Method for forming protrusion and opening in pixel region

Liquid crystal cells – elements and systems – Particular structure – Having significant detail of cell structure only

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C349S143000, C349S130000

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06894753

ABSTRACT:
A liquid crystal display includes a first substrate having a plurality of pixel areas. At least one pair of first and second protrusions is formed at each pixel area. A pixel electrode is formed at each pixel area. The pixel electrode has an opening pattern exposing the first protrusion while covering the second protrusion. A second substrate faces the first substrate. A common electrode is formed at the second substrate. Alternatively, the opening pattern and the protrusions may be formed in parallel.

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