Abstract: The present invention provides an electromagnetic wave-absorbing composite material and a manufacturing method therefor, the electromagnetic wave-absorbing composite material comprising: a polymer composite including a refractive index-adjusting material therein; and a plurality of conductive wires formed on at least one surface of the polymer composite, wherein electromagnetic waves reflected in a matching frequency (f) range derived through Mathematical Formulas 1 to 3 described in the present invention are 0.2 dB or less.

Abstract: A display device includes: pixel circuits arranged in a first direction on each of a first pixel row and a second pixel row; dummy sensor circuits arranged in a predetermined interval between the pixel circuits on the first pixel row; sensor circuits arranged in the interval between the pixel circuits on the second pixel row; light emitting elements disposed on the pixel circuits and connected to each of the pixel circuits; first light receiving elements on at least some of the pixel circuits of the first pixel row and the dummy sensor circuits; and second light receiving elements on at least some of the pixel circuits of the second pixel row and the sensor circuits. One of the sensor circuits is connected to at least two of the first light receiving elements and at least two of the second light receiving elements.

Abstract: A display device includes: a substrate; a light emitting element layer disposed on the substrate; and a sensor electrode layer disposed on an encapsulation layer and including: a plurality of first touch electrode groups extending along a first direction; a plurality of first touch electrodes, of the plurality of first touch electrode groups, arranged along the first direction; a plurality of second touch electrode groups extending along the second direction and arranged along the first direction; a first contact electrode connected to any one of the plurality of first touch electrodes of any one of the plurality of first touch electrode groups; and a second contact electrode connected to any one of the plurality of first touch electrodes of another of the plurality of first touch electrode groups, and wherein an area of the first contact electrode is greater than an area of the second contact electrode.