Abstract: The problem addressed by the present invention lies in providing a touch panel capable of suppressing the occurrence of moiré without causing graining to occur, and a display device onto which the touch panel has been stacked.

Abstract: [Problem] The problem addressed by the present invention lies in providing a touch panel with which it is possible to suppress a deterioration in visibility, and a display device on which the touch panel is laminated.

Abstract: A touch sensor electrode includes a transparent dielectric substrate, first electrodes each including first capacitive electrode parts, second electrodes each including second capacitive electrode parts, first dummy parts each including first dummy wires, and second dummy parts each including a plurality of second dummy wires. In plan view perpendicular to the transparent dielectric substrate, first capacitive electrode parts face respective second dummy parts, and second capacitive electrode parts face respective first dummy parts. A combination of first electrode wires and second dummy wires forms a first section of a lattice pattern, and the first electrode wires form line segments different from those formed by second dummy wires. A combination of second electrode wires and first dummy wires forms a second section of the lattice pattern, and the second electrode wires form line segments different from those formed by the first dummy wires.

Abstract: A touch sensor electrode includes a transparent dielectric substrate, first electrodes each including first capacitive electrode parts, second electrodes each including second capacitive electrode parts, first dummy parts each including first dummy wires, and second dummy parts each including a plurality of second dummy wires. In plan view perpendicular to the transparent dielectric substrate, first capacitive electrode parts face respective second dummy parts, and second capacitive electrode parts face respective first dummy parts. A combination of first electrode wires and second dummy wires forms a first section of a lattice pattern, and the first electrode wires form line segments different from those formed by second dummy wires. A combination of second electrode wires and first dummy wires forms a second section of the lattice pattern, and the second electrode wires form line segments different from those formed by the first dummy wires.

Abstract: A touch sensor electrode includes first electrodes arrayed in a first direction on a first surface of a substrate and each extending along a second direction perpendicular to the first direction, and second electrodes arrayed in the second direction on a second surface of the substrate and each extending along the first direction. Each one of the first and second electrodes includes reference pattern elements, each having a main line and a sub-line and forming a pattern with reference to a reference direction, which is the first direction for the first electrodes and the second direction for the second electrodes, respectively. The first and second electrodes are formed such that the reference pattern elements of the first and second electrodes together form lattice pattern in plan view perpendicular to the substrate, and that the lattice pattern includes square lattice units where each side has a same length as the sub-line.