Abstract:
A touch panel includes a substrate, touch electrodes on the substrate and arranged along one direction, and an upper buffer member on the substrate and including a first buffer part overlapping the touch electrodes along the one direction, and a second buffer part between the touch electrodes.
Abstract:
A display apparatus includes a display panel configured to display an image, a window member on the display panel and including a display area for transmitting the image, and a non-display area adjacent the display area, and a touch panel between the display panel and the window member, the touch panel including a touch sensor corresponding to the display area and including a sensor part and a connection part and a signal line including a connection part coupled to and overlapping the connection part of the touch sensor, and a line part coupled to the connection part of the signal line, wherein the connection part of the touch sensor and the connection part of the signal line define a plurality of mesh holes.
Abstract:
A touch display device is provided which includes a display panel for displaying an image, and a touch screen panel disposed on the display panel and configured to sense at least one touch. The touch screen panel includes a touch substrate at which the touch can be generated; sensing electrodes provided on the touch substrate and spaced apart from one another, each of the sensing electrodes being formed of a piezoresistive material having a resistance value that varies according to an applied force; and a touch processor electrically connected to the sensing electrodes. The touch processor extracts a touch coordinate based on time constants of sensing signals applied to the sensing electrodes, and calculates a touch force of the touch based on resistance values of the sensing electrodes.
Abstract:
A touch tactile display apparatus includes a display panel and a tactile touch portion. The tactile touch portion is configured to sense a touch by a user and provide an electro-tactile feeling to an area in which the touch is sensed. The tactile touch portion includes a first electrode, a touch processor and a tactile processor. The touch processor applies a first signal to the first electrode to extract a touch coordinate. The tactile processor applies a second signal different from the first signal to the first electrode to provide the electro-tactile feeling. The first signal and the second signal are applied at different times.