes includes a hole within the one of the driving and sensing electrodes; and
one of the capacitor cells includes a first plurality of driving electrodes and a second plurality of sensing electrodes.
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Abstract
Disclosed are a capacitive touch screen and a single layer wiring electrode array. The single layer wiring electrode array includes capacitive regions and wiring regions located on one plane. Wires in the wiring regions are zigzag-shaped or wave-shaped. The capacitive touch screen includes a substrate; a single layer wiring electrode array disposed over the substrate, wherein the single layer wiring electrode array includes capacitive regions and wiring regions located on one plane and wires in the wiring region are zigzag-shaped or wave-shaped; and control ports for connecting to one or more integrated circuits, wherein the wires in the wiring regions are connected to the control ports respectively. The single layer wiring electrode array and the capacitive touch screen lower the fabrication cost and improve the display effects.
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1. An apparatus for use in a touch sensing device, comprising:
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a conductive layer having capacitive regions and wiring regions located on one plane and arranged in an alternating manner; at least one capacitor cell in each of the capacitive regions; and at least one wire in each of the wiring regions, wherein; each of the capacitor cells includes a driving electrode and a sensing electrode adjacent to the driving electrode; each of the driving and sensing electrodes has at least two sides that are zigzag-shaped or wave-shaped; the wires are curved; at least one of the driving and sensing electrodes includes a hole within the one of the driving and sensing electrodes; and one of the capacitor cells includes a first plurality of driving electrodes and a second plurality of sensing electrodes. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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9. An apparatus for use in a touch sensing device, comprising:
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a conductive layer having capacitive regions and wiring regions arranged in an alternating manner; at least one capacitor cell in each of the capacitive regions; and at least one wire in each of the wiring regions, wherein; each of the capacitor cells includes a driving electrode and a sensing electrode adjacent to the driving electrode; each of the driving and sensing electrodes has at least two sides that are zigzag-shaped or wave-shaped; the wires are curved; and one of the capacitor cells includes a first plurality of driving electrodes and a second plurality of sensing electrodes. - View Dependent Claims (10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
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15. A capacitive touch screen, comprising:
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a substrate; and a single layer wiring electrode array disposed over the substrate, wherein the single layer wiring electrode array includes capacitive regions and wiring regions arranged in an alternating manner, and further includes at least one capacitor cell in each of the capacitive regions and at least one wire in each of the wiring regions, wherein each of the capacitor cells includes a driving electrode and a sensing electrode adjacent to the driving electrode, and each of the driving and sensing electrodes has at least two sides that are zigzag-shaped or wave-shaped, and the wires are curved, wherein one of the wiring regions includes a first wire connected to a sensing electrode and a second wire connected to a driving electrode. - View Dependent Claims (16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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