Display Corner Member Reflects Light to Eliminate Dark Areas

The patent applies local quality by providing corner members with high reflectance surfaces specifically at the corner regions where light deficiency occurs. Instead of uniformly treating the entire light path, the solution targets the specific problematic areas (corners) with enhanced reflective properties to redirect light precisely where needed, thereby improving local illumination without requiring a complete redesign of the light source configuration.

The corner members act as intermediary elements between the light source and the display panel corners. These intermediaries (corner members with high reflectance surfaces) capture light that would otherwise miss the corner regions and redirect it toward the corners, serving as a mediating structure that bridges the gap between the edge-mounted light source and the corner areas requiring illumination.

Rather than implementing complex reflecting member systems across the entire display structure, the patent applies reflecting surfaces locally at the corner regions through corner members. This localized approach provides the necessary light redirection functionality only where it is most needed (at the corners), avoiding the complexity of comprehensive reflecting member coverage while achieving improved light uniformity.

The patent segments the light reflection function by separating it into distinct components: the primary light source along the edge and the corner members at specific corner locations. This segmentation allows the system to achieve improved light uniformity through targeted corner reflection rather than requiring a complex integrated reflecting member system across the entire display structure.