Touch Wire Height Compensation in Display Panels
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Solution Overview
Problem
The manufacturing process of touch wires in display panels, particularly when climbing over functional layers with varying heights, leads to issues such as short circuits and disconnections due to inconsistent line widths and heights, affecting yield and performance.
Innovation Solution
The touch wire design includes sub-portions with varying heights and line widths, where the line widths are inversely proportional to the heights, with compensation at higher elevations to maintain consistent widths, preventing short circuits and disconnections.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Ease of operation
If the touch wire climbs over functional layers with varying heights, then the touch wire can connect across different levels, but the line width becomes inconsistent leading to short circuits and disconnections
Solution Approach 1:
The touch wire is designed with different line widths at different heights. At higher positions where the wire climbs over functional layers, the line width is reduced to prevent short circuits between adjacent wires. At lower positions, the line width is larger to ensure adequate connection. This local differentiation of geometric parameters resolves the contradiction between maintaining connectivity and preventing short circuits.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent changes the geometric parameters (line width and height) of the touch wire along its path. Specifically, the line width is made inversely proportional to the height at certain sections, so that as the wire climbs higher over functional layers, its line width decreases accordingly. This parameter variation allows the wire to adapt to different vertical positions and avoid short circuits while maintaining electrical connectivity.
2Reliability
If the touch wire is made wider at higher positions, then connection reliability improves, but the risk of short circuits between adjacent wires increases
Solution Approach 1:
The touch wire is designed with different line widths at different heights. At higher positions where the wire climbs over functional layers, the line width is reduced to prevent short circuits between adjacent wires. At lower positions, the line width is larger to ensure adequate connection. This local differentiation of geometric parameters resolves the contradiction between maintaining connectivity and preventing short circuits.
Solution Approach 2:
The touch wire design incorporates narrower sections at higher positions before actual short circuits can occur. By proactively reducing the line width at elevated positions where short circuit risk is highest, the design prevents harmful effects before they can manifest, ensuring reliable operation.
3Object-affected harmful factors
If the touch wire line width is reduced at higher positions, then short circuit prevention improves, but connection strength may be compromised
Solution Approach 1:
The touch wire is designed with different line widths at different heights. At higher positions where the wire climbs over functional layers, the line width is reduced to prevent short circuits between adjacent wires. At lower positions, the line width is larger to ensure adequate connection. This local differentiation of geometric parameters resolves the contradiction between maintaining connectivity and preventing short circuits.
Solution Approach 2:
The touch wire is divided into multiple sections with different geometric characteristics. The wire has narrower sections at higher positions for short circuit prevention and wider sections at lower positions for strong connections. This segmentation of the wire into functionally distinct portions allows each section to be optimized for its specific purpose without compromising overall performance.
Data Source
AI summary
A display panel and a display device are provided, the display panel includes a base substrate and a touch wire including a first sub-portion and a second sub-portion, a main surface of the base substrate is a first surface; the second sub-portion includes a first height portion and a second height portion, a height of the first height portion relative to the first surface is smaller than a height of the second height portion relative to the first surface, line widths of respective positions of the first height portion are inversely proportional to heights of the respective positions of the first height portion relative to the first surface, and line widths of respective positions of at least part of the second height portion are proportional to heights of the respective positions of the at least part of the second height portion relative to the first surface.


