Abstract: A touch panel includes electrodes and routings disposed on a single conductive layer. The electrodes and routings are connected to drivers and sensors to sense mutual capacitance changes induced by a touch among the electrodes. The touch panel includes a first electrode, a second electrode, and a first routing connected to the first electrode. The second electrode includes two sub-electrodes respectively disposed at two sides of the first routing. The first electrode has a first jigsaw section, and the second electrode has a second jigsaw section mutually intervening with the first jigsaw section in an insulated manner.

Abstract: A touch panel includes electrodes and routings disposed on a single conductive layer. The electrodes and routings are connected to drivers and sensors to sense mutual capacitance changes induced by a touch among the electrodes. The touch panel includes a first electrode, a second electrode, and a first routing connected to the first electrode. The second electrode includes two sub-electrodes respectively disposed at two sides of the first routing. The first electrode has a first jigsaw section, and the second electrode has a second jigsaw section mutually intervening with the first jigsaw section in an insulated manner.

Abstract: A touch display device includes a substrate, a conductive layer and a transparent layer. The conductive layer is disposed on the substrate layer, and includes a plurality of metal lines, which extend along a first direction and are insulated from one another. The transparent layer is disposed on the conductive layer, and includes a plurality of first electrode strips, which extend along the first direction and individually overlap with at least one of the metal lines in a second direction substantially perpendicular to the substrate. The first electrode strips are disposed between a plurality of second electrode strips and the metal lines. The second electrode strips extend along a third direction different from the first direction and are disposed above the transparent layer. The second electrode strips form capacitance coupling with the metal lines via the first electrode strips to perform touch sensing.

Abstract: A touch panel includes electrodes and routings disposed on a single conductive layer. The electrodes and routings are connected to drivers and sensors to sense mutual capacitance changes induced by a touch among the electrodes. The touch panel includes a first electrode, a second electrode, and a first routing connected to the first electrode. The second electrode includes two sub-electrodes respectively disposed at two sides of the first routing. The first electrode has a first jigsaw section, and the second electrode has a second jigsaw section mutually intervening with the first jigsaw section in an insulated manner.