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Liquid crystal display device having a driving circuit inside the seal boundary

  • US 5,148,301 A
  • Filed: 02/21/1991
  • Issued: 09/15/1992
  • Est. Priority Date: 02/27/1990
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A liquid crystal display device comprising:

  • a first substrate comprising a transparent material;

    a common electrode formed on said first substrate;

    a second substrate arranged parallel to said first substrate and spaced apart from said first substrate by a predetermined distance;

    a plurality of pixel electrodes formed on said second substrate for defining a display region opposing said common electrode;

    signal supplying leads electrically coupled to said pixel electrodes, for supplying a driving signal thereto;

    a seal member, formed between said first and second substrates at a peripheral portion surrounding said display region, for fixing said first and second substrates together;

    a driving circuit, formed between an outer edge of said display region and an outer edge of said seal member and electrically connected to said signal supplying leads, for supplying a driving signal to said pixel electrodes through said signal supplying leads in response to externally input display data; and

    a liquid crystal material sealed in an internal space defined by said first and second substrates and said seal member, said liquid crystal material surrounding at least a portion of said driving circuit.

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