Tape automated bonding for packing connection band of flat display
OwnerKun-Feng Huang, Hsin-Fa Hsuinventors
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Abstract
This invention is related to the configuration of a tape automated bonding for packaging a connection device of a LCD display, in which the shape of the bending slits is designed to have larger widths close to the two opposing ends and have a smaller width at the central area. This invention can avoid damage to the conduction layer by vibration at the bending slits. In addition, it is not necessary to increase or change the size of the LCD display module.
Claims12
A tape automated bonding for packaging a connection device of a flat display, in which the connection device has two opposing ends for longitudinally electric connection with a display panel and a circuit board respectively;
- the tape automated bonding comprises:
- a transverse width;
- at least one bending slit extending along the transverse width;
- the at least one bending slit has two opposing end regions and a central region between the two end regions, wherein the two end regions have a longitudinal width and the central region has a longitudinal width smaller than the longitudinal width of the two end regions.
A roll of tape automated bonding for packaging a connection device of a flat display, in which the connection device has two opposing ends for longitudinally electric connection with a display panel and a circuit board respectively, the roll of tape automated bonding includes a plurality of tape automated bonding units serially connected with one another, wherein each of the tape automated bonding unit comprises:
- a transverse width;
- at least one bending slit extending along the transverse width;
- the at least one bending slit has two opposing end regions and a central region between the two end regions, wherein the two end regions have a longitudinal width and the central region has a longitudinal width smaller than the longitudinal width of the two end regions.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.