Electrode structure, display panel and display device
AssigneesXiamen Tianma Micro-Electronics Co., Ltd., Tianma Micro-Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsLing WU, Boping Shen, Qiong Song
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Abstract
An electrode structure having a corner area and a middle area is disclosed. The electrode structure includes at least two sub-electrodes, where at least one of a) a space between two adjacent sub-electrodes in the corner area is smaller than a space between the two adjacent sub-electrodes in the middle area, and b) at least one sub-electrode has a larger width in the corner area than a width of the sub-electrode in the middle area.
Claims17
An electrode structure having a corner area and a middle area, the electrode structure comprising at least two sub-electrodes, wherein at least one of:
- a) a space between two adjacent sub-electrodes in the corner area is smaller than a space between the two adjacent sub-electrodes in the middle area, and
- b) at least one sub-electrode has a larger width in the corner area than a width of the sub-electrode in the middle area.
A display panel, comprising an electrode structure having a corner area and a middle area, the electrode structure comprising at least two sub-electrodes, wherein at least one of:
- a) a space between two adjacent sub-electrodes in the corner area is smaller than a space between the two adjacent sub-electrodes in the middle area, and
- b) at least one sub-electrode has a larger width in the corner area than a width of the sub-electrode in the middle area.
A display device, comprising a display panel, the display panel comprising an electrode structure having a corner area and a middle area, wherein the electrode structure comprises at least two sub-electrodes, wherein at least one of:
- a) a space between two adjacent sub-electrodes in the corner area is smaller than a space between the two adjacent sub-electrodes in the middle area, and
- b) at least one sub-electrode has a larger width in the corner area than a width of the sub-electrode in the middle area.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.