Touch layer, touch panel, touch device, display panel and display device
A touch panel and display panel technology, applied in the fields of instruments, computing, electrical and digital data processing, etc., can solve the problems of high production difficulty, low touch sensitivity, reduced mutual capacitance, etc., so as to reduce production costs and process difficulties. The effect of improving touch sensitivity and reducing the number of pins
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[0023] Embodiment 1 of the present invention provides a touch layer, please refer to figure 2 . The touch layer (not shown) includes a plurality of electrode arrays (not shown), figure 2 Two of the electrode arrays are shown in , and the ellipsis (...) between the two electrode arrays means that the touch layer can include more electrode arrays. The area where each electrode array is located is area 20, and each electrode array includes figure 2 The first electrode group (not shown), the second electrode group (not shown) and the third electrode group (not shown) are arranged in sequence in the X direction). The second electrode group is located between the first electrode group and the third electrode group. The first electrode group includes along the second direction ( figure 2 The six first electrodes arranged in the Y direction), specifically from top to bottom are the first electrode 21a, the first electrode 21b, the first electrode 21c, the first electrode 21d, ...
Embodiment 2
[0049] Another embodiment of the present invention provides another touch layer, which also includes a plurality of electrode arrays (not shown), image 3 Two of the electrode arrays are shown in , and the ellipsis (...) between the two electrode arrays means that the touch layer can include more electrode arrays. The area where each electrode array is located is area 30, and each electrode array includes image 3 The first electrode group (not shown), the second electrode group (not shown) and the third electrode group (not shown) are arranged in sequence in the X direction). The second electrode group is located between the first electrode group and the third electrode group. The first electrode group includes along the second direction ( image 3 The six first electrodes arranged in the Y direction), specifically from top to bottom are the first electrode 31a, the first electrode 31b, the first electrode 31c, the first electrode 31d, the first electrode 31e and the first ...
Embodiment 3
[0059] Another embodiment of the present invention provides another touch layer, which also includes a plurality of electrode arrays (not shown), Figure 4 Two of the electrode arrays are shown in , and the ellipsis (...) between the two electrode arrays means that the touch layer can include more electrode arrays. The area where each electrode array is located is area 40, and each electrode array includes Figure 4 The first electrode group (not shown), the second electrode group (not shown) and the third electrode group (not shown) are arranged in sequence in the X direction). The second electrode group is located between the first electrode group and the third electrode group. The first electrode group includes along the second direction ( Figure 4 Ten first electrodes 41 arranged in the Y direction). The third electrode group includes ten third electrodes 43 arranged in the Y direction. The second electrode group includes five second electrodes arranged along the Y di...
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