Method for repairing broken line, array substrate and active matrix display device
AssigneeEverDisplay Optronics (Shanghai) Limited
InventorsKeitaro Yamashita, Shanglong Wang, Ruili Wang, Chihkang Chen
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AssigneeEverDisplay Optronics (Shanghai) Limited
InventorsKeitaro Yamashita, Shanglong Wang, Ruili Wang, Chihkang Chen
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The present disclosure relates to the field of display technology, and provides a method for repairing broken line, an array substrate, and an active matrix display device. The method for repairing broken line comprises: providing an array substrate including a data driving circuit disposed in the bottom peripheral area, a plurality of data lines derived from the data driving circuit and extending to the top peripheral area through the active area, a repair line derived from the data driving circuit and extending along the side peripheral area and the top peripheral area, detecting each of the data lines of the array substrate to determine a broken data line including a first section and a second section disconnected with each other; performing laser-welding on an laser intersection position between the broken data line and the repair line in the top peripheral area to weld the broken data line and the repair line; forming, by disconnecting the repair line near the intersection position in the top peripheral area, a repair section which is extending from the data driving circuit to be conductive connected with the second section, and signals are introduced to two disconnected sections of the broken data line from the data driving circuit, and the data driving circuit and the repair section, respectively. The present disclosure can achieve a high repair success rate of the broken data line and a small resistance-capacity loading after repairing.
A method for repairing a broken line, comprising:
An array substrate, comprising:
An active matrix display device, comprising the array substrate, wherein the array substrate comprises an active area and a bottom peripheral area, a side peripheral area, and a top peripheral area surrounding the active area;
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