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`(19) Japanese Patent Agency (JP)
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`(11) Publication Number:
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`Unexamined Patent Application 2002657807
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`(43) Publication Date: 12.13.2002
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`(51) Int. Cl.7
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`(21)App caton No.: 2001-164473 (P2001-
`(71)App cant:
`000005821
`1644473)
`Matsush ta E ear c lndustr a Co.
`(22) Date of App cat on: 5.31.2001
`1006, Oaza Kadoma. Kadoma-sh ,
`Osaka
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`(72) Inventor:
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`Takash MAEDA
`Matsush ta E ectr c Industr a Co.
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`(72) Inventor:
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`1006. Oaza Kadoma. Kadoma-sh ,
`Osaka
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`H rosh TABATA
`Matsush ta E ear c lndustr a C0.
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`1006, Oaza Kadoma. Kadoma-sh .
`Osaka
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`(74) Agent:
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`100097445
`Fum o IWAHASHI, Benr sh
`(and 2 others)
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`(cont nued on ast page)
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`Tianma Exhibit 1007
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`(54) Title of Invention: quuld Crystal Dlsplay
`Devlce
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`(57)[Abstract]
`PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: In a convent ona qu d
`crysta d sp ay pane , when connect ng a pr nted
`crcu t board 13 for suppy ng varous drve sgnas
`through a source dr ver us ng TAB mount ng requ res
`the use of a separate FPC for supp y ng dr ve s gna s,
`wh ch ed to the probern of ncreased man hours n
`the packag ng step and h gher costs.
`SOLUTION MEANS: Mu t p e thm-e ectrodes are
`prov ded on the efl and r ght edges wth n the source
`dr ver TCP used n TAB packag ng.
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`[Claims]
`Claim 1: A liquid crystal display device having: a polycrystalline silicon TFT liquid crystal
`panel with pixels formed of multiple scan electrodes, multiple signal electrodes, and
`liquid crystal; a gate driver for driving the multiple scanning electrodes; and multiple
`TAB (Tape Automated Bonding) mounted source drivers for driving the multiple signal
`electrodes; wherein a drive circuit ("multiplexer" below) capable of displaying images by
`switching the multiple signal electrodes with a switch is disposed on the same glass
`substrate as the pixels, so that the pixels can be driven via the multiple scan electrodes
`and multiple signal electrodes by driving the multiple gate drivers and the multiple
`source drivers, and images can be displayed on the liquid crystal panel by driving those
`pixels, and multiple pixels can be driven with respect to a single output of the multiple
`source drivers; whereby utilizing wiring inside a TCP (Tape Carrier Package) as a signal
`supply means for driving the multiplexer, multiple thru-electrodes are wired on both
`sides of an electrode supplying a drive signal to the TCP source driver disposed closest
`to the gate driver, [while] a drive signal to the gate drivers is supplied to the electrode
`closest to the gate driver, and the multiplexer drive signal is supplied to the other
`electrode.
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`[Detailed Explanation of the Invention]
`[0001]
`[Technical Field of the Invention] This invention pertains to a liquid crystal display device
`formed of polycrystalline silicon TFT.
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`[0002]
`[Conventional Art] In liquid crystal display devices formed of amorphous silicon, only
`pixel TFTs could be formed on a glass substrate. In recent years liquid crystal display
`devices have been developed in which, by using polycrystalline silicon TFTs
`manufactured by low temperature or high temperature processes, drive circuits such as
`source drivers and gate drivers are formed on the same glass substrate as the pixel
`portion.
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`[0003] However, polycrystalline silicon TFT has the problem that its operating frequency
`is low: approximately 1/10th that of LSI formed from monocrystalline silicon. Whereas
`monocrystalline silicon operates at up to several tens of MHz, the operating frequency
`of polycrystalline silicon does not even reach 10 MHz. At this operating frequency, video
`signals supplied from the monitors, TV, etc., cannot be processed without modification.
`
`[0004] A means is therefore used by which source drivers are formed of monocrystalline
`silicon, mounted by TAB (Tape Automated Bonding) or COG (Chip On Glass), and
`supplied from the outside. Recently liquid crystal display devices have been developed
`in which, to reduce the number of these source drivers, circuits called multiplexers are
`formed on the same glass substrate as the pixel. A multiplexer is a circuit in which
`multiple signal electrodes are provided for a single source driver output so that, by
`switching with a switch, multiple pixels can be driven by a single source driver output.
`
`[0005]
`[Problem the Invention Seeks to Solve] The problem, however, is that with COG
`mounting, when signals to source drivers are supplied from outside, such as from a
`printed circuit board, they are supplied by a flexible printed circuit (FPC), therefore
`signal lines to drive a multiplexer inside the FPC can be constituted just by mounting an
`FPC, but with TAB mounting, supplying signals to drive the multiplexer requires a
`separate FPC mounting in addition to the TAB mounting. Figure 4 is a configuration
`diagram of a conventional liquid crystal display device. In Fig. 4, supplying signals to
`driver multiplexer 3 requires the use of a separate FPC19, and FPC19 mounting is
`required in addition to TAB mounting, thereby increasing labor hours and cost for the
`mounting step.
