WO2004109628A1 - アレイ基板の検査方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an array substrate inspection method for inspecting an array substrate that is a component of a liquid crystal display panel.
- Liquid crystal display panels are used in various places such as the display section of a notebook personal computer (note pc), the display section of a mobile phone, and the display section of a television receiver.
- the liquid crystal display panel includes an array substrate on which a plurality of pixel electrodes are arranged in a matrix, a counter substrate having a counter electrode facing the plurality of image electrodes, and an array substrate and a counter substrate. And a liquid crystal layer held between them.
- the array substrate includes a plurality of pixel electrodes arranged in a matrix, a plurality of scanning lines arranged along a plurality of pixel electrode rows, and a plurality of pixel electrodes arranged along a plurality of pixel electrode columns. It has a signal line and a plurality of switching elements arranged near the intersection of the scanning line and the signal line.
- the switching element is a thin film transistor using amorphous silicon semiconductor thin film
- the switching element is a polysilicon transistor.
- an array substrate which is a thin film transistor using a semiconductor thin film.
- Polysilicon has higher carrier mobility than amorphous silicon.
- a switch for pixel electrodes is used in a V-type array substrate.
- Driving circuits for scanning lines and signal lines, as well as elements, can be incorporated in the array board.
- the above array substrate goes through an inspection process in order to detect a defective product in the manufacturing process.
- the inspection method and the inspection apparatus are disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open Nos.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 11-217177 discloses a technique in which a point defect inspection process has a feature in the inspection of a mono-reflective type LCD substrate.
- direct current light of a DC component is applied to the entire surface of an LCD substrate, and a state in which a conductive state is achieved in response to light from a monolithic silicon film.
- the defect state can be determined by detecting the amount of V charge of the electric charge stored in the auxiliary capacitance.
- the technique disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-31042 when an electron beam is irradiated on a pixel electrode, the secondary electrons emitted are the i-pressure applied to the thin-film transistor.
- Nodeme O 0 also utilizes secondary electrons emitted electron beams to come and was irradiated to the pixel electrode
- the present invention has been made in view of the above points. To provide an array substrate inspection method that can reduce the chances of changing or correcting the inspection equipment and reduce the increase in the price of fins and, in turn, the price of liquid crystal display panels. It is in
- an array substrate detection method is a method for detecting an array substrate, the method comprising: A switching element formed in the vicinity of the intersection of the signal line with the line J and the signal line;
- a method of inspecting an array board including: a drive circuit section including at least one drive circuit of a signal line drive circuit; and an electric signal supply pad formed on a target board. Supplying an electric signal to the driving circuit unit, operating the driving circuit unit, charging a pixel electrode of interest, and irradiating an electron beam to the charged pixel electrode,
- the image electrodes are inspected based on the information of the secondary electrons emitted from the pixel electrodes irradiated with the electron beam, and the supply of the electric signals to the driving circuit section is performed according to the following.
- the power supply is performed via a supply pad, and the first " ⁇ " is supplied from a branch of the electric signal supply line to a different area in the driving circuit unit.
- FIG. 1 is a flowchart for explaining a method of detecting an array substrate.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic sectional view of a liquid crystal display panel provided with an array plate.
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a part of the liquid crystal display panel shown in FIG.
- Fig. 4 is a plan view showing an example of an array of array substrates configured using a mother substrate.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic plan view of the array substrate main region of the array substrate shown in FIG.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic plan view showing a part of the pixel region of the array substrate shown in FIG. 5 in an enlarged manner.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic sectional view of a liquid crystal display panel provided with the array substrate shown in FIG.
- Fig. 8 is a schematic configuration diagram of an iM. Of an array plate including an electron beam tester.
- Fig. 9 is a plan view showing an example of the end of the array substrate to be inspected.
- Figure 10 is a schematic plan view showing a modified example of the array substrate main area of the array substrate.
- the liquid crystal display panel is sandwiched between an array substrate 101 and an opposing substrate 102 which is disposed opposite to the array substrate while maintaining a predetermined gap.
- Liquid The array plate 101 having the crystal layer 103 and the opposing substrate 102 maintain a predetermined gap as a spacer by a columnar spacer 127.
- the peripheral portions of O 2 are made of a sealing material 160, and the liquid crystal injection P 16 1 formed on a part of the see-through material is sealed with a sealing material 16 2.
- FIG. 4 shows that the mother substrate 100 has a larger size than the array substrate. This shows an example in which four motherboards 101 are formed using this motherboard. As shown in FIG. Formed using substrate 100
- the array substrate 101 which represents the structure of one array substrate 101 shown in FIG. 4 on behalf of the array substrate 101, is the array substrate main area 101a3 and the array substrate.
