Display Panel Sub-Pixel Deflection Angle for Edge Smoothness

The patent applies local quality by differentiating the arrangement of sub-pixels in abnormally shaped regions from the normal grid arrangement. Specifically, in the fourth corner region (abnormally shaped region), sub-pixels are arranged with varying pitch distances - the pitch in the row direction increases from the first to the third sub-pixel rows, while the pitch in the column direction increases from the first to the second sub-pixel columns. This local variation in sub-pixel arrangement adapts to the curved contour of the abnormally shaped region, thereby reducing the saw-tooth phenomenon at image edges while maintaining high screen occupation ratio.

The patent implements local quality by creating a non-uniform sub-pixel arrangement specifically in the abnormally shaped region while maintaining uniform grid arrangement in normal regions. In the fourth corner region, the sub-pixel pitch is locally adjusted - row-direction pitch increases across sub-pixel rows 1-3, and column-direction pitch increases across sub-pixel columns 1-2. This localized adaptation to the curved boundary contour reduces the saw-tooth effect without complicating the overall manufacturing process, as the adjustment is confined to specific regions rather than the entire display panel.