Display device and manufacturing method of display device
AssigneeSharp Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorHidetoshi Nakagawa
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Abstract
A display device 1 according to the present invention, having a display area AA capable of image display and a nondisplay area PA provided outside the display area AA, includes a first wiring line 14 and a second wiring line 20 in the nondisplay area PA. The second wiring line 20 is arranged across an insulating layer 17 from the first wiring line 14, so that a crossover section 25 at which the first wiring line 14 intersects with the second wiring line 20 is provided. The second wiring line 20 includes a plurality of branch lines 22, 23 branching therefrom and being located in the crossover section 25, while the first wiring line 14 includes a plurality of slit portions 260A, 270A and the like crossing the branch lines 22, 23.
Claims10
A display device including a display area capable of image display and a nondisplay area provided outside said display area, said display device comprising:
- a first wiring line provided in said nondisplay area;
- a second wiring line provided in said nondisplay area, said second wiring line being arranged across an insulating layer from said first wiring line so that a crossover section at which said first wiring line intersects with said second wiring line is provided in said nondisplay area;
- wherein said second wiring line includes a plurality of branch lines branching therefrom and being located in said crossover section, while said first wiring line includes a plurality of slit portions arranged to cross said branch lines in said crossover section;
- wherein said first wiring line includes a plurality of first wiring lines;
- wherein said branch lines are arranged to cross at least two of said first wiring lines;
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- wherein said second wiring line includes a link line which is arranged in a gap section between adjacent two of said first wiring lines so as to be connected between said plurality of branch lines.
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