Method for manufacturing fringe field switching mode liquid crystal display device

A method for manufacturing a fringe field switching mode liquid crystal display device, comprising the steps of:

• forming a counter electrode, a gate bus line and a common electrode line at the same time, by sequentially depositing an indium tin oxide film and an MoW film on a glass substrate, and patterning the MoW film and the ITO film according to a first photolithography process;
• depositing a gate insulating film over the resultant structure;
• forming a stacked channel layer and ohmic contact layer on a predetermined portion of the gate insulating film, by using a second photolithography process;
• forming a data bus line including source/drain electrodes on the ohmic contact layer and the gate insulting film, by using a third photolithography process;
• forming a passivation film to expose the source electrode over the resultant structure, by using a fourth photolithography process;
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• forming a pixel electrode of a comb shape in contact with the source electrode on the passivation film, by using a fifth photolithography process,
• wherein the first photolithography process comprises:
• a first process for coating a resist film on the MoW film;
• a second process for forming a resist pattern consisting of first and second patterns respectively covering gate bus line and common electrode line formation regions and maintaining a coating thickness, and a third pattern covering a counter electrode formation region and partially maintaining the coating thickness, by exposing/developing the resist film;
• a third process for forming the gate bus line and the common electrode line by dry-etching the MoW film using the resist pattern as an etch barrier, the first and second patterns being partially removed, the third pattern being completely removed, the MoW film on the counter electrode formation region being partially removed;
• a fourth process for forming the counter electrode by wet-etching the ITO film using the remained resist pattern and MoW film as an etch barrier;
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• a fifth process for removing the remained resist pattern and MoW film.