- the array substrate main region 101a will not be described in detail.
- the array substrate sub-region 101b will be described later.
- the array substrate 101 includes, in addition to the pixel electrodes P, a plurality of scanning lines Y arranged for the rows of the pixel electrodes P, and a plurality of scanning lines Y arranged along the columns of the pixel electrodes P. Equipped with signal line X.
- the array substrate 101 is a thin film transistor (hereinafter, referred to as a switching element) disposed near the intersection of the scanning line Y and the signal line X. TFT).
- the circuit board 101 has a scanning line driving circuit 40 for driving a plurality of scanning lines Y as a driving circuit section.
- the scanning line driving circuit 40 is formed at a plurality of locations on the substrate.
- the scanning line driving circuits 40 are arranged on both the left and right sides of the pixel area 30.
- the scanning lines of odd-numbered rows are arranged on the left side of the scanning line driving circuit 4.
- the scanning lines Y of the even-numbered rows are connected to the scanning line driving circuit 40 on the right side, respectively.
- Each TFT SW is connected to a signal line when driven through a scanning line Y.
- the scanning line drive circuit 40 is formed on the array substrate 101 and is arranged outside the image area 30.
- the scan line: / 1 ⁇ drive circuit 40 is a TFT circuit.
- TSW Like TSW, it is configured using TFT with a semiconductor film of polysilicon.
- the array substrate 101 is connected to the scan line drive circuit 40 and the signal line X along with one side of the edge line of the array substrate main region 101a. And a pad group PD p including a plurality of terminals.
- the node group PDP is used not only for inputting different signals, but also for inputting and outputting signals for detection.
- the array substrates 101 are separated from each other by cutting the mother substrate 100 along, for example, the edge e of the array substrate (FIG. 4).
- FIG. 6 is an enlarged plan view of the pixel region 30 of the array substrate.
- FIG. 7 is a liquid crystal display panel.
- FIG. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view illustrating a pixel region of a tunnel.
- the array substrate 101 has a substrate 111 as a transparent insulating substrate such as a glass substrate.
- a plurality of signal lines X and a plurality of scanning lines Y are arranged in a matrix shape, and a TFTSW (circle in FIG. 6) is provided near each intersection of the signal lines and the scanning lines. (Refer to the part surrounded by 17 1).
- T F T SW comprises a semiconductor film 112 formed of polysilicon and having source / drain regions 112a and 112b, and a scanning line.
- auxiliary capacitance lines 116 forming the auxiliary capacitance element 131 are formed on the substrate 111, and extend in parallel with the scanning line Y.
- the pixel pole P is formed in this area (see the area surrounded by the circle 172 in Fig. 6 and Fig. 7).
- a semiconductor film 112 and an auxiliary capacitance lower electrode 113 are formed on the substrate 111, and a gate is formed on the substrate including the semiconductor film and the auxiliary capacitance lower electrode.
- An insulating film 114 is formed.
- the lower storage capacitor electrode 113 is formed of polysilicon similarly to the semiconductor film 112.
- the scanning line Y, the gate electrode 1 15b, and the storage capacitance line 1 16 are provided on the gate insulating film 1 14 o
- the auxiliary capacitance line 1 16 and the auxiliary capacitance lower electrode 1 1 Reference numeral 3 is disposed to face the gate insulating film 114.
- contact electrodes 1 2 1 and signal Line X is formed on the interlayer insulating film 1 17, contact electrodes 1 2 1 and signal Line X is formed.
- the contact electrodes 121 are respectively connected to the source drain region 112a of the semiconductor film 112 and the pixel electrode P via contact holes.
- the contact electrode 121 is connected to the storage capacitor lower electrode 113.
- the signal line X is connected to the source / drain region 112b of the semiconductor film via a contact hole.
- a protective insulating film 122 is formed so as to overlap the contact electrode 122, the signal line X, and the interlayer insulating film 117. Striped green colored layers 124 G, red colored layers 124 R, and blue colored layers 124 B are adjacently and alternately arranged on the protective insulating film 122. Is established. The coloring layers 124 G, 124 R, and 124 B constitute a color filter.
- Image electrodes P are formed on the colored layers 124 G, 124 R, and 1.24 B, respectively, by a transparent conductive film such as ITO (indium tin oxide). Each pixel electrode P is connected to the contact electrode 122 via a contact hole 125 formed on the coloring layer and the protective insulating film 122. The periphery of the m-pole P overlaps the auxiliary capacitance line 1 16 and the signal line X! As a result, the auxiliary capacitance element 13 1 connected to the pixel electrode P functions as an auxiliary capacitance for accumulating electric charges.
