Abstract: A display device and a method for driving the same are discussed. The display device includes a display panel including a common electrode commonly connected to pixels, a display driving circuit for applying a data voltage to the pixels during a vertical active time, and a sensor driving circuit which applies a gesture sensing driving signal to the common electrode during a vertical blank time and senses a gesture input.

Abstract: A touch sensor integrated type display device includes gate lines and data lines that cross over each other, pixel electrodes, first electrodes, second electrodes and shielding portions. The pixel electrodes are formed in areas defined by crossings of the gate lines and the data lines. The first electrodes at least partially overlap the pixel electrodes and are formed in parallel with the data lines. The second electrodes are formed in parallel with the gate lines between the pixel electrodes neighboring each other with the gate lines interposed therebetween. The shielding portions extend from the second electrodes in the spaces formed by the first electrodes arranged with the data lines interposed therebetween.

Abstract: A touch sensor integrated type display device includes gate lines and data lines crossing over each other, pixel electrodes respectively formed in areas defined by crossing the gate lines and the data lines, first electrodes, each of which is formed between the pixel electrodes and in parallel with the gate line, the pixel electrodes being adjacent to each other with the gate line interposed therebetween, second electrodes formed in parallel with the data lines to overlap the pixel electrode, first routing wires connecting some of the first electrodes to form first electrode groups arranged in a first direction, second routing wires connecting another some of the first electrodes to form second electrode groups arranged in the first direction; and third routing wires connecting some of the second electrodes to form third electrode groups arranged in a second direction.

Abstract: A touch sensor integrated type display device includes gate lines and data lines; a plurality of pixel electrodes respectively formed in pixel areas defined by crossings of the gate and data lines; a first electrode formed between first pixel electrodes and in parallel with a first gate line of the gate lines, the first pixel electrodes being adjacent to each other with the first gate line interposed therebetween; second electrodes formed between second pixel electrodes and arranged in a line in parallel with a second gate line adjacent to the first gate line, the second pixel electrodes being adjacent to each other with the second gate line interposed therebetween; and third electrodes, each of which is formed in parallel with the data lines and contacts the second electrodes, at least a portion of each of the third electrodes overlapping the first and second pixel electrodes.

Abstract: A touch sensor integrated type display device includes a plurality of gate lines and a plurality of data lines which are formed to cross over each other; a plurality of pixel electrodes respectively formed in areas defined by crossings of the plurality of gate lines and the plurality of data lines; a plurality of first electrodes, each of which is formed between the pixel electrodes and in parallel with the gate line, the pixel electrodes being adjacent to each other with the gate line interposed therebetween; a plurality of second electrodes formed in parallel with the data lines, at least a portion of each of the plurality of second electrodes overlapping the pixel electrode; and a shielding electrode formed between each first electrode and each second electrode.

Abstract: A touch sensor integrated type display device includes gate and data lines that cross over each other to form a plurality of pixel regions; first electrodes arranged in parallel in a first direction; second electrodes arranged in parallel in a second direction; first subpixel electrodes formed within the pixel regions on a different layer from the first electrodes and overlap the first electrodes; a second subpixel electrode formed on the same layer as the first electrodes and overlaps the second electrodes; first routing wires that group the first electrodes into m units; second routing wires that group the second electrodes into n units; first electrostatic discharging circuits that connect the first routing wires to a ground wire; and second electrostatic discharging circuits that connects the second routing wires to the ground wire, wherein the first subpixel electrodes and the second subpixel electrode constitute a unit pixel.

Abstract: A touch sensor integrated type display device includes gate lines, a gate insulating film, data lines formed to cross over the gate lines, thin film transistors formed in pixel regions, a first passivation layer that covers the thin film transistors, first electrodes disposed on the first passivation layer along the data lines with the gate lines interposed therebetween, a second passivation layer covering the first electrodes, pixel electrodes that are formed in the pixel regions to partially overlap the first electrodes, and second electrodes formed on the second passivation layer in parallel with the gate lines, each of the plurality of second electrodes is disposed between neighboring pixel electrodes with the gate lines interposed therebetween.

Abstract: A touch sensor integrated type display device includes a plurality of gate lines, a plurality of data lines crossing over the plurality of the gate lines, a plurality of pixel electrodes formed in areas defined by crossing over the gate lines and the data lines, a plurality of first electrodes formed between pixel electrodes which are neighbored to each other with a gate line therebetween, a plurality of second electrodes, each of the second electrodes formed to overlap with at least one portion of the pixel electrode and arranged in parallel with the gate line, wherein one of the first and second electrodes serve as common electrodes for driving the display device.

Abstract: A chemical sensor for detecting the presence of one or more analytes. The sensor comprises at least one electrode pair and a photopolymerized electrically conducting polymer composition disposed in contact between each of the electrode pairs. Each polymer composition may include an organic polymer capable of interacting with one or more analytes. The sensor also comprises a means for delivering an analyte to each polymer composition, and a means for processing the resultant electronic signal from each polymer composition and electrode pair. Preferably, the sensor comprises a plurality of different polymer compositions, each with a dedicated electrode pair, to generate a collection of signals that provide a fingerprint unique to a particular analyte.

Abstract: An apparatus for electrochemical impedance spectroscopy having a solid electrolyte is disclosed. The apparatus has a chamber made of an electronically insulating material, a solid electrolyte coupled to the chamber and an electrode disposed in the chamber. A biasing member is used to urge the electrode towards the solid electrolyte and urge the solid electrolyte toward the substrate. The solid electrolyte is designed to contact the surface to be tested directly with no corrosive or otherwise harmful effect to the surface. A method for the detection of corrosion in bare or coated metallic substrates is also provided.

Abstract: A sensor for detecting a target analyte using a molecularly imprinted polymer (MIP) that has been imprinted with the target analyte. The MIP may be used as a working electrode in electrochemical impedance spectroscopy by either coating a substrate or being pressed into a disk.

Abstract: A chemical sensor for detecting the presence of one or more analytes. The sensor comprises at least one electrode pair and a photopolymerized electrically conducting polymer composition disposed in contact between each of the electrode pairs. Each polymer composition may include an organic polymer capable of interacting with one or more analytes. The sensor also comprises a means for delivering an analyte to each polymer composition, and a means for processing the resultant electronic signal from each polymer composition and electrode pair. Preferably, the sensor comprises a plurality of different polymer compositions, each with a dedicated electrode pair, to generate a collection of signals that provide a fingerprint unique to a particular analyte.

Abstract: The present invention provides a power train for an automatic transmission of a vehicle, including: an input axle for delivering power from an engine; a main-transmission mechanism having a compound planetary gear unit for outputting the power as four speed ratios; a sub-transmission mechanism having a simple planetary gear unit for increasing a speed ratio which is output from the main-transmission mechanism as a largest speed ratio of the four speed ratios; the main-transmission mechanism including a first friction element for selectively transmitting the power from the input axle to a first sun gear of the compound planetary gear unit, a second friction element for making a second sun gear of the compound planetary gear unit as an idling element, a third friction element for selectively transmitting the power from the input axle to a planet carrier of the compound planetary gear unit, and a fourth friction element for operating the sun gear as a reacting force element; and the sub-transmission mechanism in