WO2013177902A1 - 液晶显示视角控制方法、液晶显示面板和液晶显示器 - Google Patents
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- Liquid crystal display viewing angle control method liquid crystal display panel and liquid crystal display
- Embodiments of the present invention relate to a liquid crystal display viewing angle control method, a liquid crystal display panel, and a liquid crystal display. Background technique
- liquid crystal displays With the wide application of liquid crystal displays in life and work, people have higher and higher requirements for the viewing angle of liquid crystal displays. For example, when an individual uses a notebook computer in a public place, it is desirable that the screen has a smaller viewing angle to protect privacy; when multiple people use a desktop or notebook computer to watch video in a family, it is desirable to have a larger viewing angle of the screen. Multi-person use.
- some display modes with controllable viewing angles are proposed in the prior art, for example, a plurality of liquid crystal layers are used to realize controllable viewing angle, one layer realizes gray scale control, and another layer realizes viewing angle control; for example, a dual backlight system method, One of the backlight systems is for wide viewing angle display and the other is for narrow viewing angle display.
- these methods either increase the number of layers of the liquid crystal layer, or increase the backlight system, increase the volume of the liquid crystal panel, and the manufacturing process is complicated and costly. Summary of the invention
- Embodiments of the present invention provide a liquid crystal display viewing angle control method, a liquid crystal display panel, and a liquid crystal display, which are used to solve the problem that the viewing angle controllable display manufacturing process in the prior art is complicated.
- An aspect of the present invention provides a liquid crystal display viewing angle control method for use in a liquid crystal display panel, the liquid crystal display panel including an array substrate and a color filter substrate disposed opposite to each other, the method comprising: a color filter substrate on the liquid crystal display panel Disposing a first planar transparent electrode, disposing a second strip-shaped transparent electrode in the array substrate of the liquid crystal display panel, passing the first planar transparent electrode and the second strip-shaped transparent electrode on the array substrate and A fringe electric field is formed between the color filter substrates; the display viewing angle of the liquid crystal display panel is controlled by controlling the formed fringe electric field.
- applying a pixel voltage on the second strip-shaped transparent electrode, and controlling the display angle of view of the liquid crystal display panel by controlling the formed fringe electric field comprises: at the first planar transparent electrode Applying a bias voltage, adjusting the bias voltage to adjust the liquid crystal display surface The display viewing angle of the panel, wherein the display viewing angle of the liquid crystal display panel decreases as the bias voltage increases.
- a fourth planar transparent electrode is disposed between the transparent substrate of the array substrate and the second strip-shaped transparent electrode, and the fourth planar transparent electrode and the first An insulating layer is disposed between the two strips of transparent electrodes; wherein, when the liquid crystal display panel returns from a bright state to a dark state, a short time voltage of a predetermined length of time is applied to the fourth planar transparent electrode, In order to quickly return the liquid crystal molecules to the vertical state, otherwise, a voltage of 0 V or a weak force is applied to the fourth planar transparent electrode. Voltage.
- a third strip-shaped transparent electrode is disposed between the transparent substrate of the array substrate and the second strip-shaped transparent electrode, and the second strip-shaped transparent electrode and the third strip-shaped transparent electrode are disposed.
- the electrodes are separated by an insulating layer.
- the display viewing angle of the panel includes: applying a bias voltage on the first planar transparent electrode, adjusting a display viewing angle of the liquid crystal display panel by adjusting the bias voltage, wherein a display viewing angle of the liquid crystal display panel is related to a bias voltage Increase and decrease.
- a fourth planar transparent electrode is disposed between the transparent substrate of the array substrate and the third strip-shaped transparent electrode, and the fourth planar transparent electrode and the first An insulating layer is disposed between the three strips of transparent electrodes; wherein, when the liquid crystal display panel returns from a bright state to a dark state, a short time voltage of a predetermined length of time is applied to the fourth planar transparent electrode, In order to quickly return the liquid crystal molecules to the vertical state, otherwise, a voltage of 0 V or a weak force is applied to the fourth planar transparent electrode. Voltage.
- electrodes are respectively provided in the color film substrate and the array substrate, and the control of the fringe field effect between the electrodes is used to control the viewing angle of the liquid crystal display panel, thereby providing a A viewing angle control method that makes the manufacturing process of the liquid crystal display panel simple.
- a liquid crystal display panel including an array substrate and a color filter substrate disposed opposite to each other, the color filter substrate including a first transparent substrate and color filter formed on the first transparent substrate
- the array substrate includes a second transparent substrate, further comprising: a first planar transparent electrode disposed on the color filter of the color filter substrate; and a second transparent substrate disposed on the array substrate a second strip-shaped transparent electrode; wherein the second strip-shaped transparent electrode is used for applying A pixel pole voltage is applied, and the first planar transparent electrode is used to apply a bias voltage to cause the liquid crystal display panel to perform image display under different viewing angle ranges by controlling the bias voltage.
