Active color liquid crystal display element compensating for dif

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350336, 350339R, 350334, G02F 113

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048100609

ABSTRACT:
In an active color liquid crystal display element in which display electrodes are arranged in a matrix form within a liquid crystal cell, color filters of three primary colors are each disposed opposite one of the display electrodes, the color filters of the three colors being distributed substantially uniformly, and a thin film transistor connected to each display electrode is controlled, by switching, in accordance with an input color image signal to charge and discharge the display electrode for displaying a color image, the structures of the thin film transistors are selected corresponding to the color filters of the three primary colors so that substantially the same light transmission-voltage characteristic is provided for all the three color filter portions.

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