Notched Pixel Layout for Wide-Angle Display Color Consistency

The patent applies local quality by giving different pixel sizes to different color sub-pixels (e.g., larger red pixels, smaller blue pixels) and adding pixel notches specifically to certain pixels. This local differentiation in pixel characteristics allows each color to have its light emission observable angle adjusted independently, thereby aligning the observable angles across different colors and resolving the color shift issue at large viewing angles.

The patent employs preliminary action by pre-designing and pre-positioning pixel notches in specific locations on pixels during the manufacturing process. The notches are strategically placed before final assembly to ensure that the light emission observable angles are correctly aligned from the outset. This advance preparation simplifies the overall manufacturing process by establishing precise angular relationships early in production.

The patent uses pixel notches as intermediary structures that mediate between the large pixel size (which provides high light emission intensity) and the observable angle consistency requirement. The notches act as optical modifiers that reshape the light emission pattern, allowing larger pixels to maintain their intensity advantage while the notches control the angular distribution to prevent excessive deviation from the frontal view angle.