Display device including lower pattern
AssigneeSamsung Display Co., Ltd.
InventorsChangho Yi, Jung-Woo Ha, Jong-Ryuk Park, Ji-Eun Lee, Sungho Kim, Joonhyoung Park, Seokje Seong
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Abstract
A display device includes a substrate including an organic film layer, a first lower pattern which is disposed on the substrate, includes overlap patterns, first bridges, and second bridges, and has a mesh shape, a second lower pattern which is disposed in a same layer as the first lower pattern, is connected to the first lower pattern, and surrounds the first lower pattern, a first active pattern disposed on the first lower pattern, and a plurality of gate electrodes disposed on the first active pattern and overlapping the overlap patterns.
Claims27
A display device comprising:
- a substrate including an organic film layer;
- a first barrier layer disposed on the substrate;
- a first lower pattern which is disposed on the first barrier layer, includes overlap patterns, a plurality of first bridges, and a plurality of second bridges, and has a mesh shape such that the plurality of first bridges extends in a first direction and connects the overlap patterns to each other, and the plurality of second bridges extends in a second direction crossing the first direction and connects the overlap patterns to each other;
- a second lower pattern which is disposed in a same layer as the first lower pattern, is connected to the first lower pattern, and surrounds the first lower pattern;
- a second barrier layer disposed on the first lower pattern;
- a first active pattern disposed on the second barrier layer;
- and
- a plurality of gate electrodes disposed on the first active pattern and overlapping the overlap patterns,
- wherein
- the second lower pattern comprises a horizontal pattern extending in the first direction,
- the horizontal pattern is connected to second bridges, which are disposed at a top of the mesh shape, among the plurality of second bridges,
- the horizontal pattern is provided with a power voltage,
- the display device further comprises a power voltage pattern disposed on the horizontal pattern and electrically connected to the horizontal pattern through a contact hole, and
- the first lower pattern is provided with the power voltage through the power voltage pattern and the horizontal pattern.
A display device divided into a hole area in which a hole is defined and a display area surrounding at least a portion of the hole area, the display device comprising:
- a substrate including an organic film layer;
- a first barrier layer disposed on the substrate;
- a first lower pattern which is disposed on the first barrier layer, includes overlap patterns, a plurality of first bridges, and a plurality of second bridges, and has a mesh shape such that the plurality of first bridges extends in a first direction and connects the overlap patterns to each other, and the plurality of second bridges extends in a second direction crossing the first direction and connects the overlap patterns to each other;
- a second lower pattern which is disposed in a same layer as the first lower pattern, is connected to the first lower pattern, overlaps the display area, and surrounds the hole area;
- a second barrier layer disposed on the first lower pattern;
- a first active pattern disposed on the second barrier layer;
- and
- a plurality of gate electrodes disposed on the first active pattern and overlapping the overlap patterns,
- wherein
- the second lower pattern comprises a horizontal pattern extending in the first direction,
- the horizontal pattern is connected to second bridges, which are disposed at a top of the mesh shape, among the plurality of second bridges,
- the horizontal pattern is provided with a power voltage,
- the display device further comprises a power voltage pattern disposed on the horizontal pattern and electrically connected to the horizontal pattern through a contact hole, and
- the first lower pattern is provided with the power voltage through the power voltage pattern and the horizontal pattern.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.