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In-plane field type liquid crystal display device comprising a structure which is prevented from charging with electricity

  • US 5,870,160 A
  • Filed: 10/03/1996
  • Issued: 02/09/1999
  • Est. Priority Date: 10/12/1995
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A liquid crystal display device comprising a switching element, a pixel electrode and a counter electrode formed in a unit pixel over a first substrate of two substrates which are so disposed as to be opposed to each other with a liquid crystal layer provided therebetween, at least one of the two substrates being transparent, an electric field being generated between said pixel electrode and said counter electrode substantially in parallel with the first substrate for modulating light passing through the liquid crystal layer,wherein a black matrix having a resistivity not smaller than 106 Ω

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    cm is formed between the two substrates, and an electrically conductive layer having a light-transmitting property formed over a surface of the at least one transparent substrate at a viewed side thereof which is opposite to the liquid crystal layer side of the at least one transparent substrate, and is formed over a pixel-forming region;

    wherein both of the two substrates are transparent, a backlight unit is disposed under the first substrate, and the substrate at the viewed side is a second substrate of the two substrates;

    wherein the electrically conductive layer has a sheet resistivity no greater than 2×

    1014 Ω

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    ; and

    wherein the electrically conductive layer is formed by dispersing electrically conductive particles in a material for bonding a polarizer plate to said second transparent substrate.

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