- liquid crystal display panel for example, a liquid crystal layer is provided between the array substrate and the color filter substrate, and liquid crystals in the liquid crystal layer are vertically aligned positive liquid crystals when no voltage is applied.
- a third strip-shaped transparent electrode, the second strip-shaped transparent electrode, and the first layer are further disposed between the second strip-shaped transparent electrode and the second transparent substrate of the array substrate.
- the three strip-shaped transparent electrodes are staggered and separated by an insulating layer for applying a common electrode voltage.
- a fourth planar transparent electrode is further disposed between the second transparent substrate and the second strip-shaped transparent electrode, and the fourth planar transparent electrode and the first The two strip-shaped transparent electrodes are separated by an insulating layer, wherein when the liquid crystal display panel returns from the bright state to the dark state, a short-time voltage of a predetermined time length is applied to the fourth planar transparent electrode. In order to quickly return the liquid crystal molecules to a vertical state, otherwise, a voltage of 0 V or a weak force is applied to the fourth planar transparent electrode. Voltage.
- a fourth planar transparent electrode is further disposed between the second transparent substrate and the third strip-shaped transparent electrode, and the fourth planar transparent electrode and the first The three strip-shaped transparent electrodes are separated by an insulating layer, wherein when the liquid crystal display panel returns from the bright state to the dark state, a short-time voltage of a predetermined length of time is applied to the fourth planar transparent electrode. In order to quickly return the liquid crystal molecules to a vertical state, otherwise, a voltage of 0 V is applied or no voltage is applied to the fourth planar transparent electrode.
- the viewing angle of the liquid crystal display panel decreases as the bias voltage on the first planar transparent electrode increases.
- the liquid crystal display panel in the embodiment of the present invention realizes a liquid crystal display panel with a simple structure and a changeable display viewing angle through a planar transparent electrode in the color filter substrate and two strip-shaped transparent electrodes in the TFT array substrate.
- the liquid crystal display panel has no significant increase in volume in the existing TN mode or FFS mode liquid crystal display panel, and the manufacturing process is simple, and the cost of the liquid crystal display panel with controllable viewing angle is reduced.
- Another aspect of the present invention provides a liquid crystal display comprising any of the above liquid crystal display panels, and a driving circuit for driving display of the liquid crystal display panel.
- the driving circuit is further configured to control according to a preset condition
- a bias voltage applied to the first planar transparent electrode controls the mutual switching of the liquid crystal display panel between the wide viewing angle mode and the narrow viewing angle mode.
- a bias voltage is applied to the first planar transparent electrode of the liquid crystal display panel; Increasing or decreasing the bias voltage, so that the display viewing angle of the liquid crystal display panel is correspondingly reduced or increased; when the driving circuit switches the liquid crystal display panel from the narrow viewing angle mode to the wide viewing angle mode, the first planar transparent electrode is removed.
- the applied bias voltage when the driving circuit changes the liquid crystal display panel from the wide viewing angle mode to the narrow viewing angle mode, a bias voltage is applied to the first planar transparent electrode of the liquid crystal display panel; Increasing or decreasing the bias voltage, so that the display viewing angle of the liquid crystal display panel is correspondingly reduced or increased; when the driving circuit switches the liquid crystal display panel from the narrow viewing angle mode to the wide viewing angle mode, the first planar transparent electrode is removed.
- the liquid crystal display includes a mode selection input key, and the driving circuit switches in a wide viewing angle mode or a narrow viewing angle mode according to a selection of a mode selection input key, or increases in a narrow viewing angle mode. Or reduce the viewing angle range of the liquid crystal display panel.
- the liquid crystal display in the embodiment of the present invention realizes a liquid crystal display with a simple structure and can change the viewing angle through a planar transparent electrode in the color filter substrate of the liquid crystal display panel and two strip-shaped transparent electrodes in the TFT array substrate.
- the display panel is driven by the driving circuit to drive the liquid crystal display panel.
- the driving circuit realizes an adjustable viewing angle by a bias voltage applied to the planar transparent electrode in the color filter substrate.
- the liquid crystal display has no obvious increase in volume in the existing TN mode or FFS mode liquid crystal display panel, and the manufacturing process is simple, and the cost of the liquid crystal display panel with controllable viewing angle is reduced.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a TN mode liquid crystal display principle in the prior art
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a FFS mode liquid crystal display principle in the prior art
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a principle of a viewing angle control method according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of a liquid crystal display panel according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of a bright state implementation under a wide viewing angle according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of a dark state implementation under a narrow viewing angle according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of a bright state implementation under a narrow viewing angle according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic illustration of another embodiment of the present invention. detailed description
- TN mode Transmission Nematic mode
- FFS mode Ringe Field Switching mode
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of the principle of TN mode liquid crystal display.
- the liquid crystal material is placed between two transparent glass substrates to which polarizing plates whose optical axes are perpendicular to each other are attached, and electrodes are formed on the glass substrate, and liquid crystal molecules are distributed parallel to the transparent glass substrate when no voltage is applied.
