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DISPLAY DEVICE

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개요

발명자

Kuo-Lung LO; Hui-Ku CHANG; Tsung-Yu WU; Chun-Hong LIN; Jhih-Yuan SU

IPC 분류

H10H 29/85H10H 29/80

CPC 분류

H10H29/857H10H29/942

A display device includes multiple layout units arranged in array and multiple light emitting elements disposed in the layout units. Each layout unit includes multiple pixel units, multiple repair units and a common electrode. Each pixel unit includes multiple sub-pixel units, and each sub-pixel unit includes a pixel electrode. One of the repair units is used to repair any one of three of the sub-pixel units, and each repair unit includes a repair electrode. In each layout unit, the number of the repair electrodes is smaller than the number of the pixel electrodes. Each light emitting element includes a first pad electrically connected to the pixel electrode or the repair electrode, and a second pad electrically connected to the common electrode. The light emitting elements have a shortest connecting line between the first pad and the second pad apiece while the shortest connecting lines are parallel to each other.

원문 (중국어)

A display device includes multiple layout units arranged in array and multiple light emitting elements disposed in the layout units. Each layout unit includes multiple pixel units, multiple repair units and a common electrode. Each pixel unit includes multiple sub-pixel units, and each sub-pixel unit includes a pixel electrode. One of the repair units is used to repair any one of three of the sub-pixel units, and each repair unit includes a repair electrode. In each layout unit, the number of the repair electrodes is smaller than the number of the pixel electrodes. Each light emitting element includes a first pad electrically connected to the pixel electrode or the repair electrode, and a second pad electrically connected to the common electrode. The light emitting elements have a shortest connecting line between the first pad and the second pad apiece while the shortest connecting lines are parallel to each other.