Abstract: A capacitive touch panel and a method of making it are provided. The method first sputters a layer of TCO coatings on a transparent substrate to form a conductive portion and a base portion, and then coats a layer of transparent and insulating coatings on the conductive portion to form a blocking member. Another layer of TCO coatings is also sputtered on the conductive portion, the base portion, and the blocking member to form a first detection electrode assembly and a second detection electrode assembly. The first detection electrode assembly is arranged in a first axial direction with part thereof below the blocking member, while the second detection electrode assembly is arranged in a second axial direction, and part of the second detection electrode assembly covers the blocking member without contacting the first detection electrode assembly to make the first and the second detection electrode assemblies disconnect with each other.

Abstract: A touch panel module includes a display screen, a touch sensing member, and a cover lens. The display screen has a color filter layer provided on an outermost side thereof. The touch sensing member has a substrate and a touch sensing circuit, wherein the substrate is made of a transparent material. The touch sensing circuit is provided on the substrate to accept touching and generate corresponding electric signals. In addition, the substrate of the touch sensing member is adhered on the color filter layer of the display screen with an adhesive, which is made of a transparent adhesive material. The cover lens is made of a transparent hard material, and is installed on the touch sensing circuit.

Abstract: A capacitive touch panel is disclosed. The capacitive touch panel includes a substrate having a plurality of sensing units, a frame having a hollow opening for accommodating the substrate, and an optical composite layer disposed on the frame. Two adjacent sensing units comprise a distance therebetween. the frame and the substrate form a composite structure. The optical composite layer includes a shielding layer and an ink layer, and the thickness of the shielding layer is adjusted with respect to the distance such that the sensing units are invisible from outside.

Abstract: A capacitive touch panel is disclosed. The structure of the touch panel is designed that the arrangement of the sensing units is not visible from outside. Moreover, the capacitive touch panel also has the advantage of having reduced thickness and simplified fabrication, and is easy to be combined with a liquid crystal display module.

Abstract: A capacitive touch panel is disclosed. The structure of the touch panel is designed that the arrangement of the sensing units is not visible from outside. Moreover, the capacitive touch panel also has the advantage of having reduced thickness and simplified fabrication, and is easy to be combined with a liquid crystal display module.

Abstract: An organic/inorganic composite structure is provided for serving as an overcoat of a capacitive touch panel. Such structure provides the overcoat with a capacitive property and refraction so that the sensitivity and the transparency of the touch panel are improved. Moreover, the entire thickness of the touch panel is also reduced in accordance with the present invention.

Abstract: A plasma panel used as a light source of a display panel includes a first substrate having a first surface, a second substrate positioned above the first substrate, a plurality of electrode pairs extending along a first direction on the first surface, and a plurality of conductive spacers. Each of the electrode pairs includes a first electrode and a second electrode. The conductive spacers are formed on the first electrode and the second electrode for performing a discharge of opposed electrodes and supporting the second substrate.

Abstract: A plasma display panel. The plasma display panel includes a first panel, a second panel, and a filter device. The first panel has a first substrate, a plurality of first electrodes and a protective layer. The first electrode is disposed in the vicinity of the first substrate and the protective layer. The second panel has a second substrate, a plurality of barrier ribs and a plurality of second electrodes. The barrier ribs and the second electrodes are formed on the second substrate. The barrier ribs create a plurality of cells. Center points of any three adjacent cells are connected to form an delta. The filter device includes a metallic mesh film, disposed on the first panel. The mesh film has wires intersecting each other. One of the wire and a side of the delta form an acute angle of 0 to 15 or 45 to 60°.

Abstract: A plasma display panel comprises a plurality of red, green and blue display units arranged on a substrate, so as to form plural red, green, blue display unit channels whose directions are aligned towards a ventilation hole located on the substrate, for facilitating gas charge or discharge in a good speed.

Abstract: A plasma display panel. The plasma display panel includes a first panel, a second panel, and a filter device. The first panel has a first substrate, a plurality of first electrodes and a protective layer. The first electrode is disposed in the vicinity of the first substrate and the protective layer. The second panel has a second substrate, a plurality of barrier ribs and a plurality of second electrodes. The barrier ribs and the second electrodes are formed on the second substrate. The barrier ribs create a plurality of cells. Center points of any three adjacent cells are connected to form an delta. The filter device includes a metallic mesh film, disposed on the first panel. The mesh film has wires intersecting each other. One of the wire and a side of the delta form an acute angle of 0 to 15 or 45 to 60°.

Abstract: A plasma panel used as a light source of a display panel includes a first substrate having a first surface, a second substrate positioned above the first substrate, a plurality of electrode pairs extending along a first direction on the first surface, and a plurality of conductive spacers. Each of the electrode pairs includes a first electrode and a second electrode. The conductive spacers are formed on the first electrode and the second electrode for performing a discharge of opposed electrodes and supporting the second substrate.

Abstract: An electrode structure of a plasma display panel (PDP) is disclosed. The electrode structure is formed on a front substrate of the PDP. The electrode structure includes a first sustaining electrode, a second sustaining electrode, and an auxiliary electrode. The first and second sustaining electrodes are formed on the substrate with a first gap existing therebetween. The auxiliary electrode is formed in the first gap. A second gap is formed between the auxiliary electrode and the second sustaining electrode. The second gap is smaller than the first gap.

Abstract: A plasma display panel comprises a plurality of red, green and blue display units arranged on a substrate, so as to form plural red, green, blue display unit channels whose directions are aligned towards a ventilation hole located on the substrate, for facilitating gas charge or discharge in a good speed.

Abstract: A front plate of a plasma display panel (PDP) comprising a glass substrate, a auxiliary electrode formed in the glass substrate, and a protecting electrode over the auxiliary electrode is disclosed. The auxiliary electrode is inlaid in the glass substrate or in a buffer layer formed atop the glass substrate. The protecting electrode is formed to prevent a bonding auxiliary electrode of the auxiliary electrode from being oxidized easily during a high temperature process. Another front plate of a PDP is disclosed and includes a glass substrate, a sustaining electrode on the glass substrate, an auxiliary electrode on the sustaining electrode, and a protecting electrode disposed on the auxiliary electrode. Again, the protecting electrode is formed to prevent the bonding auxiliary electrode of the auxiliary electrode from being oxidized easily during a high temperature process.

Abstract: A front plate of a plasma display panel includes a substrate, a transparent electrode formed on the substrate, and an auxiliary electrode having a first part formed on the transparent electrode and a second part directly formed on the substrate, a dielectric layer formed on the transparent electrode and the first part of the auxiliary electrode, and an isolating layer formed between the substrate and the auxiliary electrode, at a position where the boundary of the dielectric layer intersects the upper surface of the auxiliary electrode. The isolating layer can prevent the auxiliary electrode from being peeled from the substrate.

Abstract: An electrode structure of a plasma display panel (PDP) is disclosed. The electrode structure is formed on a front substrate of the PDP. The electrode structure includes a first sustaining electrode, a second sustaining electrode, and an auxiliary electrode. The first and second sustaining electrodes are formed on the substrate with a first gap existing there between. The auxiliary electrode is formed in the first gap. A second gap is formed between the auxiliary electrode and the second sustaining electrode. The second gap is smaller than the first gap.

Abstract: A plasma display panel device which can enlarge the bright region of a PDP with a given pixel size is provided. The auxiliary electrode of the plasma display panel device contacts not only the transparent electrode but also the substrate in order to avoid the auxiliary electrode being peeled off during the manufacturing process. Furthermore, the position of the auxiliary electrode is changed so the bright region between the pair of auxiliary electrodes is enlarged.