Abstract: An in-cell touch panel is disclosed. The in-cell touch panel includes an array substrate, and a plurality of signal lines arranged at one side of the array substrate. Each signal line includes a transient lead and includes one of a display pin and a touch pin connected to the transient lead. The in-cell touch panel also includes an insulating layer covering the transient lead, and a first wire formed on the insulating layer of at least one transient lead, where the first wire is electrically connected with the transient lead via a first through-hole in the insulating layer.

Abstract: A method of electrically testing an in-cell touch screen is disclosed. The in-cell touch screen includes a display electrode, a driving line, and a detecting line. The detecting line intersects the driving line. The method includes floating the display electrode and performing at least one of: A) applying a first predetermined voltage to one column of adjacent columns of the driving line or one row of adjacent rows of the driving line, and grounding the other column of the adjacent columns or the other row of the adjacent rows, and B) applying a second predetermined voltage to one column of adjacent columns of the detecting line or one row of adjacent rows of the detecting line, and grounding the other column of the adjacent columns or the other row of the adjacent rows. The method also includes determining whether the driving line or the detecting line is shorted or opened.

Abstract: One inventive aspect is a touch control liquid crystal display device. The device includes a color film substrate, a thin film transistor array substrate, and a liquid crystal layer between the color film substrate and the thin film transistor array substrate. The color film substrate includes a grid-shaped black matrix layer, a touch control layer, and a color film layer. The touch control layer includes metal grid electrodes in a rectangle, where the metal grid electrodes include metal lines intersecting transversely and vertically. In addition, the metal grid electrodes include drive electrodes and sense electrodes. The drive electrodes are connected together through first metal connection lines in a first direction, and the sense electrodes are connected together through second metal connection lines in a second direction. In addition, the projection of the metal grid electrodes falls into the projection of the black matrix layer in the light transmission direction.

Abstract: A touch liquid crystal display device includes a first substrate and a second substrate opposite to each other, and a liquid crystal layer disposed between the first and second substrates. The first substrate includes a touch layer disposed on a surface of the first substrate facing the liquid crystal layer, an insulating layer disposed on a surface of the touch layer and covering the touch layer, and a pixel array structure disposed on a surface of the insulating layer facing away from the touch layer. The touch layer is disposed between the pixel array structure and the first substrate. Only a filming process and a photoetching process of the touch layer and a deposition process of the insulating layer are additionally required to transform a non-touch liquid crystal display device to a touch liquid crystal display device.

Abstract: An in-cell touch panel LCD module (100) and a method for driving the same includes a common electrode layer including first and second common electrodes. A control circuit divides the frame time period into a display time period and a touch control time period. A display signal is applied to the common electrode layer during the display time period for a normal LCD display. First and second touch control signals are applied to the first and second common electrodes, respectively, during the touch control time period, so that the electric potential of the first common electrode equals to that of the driving line and the electric potential of the second common electrode equals to that of the sensing line.