This invention discloses a
liquid crystal display screen and its manufacturing process, relating to the field of
liquid crystal display screen technology. The screen includes a first substrate, a second substrate, a
liquid crystal layer, a
black matrix, pixel electrodes, an ambient light sensor, and a timing controller. The first and second substrates are arranged opposite each other, with the liquid
crystal layer located between them. A
black matrix is disposed on the side of the first substrate facing the second substrate, and the surface of the
black matrix has a nanoscale biomimetic moth-
eye structure. This invention effectively solves the problem of contrast degradation in existing liquid
crystal displays under strong light by synergistically combining
hardware structure and control methods, thus improving display performance across all scenarios. The low-reflection design of the black matrix and pixel electrodes significantly reduces ambient
light reflection, laying a hardware foundation for contrast improvement. The combination of ambient
light sensing and
dynamic control algorithms allows for flexible adjustment of driving parameters based on ambient
light intensity, suppressing dark-state light leakage under strong light and ensuring low brightness in dark states.