G02F1/13373

Transmittance variable film, manufacturing method and use thereof

The present application relates to a transmittance variable film, a method for producing the same, and a use thereof. The transmittance variable film of the present application can solve the drive unevenness phenomenon by adjusting the pre-tilt of the opposite alignment film of the alignment film to which the ball spacer is fixed to minimize the reverse tilt occurring upon on-off driving. The transmittance variable film of the present application can be used as sunroofs.

Liquid crystal display device

A liquid crystal display device includes sub-pixel electrodes respectively provided to three sub-pixels, and an interelectrode connection portion that connects sub-pixel electrodes adjacent to each other among the sub-pixel electrodes. The interelectrode connection portion is provided in a position where boundaries of liquid crystal alignment directions of sub-pixels adjacent to each other are connected.

TRANSMITTANCE VARIABLE FILM, MANUFACTURING METHOD AND USE THEREOF

The present application relates to a transmittance variable film, a method for producing the same, and a use thereof. The transmittance variable film of the present application can solve the drive unevenness phenomenon by adjusting the pre-tilt of the opposite alignment film of the alignment film to which the ball spacer is fixed to minimize the reverse tilt occurring upon on-off driving. The transmittance variable film of the present application can be used as sunroofs.

DISPLAY DEVICE
20200026132 · 2020-01-23 ·

A display device is provided and includes first and second substrates; a liquid crystal layer filled between the first and second substrates; a counter electrode pattern formed on the first substrate; scanning lines extending in a first direction; signal lines; and a first pixel electrode pattern and a second pixel electrode pattern formed on the first substrate, wherein the first pixel electrode pattern and the second pixel electrode pattern are located in line symmetry with respect to a first scanning line of the scanning lines.

Liquid crystal display panel and liquid crystal display

A liquid crystal display panel and a liquid crystal display are disclosed. The liquid crystal display panel includes a color film substrate and an array substrate disposed opposite each other, wherein the array substrate includes a pixel electrode, a color resistance layer, and a thin film transistor, the color resistance layer is provided with a through hole, a drain of the thin film transistor is connected with the pixel electrode through the through hole, and a region corresponding to the through hole is provided with a spacer for separating liquid crystal molecules in the region where the through hole is located from liquid crystal molecules in a region where the electrodes are located.

DISPLAY DEVICE
20240085745 · 2024-03-14 ·

A display device is provided and includes first and second substrates; a liquid crystal layer filled between the first and second substrates; a counter electrode pattern formed on the first substrate; scanning lines extending in a first direction; signal lines; and a first pixel electrode pattern and a second pixel electrode pattern formed on the first substrate, wherein the first pixel electrode pattern and the second pixel electrode pattern are located in line symmetry with respect to a first scanning line of the scanning lines.

Liquid crystal display and electronic equipment

A liquid crystal display to suppress a reverse tilt domain that includes pixel electrodes, a first light-shielding film arranged in a first direction along a first side of the pixel electrodes; a second light-shielding film arranged in a second direction along a second side of the pixel electrodes, a correction unit corrects a first input image signal so that a first difference between a first voltage applied to the first pixel electrode and a second voltage applied to a second pixel electrode, and a second difference between the first voltage and a third voltage to be applied to a third pixel electrode are reduced. A width of the first light-shielding film is narrower than a width of the second light-shielding film. The correction unit corrects the first input image signal so that a decreased amount of the first difference is greater than a decreased amount of the second difference.

Liquid crystal panel and electronic apparatus

A liquid crystal panel includes: first and second substrates arranged to be opposite each other at a predetermined gap; a liquid crystal layer filled between the first and second substrates; alignment films; a counter electrode pattern formed on the first substrate; and a pixel electrode pattern formed on the first substrate so as to have a plurality of electrode branches, the pixel electrode pattern having a partial connection branch formed around a contact so as to transversely connect a plurality of electrode branches extending from the contact from among the plurality of electrode branches.

LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY DEVICE

A liquid crystal display device includes sub-pixel electrodes respectively provided to three sub-pixels, and an interelectrode connection portion that connects sub-pixel electrodes adjacent to each other among the sub-pixel electrodes. The interelectrode connection portion is provided in a position where boundaries of liquid crystal alignment directions of sub-pixels adjacent to each other are connected.

Transmittance-Variable Film

A transmittance-variable film and a use thereof, where the transmittance-variable film can control pretilt of a liquid crystal interface by applying a liquid crystal alignment film containing splay oriented liquid crystal molecules, and can vertically and horizontally orient a liquid crystal layer or a liquid crystal interface according to an average tilt angle of the liquid crystal alignment film to ensure uniformity of driving and fast response speed. In addition, by applying a liquid crystal alignment film, the transmittance-variable film can be implemented in various modes with a simple coating-drying-curing method excluding the rubbing process by controlling an arrangement of liquid crystal molecules in a liquid crystal alignment film other than the pretilt control method using the conventional rubbing method.