Green Photoresist and Color Filter Substrate using the same
OwnerChien-Kai CHEN, Ya-Ling Hsu +2inventors
InventorsChien-Kai CHEN, Ya-Ling Hsu, Chun-Liang Lin, Chen-Hsien Liao
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Abstract
In a green photoresist for a color filter substrate, GY×Gy is greater than 33 when the green photoresist is tested by a standard C light source and Gy is greater than or equal to 0.6. A light beam from the standard C light source after passing through the green photoresist corresponds to a y coordinate in a CIE 1931 chromaticity diagram and Gy represents the y coordinate. GY represents light transmittance of the green photoresist for the light beam from the standard C light source. The green photoresist improves the light transmittance. Further, a color filter substrate using the green photoresist is provided.
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A green photoresist for a color filter substrate, wherein GY×Gy is greater than 33 when the green photoresist is tested by a standard C light source and Gy is greater than or equal to 0.6, a light beam from the standard C light source after passing through the green photoresist corresponds to a y coordinate in a CIE 1931 chromaticity diagram and Gy represents the y coordinate, and GY represents light transmittance of the green photoresist for the light beam from the standard C light source.
A color filter substrate, comprising a substrate, a plurality of red photoresists, a plurality of blue photoresists and a plurality of green photoresists, wherein the red photoresists, the blue photoresists and the green photoresists are disposed on the substrate, GY×Gy is greater than 33 when the green photoresist is tested by a standard C light source and Gy is greater than or equal to 0.6, a light beam from the standard C light source after passing through the green photoresist corresponds to a y coordinate in a CIE 1931 chromaticity diagram and Gy represents the y coordinate, and GY represents light transmittance of the green photoresist for the light beam from the standard C light source.
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