Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a touch sensor including: a first mesh electrode layer including: first unit patterns and a first intersecting point; a second mesh electrode layer including: second unit patterns and a second intersecting point; and an insulating layer positioned between the first mesh electrode layer and the second mesh electrode layer and provided with a contact hole, in which at least one of the first unit patterns includes: the second intersecting point in a planar direction, and at least one of the second unit patterns includes: the first intersecting point in the planar direction, and an image display device including the same.

Abstract: A touch sensor includes a first sensing electrode unit formed on a substrate in a first direction and a second sensing electrode unit formed on the substrate in a second direction crossing the first direction. A plurality of micro-etched patterns are formed on a boundary of unit transparent electrodes constituting the first sensing electrode unit and the second sensing electrode unit. The unit transparent electrode has a shape in which a portion of a curve connecting vertices of a polygon is removed, and adjacent unit transparent electrodes are electrically connected to each other. It includes a segmental pattern dividing the first or second sensing electrode unit into two or more areas.

Abstract: A touch sensor comprises a first electrode layer, a second electrode layer, and an insulation layer. The first electrode layer includes first main electrode cells connected and arranged in a first direction and second auxiliary electrode cells separated from the first main electrode cells and arranged separately in a second direction on the same lower plane. The second electrode layer includes first auxiliary electrode cells arranged separately in the first direction and stacked and connected to the first main electrode cells while having the same pattern as the first main electrode cells and second main electrode cells separated from the first auxiliary electrode cells, connected and arranged in a second direction, and stacked and connected to the second auxiliary electrode cells while having the same pattern as the second auxiliary electrode cells, on the same upper plane. The insulation layer is formed between the first electrode layer and the second electrode layer.

Abstract: A touch sensor comprises a group pattern having a sensing cell part including a plurality of sensing cell groups in which a plurality of sensing cells are electrically connected and a wiring part formed outside the sensing cell part. The wiring part includes a first sub-wiring part and a second sub-wiring part. The first sub-wiring part has a drawing wire electrically connected to a sensing cell at one end of the sensing cell group. The second sub-wiring part is disposed outside the first sub-wiring part and has a non-drawing wire not electrically connected to the sensing cell part. The non-drawing wires are provided as many as the number of unit patterns repeatedly formed to constitute a large-area touch sensor minus one.

Abstract: A joint connector includes a cap, a plug received in the cap in a mounting direction, and a clip mounted along the mounting direction to fix the cap and the plug, wherein the plug comprises a flexible locking element configured to simultaneously fix the cap and the clip. The locking element is connected to the plug deformably in a vertical direction with respect to the plug.

Abstract: A touch sensing electrode structure includes sensing electrodes, each of which including a plurality of unit patterns, and traces electrically connected to the sensing electrodes. The traces include at least two trace lines and trace bridges connecting the at least two trace lines to each other. An electrode visibility due to a pattern deviation is reduced and a reliability of the trace is improved by the trace bridge.

Abstract: A touch sensor according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a substrate layer, sensing electrodes arranged on a top surface of the substrate layer, the sensing electrodes having boundaries in which a plurality of convex portions are connected, and a dummy electrode disposed between the sensing electrodes, the dummy electrode having a boundary in which a plurality of convex portions are connected. The sensing electrodes include a first sensing electrode arranged in a column direction and a second sensing electrode arranged in a row direction. A convex portion in a region where the first sensing electrode, the second sensing electrode and the dummy electrode are adjacent to each other has a radius of curvature less than that of a convex portion in other regions.

Abstract: A touch sensor according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a base layer, a first electrode layer including first dummy electrodes and first sensing electrodes including first holes therein arranged on a top surface of the base layer, the first sensing electrodes, an insulating interlayer formed on the base layer and covering the first electrode layer, and a second electrode layer including second dummy electrodes and second sensing electrodes including second holes therein arranged on a top surface of the insulating interlayer. An electrode visual recognition can be suppressed by an overlapping arrangement of the holes and the electrode patterns.

Abstract: A connector includes a connector housing including: a plurality of insertion holes; a plurality of connection terminals inserted into some of the plurality of insertion holes and configured to be electrically connected to a first set of a plurality of tab terminals of a sensor unit; and a joint terminal accommodated inside the connector housing. The joint terminal includes at least one grounding terminal part electrically connected to at least one of a second set of the plurality of tab terminals and a joint connection part electrically connected to a ground connection terminal, which is one of the plurality of connection terminals.

Abstract: A touch sensor according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a substrate layer having an active region and a peripheral region, a plurality of sensing channel columns and a plurality of sensing channel rows disposed on the active region of the substrate layer and extending in directions crossing each other, channel column traces branching from the sensing channel columns and extending on the peripheral region, channel row traces branching from the sensing channel rows and extending on the peripheral region, and a trace connector coupling the channel column traces branching from the same sensing channel columns.

