Conductive electrode structure

摘要

A conductive electrode structure includes a substrate layer; at least one adhesion layer formed on the substrate layer for forming a circuit pattern; a conductive electrode layer formed on the adhesion layer for forming a conducting circuit corresponding to the circuit pattern; a first blackened layer formed on the conductive electrode layer corresponding to the circuit pattern and manufactured with an easily etched material; and a weatherproof layer formed on the first blackened layer and manufactured with an etch-resistant material. The weatherproof layer has a thickness smaller than the first blackened layer. The first blackened layer has a dark color for absorbing and stopping light from entering into the conductive electrode layer, and accordingly forms a shielding surface that prevents the conductive electrode layer from being directly visually perceived by a user. The conductive electrode structure also avoids side etching of the conductive electrode layer to ensure increased yield rate.

主权项

1. A conductive electrode structure, comprising:
a substrate layer; at least one adhesion layer being formed on the substrate layer for forming a circuit pattern; a conductive electrode layer being formed on the adhesion layer for forming a conducting circuit corresponding to the circuit pattern; a first blackened layer being formed on the conductive electrode layer corresponding to the circuit pattern, and being manufactured with an easily etched material; and a weatherproof layer being formed on the first blackened layer and having a thickness smaller than that of the first blackened layer, and being manufactured with an etch-resistant material; wherein the material for manufacturing the first blackened layer has a dark color, so that light is absorbed by the first blackened layer and stopped from entering into the conductive electrode layer, and accordingly, the first blackened layer forms a shielding surface that prevents the conductive electrode layer from being directly visually perceived by a user.