Display Device
AssigneeLG Display Co., Ltd.
InventorJoonyoung Kwon
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Abstract
A display device presented herein includes a substrate including a display area with a plurality of subpixels, and a non-display area surrounding the display area, a plurality of transistors in the plurality of subpixels, a planarization layer covering the plurality of transistors, a light-emitting element on the planarization layer, a plurality of first pad electrodes in the non-display area, and an organic film on the plurality of first pad electrodes, in which the planarization layer covers edges of the plurality of first pad electrodes and is spaced apart from the organic film. The reliability of the display device presented herein is improved by suppressing arcing caused by damage to the pad electrode.
Claims16
A display device, comprising:
- a substrate comprising a display area with a plurality of subpixels, and a non-display area surrounding the display area;
- a plurality of transistors in the plurality of subpixels;
- a planarization layer covering the plurality of transistors;
- a light-emitting element on the planarization layer;
- a plurality of first pad electrodes in the non-display area;
- and
- an organic film on the plurality of first pad electrodes,
- wherein the planarization layer covers edges of the plurality of first pad electrodes and is spaced apart from the organic film.
A display device, comprising:
- a substrate comprising a display area with a plurality of subpixels, and a non-display area surrounding the display area;
- a first pad electrode in the non-display area;
- a planarization layer on the first pad electrode, the planarization layer covering an edge portion of the first pad electrode;
- and
- an organic film on a portion of the first pad electrode, the portion of the first pad electrode not being covered by the planarization layer,
- wherein the planarization layer is spaced apart from the organic film so that the portion of the first pad electrode is exposed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.