Electronic paper screen, electronic paper display, and electronic terminal
AssigneeHanshow Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsYanchen Li, Zhaoyun Wu, Jianguo Zhao, Shiguo Hou
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AssigneeHanshow Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsYanchen Li, Zhaoyun Wu, Jianguo Zhao, Shiguo Hou
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An electronic paper screen, an electronic paper display and an electronic terminal. The electronic paper screen includes a thin-film transistor substrate, an electronic paper film and an electrical connection point. The thin-film transistor substrate includes a polygonal display area with at least one corner reserved with a vacant area. Each vacant area is defined by a first regional boundary. An outer contour of the electrical connection point forms a second regional boundary on a plane of the thin-film transistor substrate. A portion of the second regional boundary corresponding to the first regional boundary is an equidistant portion. A minimum distance from any point on the equidistant portion to the first regional boundary is equal.
An electronic paper screen, comprising a thin-film transistor substrate, an electronic paper film and an electrical connection point, wherein the thin-film transistor substrate comprises a polygonal display area with at least one corner reserved with a vacant area;
An electronic paper display comprising an electronic paper screen, which comprises a thin-film transistor substrate, an electronic paper film and an electrical connection point, wherein the thin-film transistor substrate comprises a polygonal display area with at least one corner reserved with a vacant area;
An electronic terminal comprising an electronic paper display, which comprises an electronic paper screen, wherein the electronic paper screen comprises a thin-film transistor substrate, an electronic paper film and an electrical connection point, and the thin-film transistor substrate comprises a polygonal display area with at least one corner reserved with a vacant area;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.