Liquid crystal display with TFT channel at gate source crossing

Liquid crystal cells – elements and systems – Particular excitation of liquid crystal – Electrical excitation of liquid crystal

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349 43, 349140, G02F 1136, G02F 11343

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059867230

ABSTRACT:
Signal lines are formed to cover semiconductor layers around gate electrodes of pixel switching elements thereby to shield the switching elements. The semiconductor layers connected to drain electrodes of the switching elements extend under the signal lines. Storage capacitor lines also extend along the signal lines. Storage capacitors are defined between the semiconductor layers and the storage capacitor lines. The storage capacitor lines divide the pixel electrodes into first and second regions, respectively. The first and regions are overlapped at least in part with the signal lines. Contacts between the semiconductor layers and the pixel electrodes are disposed apart from the gate electrodes.

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