930results about "Transparent dielectrics" patented technology

A space-efficient substantially transparent mutual capacitance touch sensor panel can be created by forming columns made of a substantially transparent conductive material on one side of a first substantially transparent substrate, forming rows made of the substantially transparent conductive material on one side of a second substantially transparent substrate, adhering the two substrates together with a substantially transparent adhesive, bringing column connections down to the second substrate using vias, and routing both the column and row connections to a single connection area on the second substrate. In addition, in some embodiments some of the row connections can be routed to a second connection area on the second substrate to minimize the size of the sensor panel.

A transparent conductor including a conductive layer coated on a substrate is described. More specifically, the conductive layer comprises a network of nanowires that may be embedded in a matrix. The conductive layer is optically clear, patternable and is suitable as a transparent electrode in visual display devices such as touch screens, liquid crystal displays, plasma display panels and the like.

Polymer binders, e.g., crosslinked polymer binders, have been found to be an effective film component in creating high quality transparent electrically conductive coatings or films comprising metal nanostructured networks. The metal nanowire films can be effectively patterned and the patterning can be performed with a high degree of optical similarity between the distinct patterned regions. Metal nanostructured networks are formed through the fusing of the metal nanowires to form conductive networks. Methods for patterning include, for example, using crosslinking radiation to pattern crosslinking of the polymer binder. The application of a fusing solution to the patterned film can result in low resistance areas and electrically resistive areas. After fusing the network can provide desirable low sheet resistances while maintaining good optical transparency and low haze. A polymer overcoat can further stabilize conductive films and provide desirable optical effects. The patterned films can be useful in devices, such as touch sensors.

A process for producing a wiring board is provided, comprising allowing a wiring board-forming mold, which comprises a support base and a mold pattern that is formed in a protruded shape on one surface of the support base wherein the sectional width of the mold pattern on the support base side is larger than the sectional width thereof on the tip side in the same section of the mold pattern, to penetrate into a curing resin layer to transfer the mold pattern, curing the curing resin layer, releasing the laminate from the mold, depositing a conductive metal, and polishing the deposited metal layer that to form a depressed wiring pattern, and a wiring board produced by this process. Further, described is a process for producing a wiring board, comprising bringing a precision mold having a mold pattern on a surface of a mold base into contact with a surface of a metal thin film formed on an organic insulating base, pressing the mold to form a depression having a shape corresponding to the mold pattern of the precision mold in the organic insulating base, thereafter forming a metal plating layer having a thickness larger than the depth of the depression to fill the plating metal in the depression, and then polishing the metal plating layer until the organic insulating base is exposed, to form a wiring pattern, and a wiring pattern produced by this process.

The present invention provides a transparent conductive film including metal oxide microparticles having a mean particle diameter of 2 nm to 1,000 nm and silver nanowires having a minor axis diameter of 2 nm to 100 nm and an aspect ratio of 10 to 200.

An electromodulating display comprises (1) a nonconductive polymeric unitary substrate containing a plurality of patterned grooves containing an electrically-conductive material so as to form an electrical network having a switchable electric field orientation; (2) a switch for switching the electric field orientation; and (3) a medium that is optically shifted in response to the switching of the electric field orientation.

A rearview assembly comprising a rearview element, a rearview element support assembly supporting the rearview element and a mount adjacent the housing. The mount is configured to connect the rearview assembly to a windshield. At least one of the rearview element support assembly and the mount comprises a crush bracket having at least two legs adapted to be compressed as a force strikes a front of the rearview element. The crush bracket can include at least one tab contacting a heat emitting component and/or an electrically conductive component of a circuit to provide a heat sink for the heat emitting component or a ground for the electrically conductive component, respectively.

Disclosed herein are double-sided transparent conductive films suitable for patterning by laser ablation.

Disclosed herein is a structure of an FPC integrated touch panel. According to preferred embodiments of the present invention, a transparent substrate configured of a flexible transparent film is provided and an extension part protruded to the transparent substrate is integrally formed with the transparent substrate, such that a separate FPC needs not to be manufactured, thereby saving process time and manufacturing costs. In addition, the exemplary embodiments of the present invention bend an inactive area unnecessarily occupying an area of the transparent substrate to a side of the touch panel, thereby implementing a touch panel widening a substantial area of an active region.