Liquid crystal display panel, method for driving the same, and liquid crystal display apparatus using the same
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1. A liquid crystal display panel comprising:
- a plurality of sub-pixels each having first and second gray scale regions which have different areas, the first and second gray scale regions of one sub-pixel having a staggered arrangement with respect to those of an adjacent sub-pixel;
a first thin film transistor to drive the first gray scale region;
a second thin film transistor to drive the second gray scale region;
a data line connected to the first and second thin film transistors, to supply first and second data signals to the first and second gray scale regions, respectively;
a first gate line to drive the first thin film transistor by a first horizontal period unit;
a second gate line to drive the second thin film transistor by a second horizontal period unit; and
a storage line disposed between the first and second gate lines and extended in parallel with the first and second gate lines,wherein the first and second gray scale regions of each sub-pixel are arranged along a first direction parallel with the data line,the second gray scale region of a second sub-pixel of three sub-pixels successively arranged along a second direction parallel with the first gate line is positioned between the first gray scale region of a first sub-pixel of the three sub-pixels and the first gray scale region of a third sub-pixel of the three sub-pixels, andthe first gray scale region of the second sub-pixel is positioned between the second gray scale region of the first sub-pixel and the second gray scale region of the third sub-pixel.
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Abstract
A liquid crystal display panel includes a plurality of sub-pixels, a plurality of thin film transistors, a plurality of data lines, and a plurality of gate lines. Each of the sub-pixels have first and second gray scale regions which are split up and down and have different areas, the first and second gray scale regions of one sub-pixel having a staggered arrangement with respect to those of an adjacent sub-pixel. Thin film transistors are connected to the first and second gray scale regions so that the first gray scale regions are driven when one of gate lines is driven and the second gray scale regions are driven when another gate line is driven.
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1. A liquid crystal display panel comprising:
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a plurality of sub-pixels each having first and second gray scale regions which have different areas, the first and second gray scale regions of one sub-pixel having a staggered arrangement with respect to those of an adjacent sub-pixel; a first thin film transistor to drive the first gray scale region; a second thin film transistor to drive the second gray scale region; a data line connected to the first and second thin film transistors, to supply first and second data signals to the first and second gray scale regions, respectively; a first gate line to drive the first thin film transistor by a first horizontal period unit; a second gate line to drive the second thin film transistor by a second horizontal period unit; and a storage line disposed between the first and second gate lines and extended in parallel with the first and second gate lines, wherein the first and second gray scale regions of each sub-pixel are arranged along a first direction parallel with the data line, the second gray scale region of a second sub-pixel of three sub-pixels successively arranged along a second direction parallel with the first gate line is positioned between the first gray scale region of a first sub-pixel of the three sub-pixels and the first gray scale region of a third sub-pixel of the three sub-pixels, and the first gray scale region of the second sub-pixel is positioned between the second gray scale region of the first sub-pixel and the second gray scale region of the third sub-pixel. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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