Mobile communication device having a liquid crystal panel and a conductive tape that is not overlapped with a drive integrated circuit
AssigneeLG Display Co., Ltd.
InventorsYoung-Hyoung Seo, Kook-Chan Ahn
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Abstract
A mobile communication device comprises: a liquid crystal (LC) panel; a drive integrated circuit connected to the LC panel; a keypad printed circuit board (PCB) having a keypad connected to the drive integrated circuit; a flexible printed circuit board (FPCB) for connecting the drive integrated circuit and the keypad PCB to each other; a backlight assembly having an outer case, for supplying light to the LC panel; and a fixing member for fixing the FPCB and one end of the outer case of the backlight assembly by adhering to each other. The mobile communication device prevents a part of light emitted from an optical source from being displayed on a screen with a high brightness.
Claims3
A mobile communication device, comprising:
- a liquid crystal (LC) panel consisting of a first substrate and a second substrate;
- a drive integrated circuit mounted at the end of an upper surface of the second substrate;
- a keypad printed circuit board (PCB) having a keypad connected to the drive integrated circuit;
- a flexible printed circuit board (FPCB) for connecting the drive integrated circuit and the keypad PCB to each other;
- a conductive tape attached to one end of the first substrate, the second substrate that is not overlapping the first substrate, and a region of the FPCB, and provided with a second groove having a size equal to or larger than that of the drive integrated circuit so that a part of the second substrate is exposed through the second groove and the drive integrated circuit is mounted on the exposed region of the second substrate, thereby the conductive tape is not overlapped with the drive integrated circuit;
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- a backlight assembly having an outer case, for supplying light to the LC panel,
- wherein, each region of the conductive tape that is attached to first substrate, second substrate and FPCB are connected.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.