Display device
AssigneeLG Display Co., Ltd.
InventorsByung-Joo Lee, Hyung-Ki Hong
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Abstract
A display device includes a display panel including first to fourth pixels in a first direction, wherein each of the first to fourth pixels has a first width in the first direction and a length more than the width and in a second direction; and a backlight unit including first and second line light regions supplying light to the display panel to display three-dimensional images, wherein the first and second line light regions have a slanted angle with respect to the second direction, wherein light from the first line light region comes to right and left eyes of a viewer through the first and second pixels, respectively, and light from the second light region comes to the right and left eyes through the third and fourth pixels, respectively, wherein the display device has K view points.
Claims11
A display device, comprising:
- a display panel including first to fourth pixels in a first direction, wherein each of the first to fourth pixels has a first width in the first direction and a length more than the width and in a second direction;
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- a backlight unit including first and second line light regions supplying light to the display panel to display three-dimensional images,
- wherein the first and second line light regions have a slanted angle in plane with respect to the second direction,
- wherein light from the first line light region comes to right and left eyes of a viewer through the first and second pixels, respectively, and light from the second line light region comes to the right and left eyes through the third and fourth pixels, respectively,
- wherein the display device has K view points,
- wherein the first and second line light regions are slanted in plane with respect to the first direction, and
- wherein the slanted angle is expressed by a expression, θ=tan−1((M*Pa)/(N*Pb), where Pa is the first width, Pb is the length of each pixel, and M and N are each natural numbers.
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