- ITO indium tin oxide
- a columnar spacer 127 (see FIG. 6) is formed on the colored layers 124R and 124G. Although not shown, a plurality of columnar spacers 127 are formed on each colored layer at a desired density. Colored layer 124 G, 124 R, 124 B and electrode
- an alignment film 128 is formed.
- Oriented substrate 102 Has a substrate 15 1 as a transparent insulating substrate.
- a counter electrode 152 made of a transparent material such as ITO and an alignment film 1553 are sequentially formed.
- This inspection device is equipped with an EB tester.
- the plurality of probes connected to the signal generator and the signal analyzer 302 are connected to the corresponding plurality of pads 201, and are output from the signal generator and the signal analyzer 302.
- the driving signal as an electric signal is supplied to the pixel section via the probe and the node 201.
- the charge is supplied to the pixel electrode P 3, and the charge is charged to the pixel electrode P.
- the pixel beam P emitted from the electron beam source 301 is applied to the pixel electrode P of the pixel portion.
- the secondary electrons SE are emitted, and the secondary electrons S
- Secondary electron SE is proportional to the voltage at the point where it is emitted.
- the information on the secondary electrons detected by the electron detector DE is sent to a signal generator and a signal analyzer 302 for analyzing the pixel section 203.
- the information of the secondary electrons indicates the state of the pixel portion 203.
- the defect of the pixel portion 203 is defined as
- FIG. 9 shows an example of the end of the array substrate 101 to be inspected.
- the array substrate 101 is the main area of the array substrate.
- the array substrate sub-region 101b is cut out, for example, by drawing a square line along the cutout line e2.
- the pad group PDp in the array substrate main area 101a is connected to the scanning line driving circuit 40 and the signal line X shown in FIG. Pad V, group P located in this area
- D p When the types of terminals that make up D p are classified, they are classified into logic terminals, power terminals, inspection terminals, and signal input terminals.
- the mouth terminal has a terminal CLK and a terminal ST.
- the signals input to these terminals CLK and ST are a clock signal and a start pulse signal.
- the black pulse and the start pulse signal are signals input to the scanning line driving circuit 40.
- the pad group P D p since the scan line drive circuits 40 are arranged on the left and right sides of the pixel area 30, the pad group P D p has two terminals ST, two terminals CL K, etc.
- the inspection terminal is a serial out terminal sZo.
- Sigir There are two out terminals so, as well as the clock terminal CLK and the start pulse terminal ST.
- the signal output from the serial terminal sZo is the serial output output from the shift register (s / r) of the scanning line drive circuit 40 that responds to the start pulse signal. .
- Power supply terminals are classified into two terminals, terminals V DD,.
- the signals input to the terminal VDD and the terminal VSS are a high-level power supply and a port-level power supply. It should be noted that there are two terminals V DD and two terminals V SS similarly to the terminal CLK.
- the signal input terminal is the terminal VIDEO.
- the signal input to the terminal VIDEO is, for example, a video signal.
- the terminals VIDEO are hundreds to thousands of terminals, and occupy a large proportion of the pad group PDp.
- connection pad group CPPD is provided at the edge of the array substrate sub-region 101b.
- the connection pad group CP Dp is composed of a plurality of electric signal supply pads, and is connected to the pad group P Dp on the side of the array substrate main area 101a via wiring. For this reason, the drive signal supplied to the electric signal supply pad is branched from the electric signal supply pad and supplied to a different region in the scanning line drive circuit 40.
- the drive signal mentioned here includes a clock signal and a start pulse signal, as well as a high-level power supply and a low-level power supply.
- the node group PD p is classified for each terminal to which the same or the same type of signal is input, and is classified into a plurality of terminal groups.
- a common connection pad group CPD p is prepared for each of these terminal groups. . If the terminals to which the same signal is input are roughly classified, they are classified into mouth terminals, power terminals, inspection terminals, and signal input terminals.
- the common terminal is a common terminal for clock c CLK, a common terminal for high level c VDD, and a common terminal for port c.
- V SS ⁇ and the common terminal c VIDEO are arranged at the edge e of the array substrate sub-region 101 b, and the corresponding array substrate main region 101 a has a node. Is connected to the head group PDP via wiring.
- connection pad group CPDP and the pad and the group PD p described above will be described in more detail.0
- the array board main area 101 The terminal ST and the terminal so on the 1a side are And a plurality of terminals on the array board main area 101a connected to the slave dST and the slave terminal ds / o on the array board sub-area 101b via wiring, respectively. Since CLK belongs to the same category, is it commonly connected to the common terminal c CLK? e) o Array board main area 1 0 1 Multiple terminals VDD on a side are common because they belong to the same classification.