Abstract: A touch sensor includes a base layer; an electrode layer including, on the base layer, first array sensing cells connected and arranged in a first direction and second array sensing cells spaced apart from the first array sensing cells and arranged spaced apart in a second direction, the first and second sensing cells being provided with dummy holes; an insulation layer formed on the electrode layer and being provided with contact holes connecting the neighboring second array sensing cells in the second direction; and bridges formed on the contact hole and the insulation layer to electrically connect the neighboring second array sensing cells.

Abstract: A method of fabricating a window deco film includes forming a hard coating layer, forming a deco layer on the hard coating layer, forming a light-shielding layer on the deco layer, and forming an acryl-based coating layer on the hard coating layer before forming the deco layer, or on the light-shielding layer. The window deco film may have a remarkably reduced thickness, and thus an entire thickness of an image display device including a window substrate to which the window deco film is applied may be also reduced. Additionally, even when the window deco film is attached to a curved window substrate, a bubble may not be generated at a curved portion of the window substrate. A mura caused by a retardation or a phase difference due to the window deco film may be suppressed. Thus, the window deco film may have an improved transmittance.

Abstract: A foldable touch sensor panel comprises: a touch sensor layer, a bonding layer having one side coupled to one side of the touch sensor layer and the other side coupled to a functional layer; and an adhesive layer having one side coupled to the other side of the touch sensor layer and the other side coupled to a display panel.

Abstract: A touch sensor according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a substrate layer, sensing electrodes arranged on a top surface of the substrate layer, the sensing electrodes having boundaries in which a plurality of convex portions are connected, and a dummy electrode disposed between the sensing electrodes, the dummy electrode having a boundary in which a plurality of convex portions are connected. The sensing electrodes include a first sensing electrode arranged in a column direction and a second sensing electrode arranged in a row direction. A convex portion in a region where the first sensing electrode, the second sensing electrode and the dummy electrode are adjacent to each other has a radius of curvature less than that of a convex portion in other regions.

Abstract: Touch sensor including a first detection electrode portion formed on a substrate in a first direction, and a second detection electrode portion formed on the substrate in a second direction intersecting the first direction, wherein a plurality of fine etched patterns are formed in a boundary portion between unit transparent electrodes included in the first detection electrode portion and the second detection electrode portion, the unit transparent electrode has a shape in which a part of the boundary portion having a polygonal shape is removed by fine etched patterns, and the adjacent unit transparent electrodes are electrically connected. The transparent electrode may be visually hidden due to differences in optical properties between electrode regions wherein the transparent electrode is formed and inter-electrode regions wherein a transparent electrode is not formed, and a phenomenon wherein light transmittance of the touch sensor decreases due to the transparent electrode may also be prevented.

Abstract: A touch sensor according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a substrate layer, first sensing electrode rows and second sensing electrode rows alternately arranged on the substrate layer, first traces extending from left ends of the first sensing electrode rows, the first traces including periodically arranged bent portions, second traces extending from right ends of the second sensing electrode rows, the second traces including periodically arranged bent portions, a first floating trace adjacent to an outermost first trace of the first traces, and a second floating trace adjacent to an outermost second trace of the second traces.

Abstract: A wire harness grommet is provided. The wire harness grommet includes a main body including a first body, a second body connected to the first body, and an inner wall located between the first body and the second body, an inner tube disposed in a center of the main body wherein the inner tube is configured to receive a wire harness, and a plurality of sound insulation projections on the main body, wherein each sound insulation projection has a tapered reflective surface.

Abstract: A touch sensor according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a substrate layer, sensing electrodes disposed on the substrate layer, an insulating layer covering the sensing electrodes on the substrate layer, a bridge electrode electrically connecting neighboring sensing electrodes of the sensing electrodes on the insulating layer, and floating electrodes distributed around the bridge electrode on the insulating layer.

Abstract: A touch sensor according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a base layer, a first electrode layer including first dummy electrodes and first sensing electrodes including first holes therein arranged on a top surface of the base layer, the first sensing electrodes, an insulating interlayer formed on the base layer and covering the first electrode layer, and a second electrode layer including second dummy electrodes and second sensing electrodes including second holes therein arranged on a top surface of the insulating interlayer. An electrode visual recognition can be suppressed by an overlapping arrangement of the holes and the electrode patterns.

Abstract: A touch sensor according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a base layer, a bridge electrode disposed on a top surface of the base layer, auxiliary electrodes disposed around the bridge electrode to be physically spaced apart from the bridge electrode, first sensing electrodes electrically connected to each other via the bridge electrode, and second sensing electrodes electrically separated from the first sensing electrodes and arranged in a direction different from an arrangement direction of the first sensing electrodes. A resistance may be decreased and a visual recognition of the bridge electrode may be suppressed using the auxiliary electrodes.