Liquid crystal display device
AssigneeHitachi Displays, Ltd.
InventorsKoichi IGETA, Osamu NAGASHIMA
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Abstract
A liquid crystal display device includes: a pair of substrates disposed to face each other; an inner sealing material surrounding a non-display region between the pair of substrates; an outer sealing material surrounding the inner sealing material; liquid crystal filled between the inner sealing material and the outer sealing material; and a display region formed in a region where the liquid crystal is filled, and first columnar spacers fixed on any one of the pair of substrates are formed in the forming region of the inner sealing material, the first columnar spacers being formed so as to avoid positions overlapped with intersecting portions of the gate signal lines and the drain signal lines.
Claims10
A liquid crystal display device comprising:
- a pair of substrates disposed to face each other;
- an inner sealing material surrounding a non-display region between the pair of substrates;
- an outer sealing material surrounding the inner sealing material;
- liquid crystal filled between the inner sealing material and the outer sealing material;
- and a display region formed in a region where the liquid crystal is filled, wherein
- at least a plurality of gate signal lines extending in a first direction and arranged in parallel and a plurality of drain signal lines extending in a second direction and arranged in parallel are formed on a surface of one of the pair of substrates on a liquid crystal side,
- among the plurality of gate signal lines and the plurality of drain signal lines, the gate signal lines and the drain signal lines which are to be arranged so as to cross the non-display region when they are virtually extended as they are formed into patterns which bypass the non-display region and partially formed in the forming region of the inner sealing material, and
- first columnar spacers fixed on any one of the pair of substrates are formed in the forming region of the inner sealing material, the first columnar spacers being formed so as to avoid positions overlapped with intersecting portions of the gate signal lines and the drain signal lines.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.