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Liquid crystal display with sub-pixels

  • US 5,126,865 A
  • Filed: 12/31/1990
  • Issued: 06/30/1992
  • Est. Priority Date: 12/31/1990
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A grayscale liquid crystal display comprising a plurality of pixels having a high pixel aperture ratio, comprising a first substrate and a second substrate wherein each pixel further comprises:

  • first, second, third, fourth and fifth subpixels;

    a first electrode located on said first substrate;

    a second electrode located on said first substrate;

    a third electrode located on said first substrate;

    a fourth electrode located on said first substrate;

    a fifth electrode situated between said first, second, third and fourth electrodes, respectively, and located on said first substrate;

    a dielectric layer situated on said at least first, second, third, fourth and fifth electrodes, said dielectric layer having a via proximate to said fifth electrode;

    a sixth electrode situated on said dielectric layer, proximate to said first electrode and defining said first subpixel;

    a seventh electrode situated on said dielectric layer, proximate to said second electrode and defining said second subpixel;

    an eighth electrode situated on said dielectric layer, proximate to said third electrode and defining said third subpixel;

    a ninth electrode situated on said dielectric layer, proximate to said fourth electrode and defining said fourth subpixel;

    a tenth electrode situated on said dielectric layer and connected through the via of said dielectric layer to said fifth electrode, and defining said fifth subpixel;

    a liquid crystal layer situated on said sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth electrodes;

    an eleventh electrode situated on said liquid crystal layer; and

    said second substrate supporting said eleventh electrode.

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