- Terminal VIDEO is connected to one common terminal c VIDEO.
- the number of pads of the connection pad group CPD ⁇ connected to the array board sub-region 101 D is good as long as it is a configuration connected to a small number of common terminals. Is significantly reduced compared to the number of pads of the group of PDPs provided in the main substrate main area 101a.
- the pad portion of the connection pad group CPD p of the array substrate 101 is inspected.
- a probe is connected, and a drive signal is supplied to the scanning line drive circuit 40 via the probe.
- the scanning line drive circuit 40 is operated, and the storage capacitance load of the pixel portion 203 is accumulated. That is, the pixel pole P 3 ⁇ 4t
- each pixel section 2 is charged. After the charge is accumulated, each pixel section 2
- the electron beam is irradiated to the pixel electrode P of 0 3. Inspection of each pixel portion 203 for defects by detecting secondary electrons emitted from the pixel electrode P illuminated by the electron beam o
- FIG. 1 schematically shows a process for detecting the array substrate 101 described above.
- the detection is started (Step S 1), the array substrate 101 is carried into a vacuum channel (not shown), and the electric charge is stored in the auxiliary capacitance of the pixel portion 203 through the pad group CPD p r. Is charged (step S 2) o Then, E
- Each pixel section 203 is run by the B tester, and the emitted secondary electrons are measured (step S3) and it is determined whether or not the voltage of the pixel section is normal (step S4). Further, the inspection of the scanning line driving circuit 40 (step S3) may be performed.
- Line drive circuit 4
- An inspection of 0 can be done manually. That is, electric power from Park K Input the air signal and output the electric signal flowing through the scanning line 40) circuit 40 from the terminal s / o, and analyze the output to detect the scanning line driving circuit. It is out.
- the detection of the pixel portion 203 and the detection of the scanning line driving circuit 40 may be performed simultaneously or sequentially.
- the inspection of the scanning line driving circuit 40 is performed first, and when a defect occurs, the subsequent inspection can be omitted, thereby shortening the inspection time. If the defective array board 101 is detected, it is read or discarded. If the array substrate 101 is good, the array substrate sub-region 101b is cut out (step S5), and the inspection is completed (step S6). )
- the number of the connection pad groups CPPDp is small, and therefore, the number of the inspection devices is small. As a result, the cost of the inspection device is reduced, and good inspection can be performed.
- the area of the array substrate main area is reduced.
- the arrangement of the connection pad group CPD p is forcibly changed to the probe arrangement of the inspection equipment even if the arrangement of this pad is changed. It can be formed as follows.
- the flexibility of the inspection device can be expanded by devising a mutual combination form of the inspection device and the array substrate. From the above, it is possible to provide a method of inspecting an array substrate that can reduce the chance of a design change or correction of the inspection device, and thereby suppress an increase in panel product price.
- a drive circuit section drives a scan line drive circuit 40 and a plurality of signal lines in a region outside the pixel region 30 on the array substrate 101.
- the signal line driving circuit 50 may be built.
- the signal line driving circuit 50 is configured by using a TFT having a polysilicon semiconductor film like the TFT SW.
- the signal line driving circuit 50 is connected to a connection pad group CP Dp via a node group P Dp. Therefore, the connection pad group C P
- the video signal as an electric signal supplied to the electric signal supply pad constituting D p is branched from the signal supply pad and supplied to a different area in the signal line driving circuit 50.
- the PD p includes a magic terminal connected to the signal line driving circuit 50, a detection terminal, and the like.
- the shift register included in the signal line driving circuit 50 is driven and output from the shift register. You. Analyze this output. Then, it is determined whether or not the signal line driving circuit 50 is normal. From the above, the scanning line driver circuit 40 and the signal line driver circuit 50 can be electrically inspected. By supplying a driving signal to the scanning line driving circuit 40 and the signal line driving circuit 50, electric charges can be charged to the pixel electrode P, and the inspection using an electron beam can be performed as described above. Can be.
- An array substrate 101 to be inspected is formed on the substrate, and a scanning line driving circuit 40 that supplies a driving signal to the scanning line Y and a signal line driving circuit 50 that supplies a driving signal to the signal line X It suffices if at least a driving circuit including at least one driving circuit is provided.
- the TFTs constituting the scan line drive circuit 40 and the signal line drive circuit 50 need not be those using polysilicon.
- the present invention it is possible to provide a method of inspecting an array substrate that can reduce the chance of a design change or correction of an inspection device, and can suppress an increase in the product price of a liquid crystal display panel. .
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