Liquid crystal display having embedded resistor-type control structure

Abstract

The invention provides a liquid crystal display having an embedded resistor-type control structure. A liquid crystal layer is arranged between a film transistor array substrate and an opposite electrode substrate; a plurality of first detection lines is formed through the same process as a gate line of the film transistor array substrate and is parallel to the gate line; a plurality of second detection lines is formed through the same process as a source line of the film transistor array substrate and is parallel to the source line; a patterning first insulating layer is arranged for electrically separating the source line and the second detection lines from the gate line and the first detection lines; a plurality of punches is provided, of which openings at two ends correspond to a first conducting side of the first detection lines and a second conducting side of the second detection lines respectively; and a plurality of lugs correspond to the punches. A resistor impedance effect is produced when the lugs drives the first conducting side to contact with the second conducting side after the lugs are pressed so as to judge the position of a contact point.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a liquid crystal display, more specifically, a liquid crystal display with an embedded resistive touch structure. Background technique [0002] Currently, a liquid crystal display 1 with a touch function is mainly composed of a liquid crystal display panel 2 and a touch panel 3 bonded together. As a result, the overall thickness and weight of the liquid crystal display 1 increase, and this situation is obviously contrary to the trend of liquid crystal displays in the direction of thinner and smaller. Secondly, the touch panel 3 is stacked on the top of the liquid crystal display panel 2 in a bonding manner. , but this lamination process will increase the burden of assembly work. Furthermore, since the touch panel 3 is arranged on the side close to the viewer, when the display light source passes through the touch panel 3, it will still cause light penetration. The transmittance decreases, which further damages the disp...

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[0002] Currently, a liquid crystal display 1 with a touch function is mainly composed of a liquid crystal display panel 2 and a touch panel 3 bonded together. As a result, the overall thickness and weight of the liquid crystal display 1 increase, and this situation is obviously contrary to the trend of liquid crystal displays in the direction of thinner and smaller. Secondly, the touch panel 3 is stacked on the top of the liquid crystal display panel 2 in a bonding manner. , but this lamination process will increase the burden of assembly work. Furthermore, since the touch panel 3 is arranged on the side close to the viewer, when the display light source passes through the touch panel 3, it will still cause light penetration. The transmittance decreases, which further damages the display effect. In view of this, the inventor of this case expects to improve the above-mentioned deficiency. Based on many years of research experience in optical displays, the present invention is finally produced.

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