Abstract: A touch panel includes a substrate, first to third touch electrode series, and a plurality of insulation patterns. The first touch electrode series includes first and second portions respectively extending along first and second directions. The second touch electrode series includes third and fourth portions respectively extending along third and second directions. The third portion intersects with the first portion of the first touch electrode series. The third touch electrode series includes fifth and sixth portions respectively extending along the first and third directions. The fifth and sixth portions respectively intersect with the fourth portion of the second touch electrode series and the second portion of the first touch electrode series. The first to third directions are different from each other.

Abstract: A touch sensing panel includes a substrate, first curved circuits, an insulation layer, and second curved circuits. The substrate includes a central region, a peripheral region surrounding the central region, and a touch-sensing circuit region between the central region and the peripheral region. The first curved circuits and the second curved circuits are disposed on the substrate and separately extended from the peripheral region to the central region. One end of each first curved circuit disposed in the peripheral region is electrically connected to one end of each second curved circuit disposed in the peripheral region. In the touch-sensing circuit region, a projection of each second curved circuit in a direction perpendicular to the substrate is intersected with at least one of the first curved circuits. The insulation layer is disposed on the substrate and insulates the first curved circuits and the second curved circuits in the touch-sensing circuit region.

Abstract: A light-bar structure includes a first substrate, a second substrate, and an insulation layer. The first substrate includes a first anode region and a plurality of element regions. Each of the element regions is configured to allow a light-emitting element to be disposed on. At least one of the element regions includes an anode portion and a node portion. The anode portion is connected to the first anode region. The second substrate includes a grounding region and a second anode region. The anode portion is disposed correspondingly to the grounding region. The node portion is disposed correspondingly to the second anode region. The insulation layer is disposed between the first substrate and the second substrate.

Abstract: A touch panel includes a substrate, first to third touch electrode series, and a plurality of insulation patterns. The first touch electrode series includes first and second portions respectively extending along first and second directions. The second touch electrode series includes third and fourth portions respectively extending along third and second directions. The third portion intersects with the first portion of the first touch electrode series. The third touch electrode series includes fifth and sixth portions respectively extending along the first and third directions. The fifth and sixth portions respectively intersect with the fourth portion of the second touch electrode series and the second portion of the first touch electrode series. The first to third directions are different from each other.

Abstract: A touch sensing panel includes a substrate, first curved circuits, an insulation layer, and second curved circuits. The substrate includes a central region, a peripheral region surrounding the central region, and a touch-sensing circuit region between the central region and the peripheral region. The first curved circuits and the second curved circuits are disposed on the substrate and separately extended from the peripheral region to the central region. One end of each first curved circuit disposed in the peripheral region is electrically connected to one end of each second curved circuit disposed in the peripheral region. In the touch-sensing circuit region, a projection of each second curved circuit in a direction perpendicular to the substrate is intersected with at least one of the first curved circuits. The insulation layer is disposed on the substrate and insulates the first curved circuits and the second curved circuits in the touch-sensing circuit region.

Abstract: A light-bar structure includes a first substrate, a second substrate, and an insulation layer. The first substrate includes a first anode region and a plurality of element regions. Each of the element regions is configured to allow a light-emitting element to be disposed on. At least one of the element regions includes an anode portion and a node portion. The anode portion is connected to the first anode region. The second substrate includes a grounding region and a second anode region. The anode portion is disposed correspondingly to the grounding region. The node portion is disposed correspondingly to the second anode region. The insulation layer is disposed between the first substrate and the second substrate.