`
`[0006] Therefore the purpose of present invention is to provide a liquid crystal display
`device that can be implemented using only TAB mounting, without the use of FPC,
`when supplying multiplexer drive signals.
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`[0007]
`[Means for Solving the Problem] As a means for solving the above problem, the liquid
`crystal display device of the Claim 1 invention provides multiple thru-electrodes at the
`left and right sides within the source driver TCP used in TAB mounting. In the Claim 1
`invention, at the electrode inside the TCP for the source drive closest to the gate driver,
`supplying the gate driver drive signal to the electrode closest to the gate driver and
`supplying the multiplexer drive signal to the other electrode allows wiring to be
`[arranged] on the glass substrate so that the multiplexer drive signal and the signal
`electrode do not cross, and, in the liquid crystal display device packaging step, [the
`device] can be constituted by TAB mounting alone.
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`[0008] [Embodiments of Invention] Below, referring to the figures, we explain
`embodiments of the present invention.
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`[0009] Figure 1 represents a liquid crystal display according to an embodiment of the
`invention. In Fig. 1, a polycrystalline silicon liquid crystal panel and a printed circuit
`board 13 constituted by a power supply portion 7 or LCD controller 8 are connected via
`multiple source drivers 2 using a TAB mounting. Multiplexer 3 is explained in Fig. 2.
`
`[0010] Figure 2 shows the structure of multiplexer 3. n signal lines are connected to a
`single output of source drivers 2 via switches SW1, SW2,...SWn formed of
`polycrystalline silicon; signals CTR1, CTR2,...CTRn for controlling these switches are
`controlled to turn on in sequence, at which time n number of pixels can be driven by
`time division of a single source driver output into n number of signals.
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`[0011] Figure 3 shows the structure of source driver 2. In Fig. 2, multiple thru-electrodes
`on both sides of an electrode for supplying a source driver drive signal are wired; a gate
`driver 1 drive signal is applied to signal 10 on the side closest to gate driver 1, and a
`multiplexer 3 drive signal is applied to the other signal 12.
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`[0012] In this configuration, all drive signals required for gate driver 1, source driver 2,
`and multiplexer 3 can be supplied via source driver 2 using TAB mounting alone. Also,
`by separately supplying gate driver drive signal 10 and multiplexer drive signal 12 to
`thru-electrodes in two areas disposed within the source driver 2 TCP, [the device] can
`be wired so that the various signal lines do not cross on the glass substrate of
`polycrystalline silicon liquid crystal panel 14. Needless to say, in the present invention
`the same effect can be obtained in liquid crystal display devices which supply scanning
`signals from both sides.
`
`[0013]
`[Effect of the Invention] Using the above-described embodiment of the invention, in a
`liquid crystal display device in which source drivers are TAB mounted, driving is by a
`multiplexer and, by wiring the signals driving the multiplexer within the TCP, the liquid
`crystal display device can be formed without the various types of signal lines crossing
`using TAB mounting alone, which has significant industrial value.
`
`[Brief Description of Figures]
`Fig. 1: A diagram showing an embodiment of a liquid crystal display device.
`Fig. 2: A configuration diagram of multiplexer 3 in the above embodiment.
`Fig. 3: A configuration diagram of source driver 2 in the above embodiment.
`Fig. 4: A configuration diagram of a conventional liquid crystal display device.
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`[Explanation of Reference Numerals]
`1: gate driver
`2: source driver
`3: multiplexers
`4: polycrystalline silicon TFT
`5: liquid crystal layer
`6: common electrodes
`7: power supply
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`8: LCD controller
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`9: data signals
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`10: gate driver drive signal
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`11: source driver drive signal
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`12: multiplexer drive signal
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`13: printed circuit board
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`14: polycrystalline silicon LCD panel
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`15: signal line
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`16: source driver IC
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`17: electrode
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`18: tape
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`19: FPC
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`G1: scanning Electrode
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`CTR1, CTR2,... CTRN: multiplexer drive signals
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`SW1, SW2,... SWn: polycrystalline silicon switch
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` Christopher Field
`Japanese Technical Interpreting and Translation
`52 Sherman’s Bridge Rd., Wayland MA 01778 Tel. 617-905-6060
`www.christopherfield.com
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`CERTIFICATION OF TRANSLATION
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`I, Christopher L. Field, residing at 52 Sherman’s Bridge Rd., Wayland MA, 01778,
`United States of America, declare and state as follows:
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`I am well acquainted with the English and Japanese languages. I have translated
`numerous Japanese documents of legal and/or technical content into English. I
`am fully accredited by the American Translators Association for Japanese to
`English translation.
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`I hereby certify that the English translation of the document entitled "Japanese
`Unexamined Patent Application 2002-357807" is, to the best of my knowledge and
`ability, an accurate translation.
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` I
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` further declare that all statements made herein of my own knowledge are true,
`that all statements made on information and belief are believed to be true, and
`that false statements and the like are punishable by fine and imprisonment, or
`both, under Section 1001 of Title 18 of the United States Code.
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`Signed,
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`Christopher Field
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`13 April 2021
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