Structure of back light plate

Abstract

A back light plate includes a plurality of light bars of high light transmittance. The light bars are juxtaposed to form a flat plate like or a grating like light emission structure. Each light bar has opposite ends to which light sources, such as light-emitting diodes, are mounted. Light emitting from the light sources can transmit through the light bar to form a uniform luminous cylinder and thereby constituting a wide span of backlighting. This arrangement saves the number of light-emitting diodes used, makes the manufacturing easy, and provides a simple and convenient-to-carry-out manufacturing process as compared to the conventional manufacturing processes of large-sized thin back light plate, so as to lead to a significant reduction of manufacturing costs.

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