Display device having a photosensor and a correction sensor
AssigneesHitachi Displays, Ltd., Panasonic Liquid Crystal Display Co., Ltd.
InventorsTeruaki Saito, Hideo Sato, Shigeyuki Nishitani
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AssigneesHitachi Displays, Ltd., Panasonic Liquid Crystal Display Co., Ltd.
InventorsTeruaki Saito, Hideo Sato, Shigeyuki Nishitani
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It is an object of the present invention to allow a specified function to be readily selected in a mobile telephone or the like without performing a complicated operation. A liquid crystal (30) is sandwiched between a TFT substrate (10) and a color filter substrate (20). A photosensor TFT (130) for selecting the function is disposed on the periphery of an effective screen of the TFT substrate (10). A window (24) is provided in a portion of the color filter substrate corresponding to the photosensor TFT (130), and the outside light is blocked as a result of the user touching a finger to the window. A signal from the photosensor is used for selecting the function. A correction sensor TFT (133) is disposed adjacent to the photosensor TFT (130), to thereby eliminating noise caused by the temperature distribution, stray light, or the like, and erroneous operation of the photosensoris prevented.
A display device having a substrate on which pixels are disposed in the form of a matrix on an effective screen, and an image signal applied to each of the pixels is controlled by a thin-film transistor corresponding to the respective pixels, wherein
A liquid crystal display device having a TFT substrate on which a pixel electrode and a thin-film transistor that controls a signal voltage applied to the pixel electrode are formed in an effective screen, a color filter substrate on which a color filter and a black matrix are formed in an effective screen, a liquid crystal display panel in which an image is formed using a liquid crystal sandwiched between the TFT substrate and the color filter substrate, and a backlight, wherein
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