Patent classifications
G02F1/133604
Lightness adjusting method for display system, lightness adjusting system and display system
The present application relates to a lightness adjusting method for a display system. The method includes the steps of: writing a first driving signal into a display panel; controlling a first lens and a backlight module to be turned on simultaneously, where a plurality of light-emitting elements of the backlight module are turned on simultaneously, and the first lens and the plurality of light-emitting elements of the backlight module are turned on simultaneously; adjusting a first turn-on time of each light-emitting element; controlling a second lens and the backlight module to be turned on simultaneously, where the plurality of light-emitting elements of the backlight module are turned on simultaneously, and the second lens and the plurality of light-emitting elements of the backlight module are turned on simultaneously; and adjusting a second turn-on time of each light-emitting element.
LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY DEVICE AND ELECTRONIC APPLIANCE
A pixel electrode or a common electrode is a light-transmissive conductive film; therefore, it is formed of ITO conventionally. Accordingly, the number of manufacturing steps and masks, and manufacturing cost have been increased. An object of the present invention is to provide a semiconductor device, a liquid crystal display device, and an electronic appliance each having a wide viewing angle, less numbers of manufacturing steps and masks, and low manufacturing cost compared with a conventional device. A semiconductor layer of a transistor, a pixel electrode, and a common electrode of a liquid crystal element are formed in the same step.
Display apparatus realizing a large-size image
A display apparatus can include a plurality of first display panels arranged in a grid, the plurality of first display panels including display areas having a plurality of first sub-pixels and bezel areas free of sub-pixels; and a second display panel stacked on the plurality of first display panels, and including emission areas and transparent transmission areas, in which the emission areas of the second display panel include a plurality of second sub-pixels arranged in a grid overlapping with the bezel areas of the first display panels, and the transparent transmission areas of the second display panel overlap with the plurality of first sub-pixels in the plurality of first display panels.
BACKLIGHT MODULE, DISPLAY PANEL AND DISPLAY DEVICE
The embodiments of the invention provide a backlight module, a display panel and a display device. The backlight module includes two sets of lamp bars arranged side by side, a first backlight driving module, a second backlight driving module, a plurality of first transfer circuit boards, a plurality of second transfer circuit boards, a plurality of first connection lines and a plurality of second connection lines. A plurality of first lamp bar units in the first set of lamp bars are coupled to the first transfer circuit board, and in turn coupled to the first backlight driving module through first connection lines. A plurality of second lamp bar units in the second set of lamp bars are coupled to the second transfer circuit board, and coupled to the second backlight driving module through second connection lines. Each first connection line is the same as the corresponding second connection line.
LIGHTING DEVICE AND DISPLAY DEVICE
A lighting device 10 includes light sources 17, a light source board 18, and a casing 13. The light source board 18 includes a board body portion 18a having a substantially circular outer edge where the light sources 17 are arranged at intervals in a substantially annular shape such that each light source 17 emits light toward a center, an extended portion 18b extending inward from the board body portion 18a, and a trace portion 19 electrically connected to each light source 17 and disposed in an area from the board body portion 18a to the extended portion 18b such that an end of the trace portion 19 is arranged at a distal end of the extended portion 18b. The casing 13 includes a tubular-shaped side wall portion 13b surrounding the light sources 17, and a bottom portion 13a disposed opposite the board body portion 18a and having an exit hole 13a1 therethrough through which the extended portion 18b is inserted and the distal end 18b1 of the extended portion 18b is extended outside.
Reflective Assembly, Backlight Module and Display Device
The present invention relates to technical filed of display and discloses a reflective assembly, a backlight module and a display device which can effectively enhance the reflective effect at the edge area of the reflective assembly to improve the display brightness thereof to be in close proximity to the central area so as to achieve a uniform display. The reflective assembly comprises a first reflective plate and a second reflective plate configured along an edge of the first reflective plate, wherein the second reflective plate is inclined towards a direction facing away the first reflective plate with respective to a plane perpendicular to the edge of the first reflective plate, and wherein a reflective surface of the first reflective plate and a reflective surface of the second reflective plate are located at a same side.
Liquid crystal display device and a backlight module thereof
The present application discloses a liquid crystal display device and a backlight module thereof. The backlight module comprises a backboard, a separating plate, and a light source component; wherein the backboard has a base plate and a plurality of side plates, and the backboard is an injection molding board; the separating plate is mounted in an accommodating groove, a heat dissipation chamber is formed between the separating plate and the base plate, in the heat dissipation chamber, the backboard is provided with convection holes; the light source component comprises a plurality of lamp substrates and a plurality of LED lamps mounted on the lamp substrates, the lamp substrates are located within the heat dissipation chamber, and the separating plate is provided with transparent holes enabling light emitted by each of the LED lamps to penetrate the separating plate in a thickness direction of the separating plate.
DISPLAY DEVICE
According to one embodiment, a display device includes a display panel including a first substrate, a second substrate, and an optical element layer provided between the substrates, a light directing unit facing the first substrate of the display panel, and including a first main surface disposed on a side facing the first substrate, and a second main surface disposed on a side reverse to the first main surface, and a light source unit disposed on the first substrate side with respect to the display panel, and emitting polarized light toward the first or second main surface. The polarized light is made incident on the first or second main surface, and directed perpendicularly to the optical element layer.
Backlight module and display apparatus
The present disclosure provides a backlight module and a display apparatus. In one embodiment, the backlight module includes: a frame body defining a cavity therein and having an opening communicated with the cavity; and a light strip disposed at the opening of the frame body and detachably connected to the frame body, wherein the light strip comprises a lamp bead that is disposed toward the cavity through the opening.
BACKLIGHT DEVICE AND DISPLAY DEVICE
A backlight device including a combination of light-emitting elements and a wavelength conversion substance is provided at low cost. The backlight device includes: a plurality of light-emitting bodies arranged in a planar manner, the light-emitting bodies being configured to emit first light upwards; and a transparent plate above the light-emitting bodies. The plate includes a plurality of wavelength conversion sections arranged next to each other in a lateral direction, the wavelength conversion sections being configured to convert the first light to second light. Each of the wavelength conversion sections at least partially overlaps at least one of the light-emitting bodies when viewed from above.