The present invention provides an electroconductive sheet and a touch panel which do not impair visibility in a vicinity of an electrode terminal in a sensing region. In an electroconductive sheet which has an electrode pattern constructed of a metal thin wire and an electrode terminal that is electrically connected to an end of the electrode pattern, a transmittance of the electrode pattern is 83% or more, and when the transmittance of the electrode pattern is represented by a %, a transmittance of the electrode terminal is controlled to be (a-20)% or more and (a-3)% or less.

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›1.independentAn electroconductive sheet comprising:nan electrode pattern constructed of a metal thin wire; andan electrode terminal that is electrically connected …+3

›2.independentAn electroconductive sheet comprising:nan electrode pattern constructed of a metal thin wire; andan electrode terminal that is electrically connected …

›6.independentAn electroconductive sheet comprising:nan electrode pattern constructed of a metal thin wire; andan electrode terminal that is electrically connected …+3

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8 codes

IPC · International Patent Classification

Section B — Performing operations; transporting

B32B15/14

Section G — Physics

G06F3/041
G06F3/044

Section H — Electricity

H05K1/02

USPC · US Patent Classification

174/253349/149345/173200/600

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Michael F McAllister

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related publication	US 20140238730 A1	28 Aug 2014

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