Liquid crystal display with improved electrode adhesion and meth

Details Liquid crystal display with improved electrode adhesion and meth Liquid crystal display with improved electrode adhesion and meth

1998-05-18

1999-10-05

Sikes, William L.

Liquid crystal cells, elements and systems

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Having significant detail of cell structure only

349138, 257642, 257643, 257752, G02F 11333, H01L 2358, H01L 2348

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059632852

ABSTRACT:
A method for manufacturing a liquid crystal display device includes the steps of forming a switching element having an electrode on substrate, forming an organic layer over the substrate and the switching element, forming an ion doped layer by doping ions selected from a group consisting of Si, P, Ge, B, As, Ba, Ti, Tb, and Bi into the organic layer, forming a contact hole in the ion doped layer exposing a portion of the electrode, and forming an inorganic layer connected to the electrode through the contact hole on the ion doped layer.

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