Connection repairing method for a plurality of drivers in a liquid crystal display device

A driver circuit, comprising:

• a plurality of signal lines;
• and
• a plurality of drivers connected serially according to an ordering sequence and coupled to the signal lines, each of the drivers comprising:
• a first amplifier including an input terminal and an output terminal, the output terminal of the first amplifier being coupled to the input terminal of the first amplifier of the next stage driver according to the ordering sequence;
• a second amplifier including an input terminal and an output terminal, the output terminal of the second amplifier being coupled to the input terminal of the second amplifier of the next stage driver according to the ordering sequence;
• a first input pad;
• a second input pad;
• a third input pad electrically connected to the first input pad and the input terminal of the first amplifier;
• and
• a fourth input pad electrically connected to the second input pad and the input terminal of the second amplifier;
• wherein the output terminal of the first amplifier of each of the drivers is electrically connected to the first input pad of the next stage driver, and the output terminal of the second amplifier of each of the drivers is electrically connected to the second input pad of the next stage driver,
• wherein the output terminal of the first amplifier of the last driver is electrically connected to the input terminal of the first amplifier of the first driver via a first transmission line, and the output terminal of the second amplifier of the last driver is electrically connected to the input terminal of the second amplifier of the first driver via a second transmission line,
• wherein the input terminal of the first amplifier of each of the drivers is laid across the second transmission lines through the corresponding third input pad and is electrically connected to the first transmission lines through the corresponding third input pad, and the input terminal of the second amplifier of each of the drivers is laid across the second transmission lines through the corresponding fourth input pad and is electrically connected to the first transmission line through the corresponding third input pad.

A method for repairing a driver circuit, the driver circuit comprising a plurality of drivers, the drivers connected serially according to an ordering sequence, each of the drivers comprising a first amplifier, a second amplifier, a first input pad, a second input pad, a third input pad, and a fourth input pad, each of the first amplifiers including an input terminal and an output terminal, each of the second amplifier including an input terminal and an output terminal, the third input pad of each of the drivers being connected to the first input pad and the input terminal of the first amplifier within the same driver, the fourth input pad of each of the drivers being electrically connected to the second input pad and the input terminal of the second amplifier within the same driver, the output terminal of the first amplifier of each of the drivers being electrically connected to the first input pad of the corresponding next stage driver, the output terminal of the second amplifier of each of the drivers being electrically connected to the second input pad of the corresponding next stage driver according to the ordering sequence, the method comprising the steps of:

• forming a first loop by connecting the output terminal of the first amplifier of the last stage driver to the input terminal of the first amplifier of the first stage driver;
• forming a second loop by connecting the output terminal of the second amplifier of the last stage driver to the input terminal of the second amplifier of the first stage driver;
• and
• selectively welding one of the input terminal of the first amplifier and the input terminal of the second amplifier with one of the first loop and the second loop,
• wherein the input terminal of the first amplifier of each of the drivers is laid across the second transmission lines through the corresponding third input pad and is electrically connected to the first transmission lines through the corresponding third input pad, and the input terminal of the second amplifier of each of the drivers is laid across the second transmission lines through the corresponding fourth input pad and is electrically connected to the first transmission line through the corresponding third input pad.