Active matrix substrate and liquid crystal display device
AssigneeSharp Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsIsao Asako, Junichi Morinaga, Sunao Aoki, Kazunori Tanimoto
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Abstract
A plurality of source lines extending parallel to each other while alternately turning between a plurality of pixel electrodes provided in a delta arrangement, each have a plurality of first linear portions each extending along a side of the corresponding pixel electrode, a plurality of second linear portions each linked to the corresponding first linear portion and extending along a side of the corresponding pixel electrode to a middle portion of the side, and a plurality of protruding portions each extending from one end of the corresponding second linear portion along a side of the corresponding pixel electrode.
Claims3
An active matrix substrate comprising:
- a plurality of pixel electrodes provided in a delta arrangement;
- a plurality of gate lines extending parallel to each other in a straight line, each provided between the corresponding pixel electrodes;
- a plurality of source lines extending parallel to each other in a direction intersecting the gate lines while alternately turning, each provided between the corresponding pixel electrodes;
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- a plurality of thin film transistors connected to the respective pixel electrodes, wherein
- each of the source lines has a plurality of first linear portions each extending along a side of the corresponding pixel electrode, a plurality of second linear portions each linked to the corresponding first linear portion and extending along a side of the corresponding pixel electrode to a middle portion of the side, and a plurality of protruding portions each extending from one end of the corresponding second linear portion along a side of the corresponding pixel electrode, and
- each of the thin film transistors is alternately connected to the corresponding first or second linear portion and to the corresponding protruding portion along the corresponding source line.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.