Pixels having polarity extension regions for multi-domain vertical alignment liquid crystal displays
A technology for extensions and displays, applied in static indicators, instruments, nonlinear optics, etc., can solve the problems of reducing the brightness of multi-domain vertical alignment liquid crystal displays, and the cost of making indium tin oxide grooves is expensive.
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[0097] As mentioned above, since the known technology must make physical features such as protrusions or ITO trenches to achieve multi-domain effects in each pixel, the production cost of traditional multi-domain vertical alignment liquid crystal displays very expensive. However, the multi-domain vertical alignment liquid crystal display according to the concept of the present invention utilizes fringe electric fields to generate multi-domain effects, and does not require physical features such as protrusions or ITO trenches on the substrate. Furthermore, when these physical features are not needed, the difficulty of accurately aligning and assembling the physical features on the upper and lower substrates in the prior art can also be eliminated. Therefore, compared with the traditional multi-domain vertical alignment liquid crystal display, the multi-domain vertical alignment liquid crystal display according to the present invention has higher yield and lower manufacturing co...
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