Structure of a pad in a liquid crystal display device and a method for manufacturing thereof
AssigneeLG LCD Inc.
InventorJeom Jae Kim
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Abstract
An LCD is constructed such that a side edge of a common electrode disposed on an entire surface of an upper substrate and a pad disposed on the lower substrate facing the upper substrate are not overlapped. The LCD includes an active panel having a gate pad and a source pad spaced at a predetermined distance D from the edge of the color filter panel which faces the active panel.
Claims52
A liquid crystal display comprising:
- a first panel including a common electrode extending in a horizontal direction along a surface of the first panel and having an outer edge running substantially perpendicular to the horizontal direction;
- and
- a second panel coupled to the first panel and spaced from the first panel, the second panel including a pad having an edge facing the substantially perpendicular first panel outer edge, the pad extending in the horizontal direction along a surface of the second panel, the facing edge of the pad being spaced apart from the substantially perpendicular edge of the first panel in the horizontal direction by a desired distance.
A liquid crystal display comprising:
- a first panel including a common electrode extending in a horizontal direction along a surface of the first panel and having an outer edge running substantially perpendicular to the horizontal direction;
- and
- a second panel coupled to the first panel and spaced from the first panel, the second panel including a pad terminal having an edge facing the substantially perpendicular first panel outer edge, the pad terminal extending in the horizontal direction along a surface of the second panel, the facing edge of the pad terminal being spaced apart from the substantially perpendicular edge of the first panel in the horizontal direction by a desired distance.
A liquid crystal display comprising:
- a first panel including a first ITO layer extending in a horizontal direction along a surface of the first panel and having an outer edge running substantially perpendicular to the horizontal direction;
- and
- a second panel coupled to the first panel and spaced from the first panel, the second panel including a second ITO layer having an edge facing the substantially perpendicular first panel outer edge, the second ITO layer extending in the horizontal direction along a surface of the second panel, the facing edge of the second ITO layer being spaced apart from the substantially perpendicular first panel outer edge in the horizontal direction by a desired distance.
A method for manufacturing a liquid crystal display comprising steps of:
- forming a first panel including a common electrode;
- forming a second panel including a pad;
- joining the first panel and the second panel together such that the first panel is spaced from the second panel;
- inserting a liquid crystal between the first panel and the second panel;
- and
- cutting a portion of the first panel covering the pad in order to expose the pad so that the pad does not overlap with the common electrode.
A method for manufacturing a liquid crystal display comprising steps of:
- forming a first panel including a common electrode;
- forming a second panel including a pad terminal;
- joining the first panel and the second panel together such that the first panel is spaced from the second panel;
- inserting a liquid crystal between the first panel and the second panel;
- and
- cutting a portion of the first panel covering the pad terminal in order to expose the pad terminal so that the pad terminal does not overlap with the common electrodes.
A method for manufacturing a liquid crystal display comprising steps of:
- forming a first ITO layer on a first panel;
- forming a second ITO layer on a second panel;
- joining the first panel and the second panel together such that the first panel is spaced from the second panel;
- inserting a liquid crystal between the first panel and the second panel;
- and
- cutting a portion of the first panel covering the second ITO layer on the second panel so that the first and second ITO layers do not overlap with each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.