- a guide film having rubbing directions perpendicular to each other is disposed on the inner surfaces of the two transparent glass substrates, and the liquid crystal molecules are sequentially arranged in accordance with the direction of the fine grooves of the guide film. As shown on the left side of FIG.
- the orientation of the liquid crystal molecules is rotated 90 degrees from top to bottom; at this time, if no electric field is applied, the light passing through the liquid crystal panel is incident from the polarizing plate on one side, and then the polarization direction thereof depends on the liquid crystal.
- the arrangement of the molecules is rotated by 90 degrees so as to be able to be emitted from the polarizer on the other side, so that the liquid crystal panel is in a bright state at this time.
- the electrodes are energized on the two glass substrates, an electric field is formed between the two glass substrates, and the electric field affects the alignment of the liquid crystal molecules therebetween.
- the liquid crystal panel of the TN mode is inexpensive to produce, and is widely used in low-end liquid crystal screens, but it forms a bright state by vertically aligning liquid crystal molecules, and at this time, only light emitted perpendicularly to the display panel can be completely blocked by liquid crystal molecules.
- the polarization direction is reversed, and the polarization state of the light in other directions produces different degrees of twist, which causes the light transmittance to decrease, thereby limiting the viewing angle of the TN mode liquid crystal panel.
- the TN mode liquid crystal panel generates a gray scale inversion phenomenon in the lower viewing angle.
- the FFS mode is a display mode developed on the basis of the IPS mode (In-Plane Switching mode). Both FFS and IPS utilize the fringe field effect to deflect liquid crystal molecules.
- Figure 2 is a schematic diagram of the IPS mode and the FFS mode liquid crystal display principle.
- the pixel electrode and the common electrode are located in the same plane and are staggered with each other.
- the liquid crystal molecules are distributed in a plane parallel to the panel, and the liquid crystal molecules are parallel to each other; if a voltage is applied, a difference is generated between the pixel electrode and the common electrode.
- the transverse electric field causes the liquid crystal molecules to be twisted at an angle in the horizontal direction, and liquid crystal molecules of different planes are twisted to different degrees, so that the polarization state of the light changes with respect to the absence of an electric field, thereby realizing the bright state of the liquid crystal panel.
- the IPS mode liquid crystal panel has a small aperture ratio and a small light transmittance.
- the FFS mode changes the arrangement of the electrodes relative to the IPS mode.
- the "-" electrode is a planar electrode, and the "+,” electrodes are strip electrodes arranged on the same plane.
- the positive and negative electrodes are no longer spaced as in the IPS mode, but are insulated.
- the layer separation is arranged in an overlapping manner, thereby reducing the electrode width and the pitch.
- the edge electric field generated by the positive and negative electrodes separated by the insulating layer enables aligned liquid crystal molecules in the almost entire plane directly between the electrodes and directly above the electrodes (parallel to the substrate The rotation occurs in the plane, thereby improving the light transmission efficiency of the liquid crystal layer, so that the FFS mode has a good viewing angle and a high light transmittance.
- Embodiment 1 of the present invention provides a liquid crystal display viewing angle control method, which is applied to a liquid crystal display panel.
- the liquid crystal display panel includes an array substrate and a color filter substrate disposed opposite to each other.
- a pixel unit array (for example, an active matrix array) defined by, for example, a gate line and a data line crossing is disposed on the array substrate, and each pixel unit includes, for example, a thin film transistor (TFT) as a switching element; the color film substrate is provided with An array structure of color filters defined by a black matrix (not shown) corresponds to a pixel unit on the array substrate.
- TFT thin film transistor
- a first planar transparent electrode is disposed in the color filter substrate of the liquid crystal display panel
- a second strip-shaped transparent electrode is disposed on the array substrate of the liquid crystal display panel.
- a fringe electric field can be formed between the array substrate and the electrode disposed on the color filter substrate by the first planar transparent electrode and the second strip transparent electrode; and the liquid crystal display can be controlled by controlling the formed fringe electric field The display angle of the panel.
- the array substrate in the embodiment of the present invention is described by taking a TFT array substrate as an example.
- the TFT array substrate includes, for example, a gate line, a data line, and a thin film transistor as a switching element of the pixel unit, in addition to the electrode for driving the liquid crystal.
- a fringe electric field is formed between the TFT array substrate and the color filter substrate, so that the viewing angle of the liquid crystal display panel is better, compared to the vertical electric field formed between the TFT array substrate and the color filter substrate in the TN mode.
- the positive and negative electrodes are disposed in the TFT array structure in the FFS mode.
- the positive and negative electrodes that generate the fringe electric field are respectively disposed in the TFT array substrate and the color filter substrate, so that the fringe electric field is In the case of providing better transmittance, it also has good viewing angle adjustability. Therefore, the embodiment provides a viewing angle control method in which the manufacturing process of the liquid crystal display panel is simple.
- the color filter substrate includes a first transparent substrate 11, a color filter (CF) 12, a first planar transparent electrode 13, and a first PI (polyimide) guiding film from top to bottom.
- the array substrate includes a second transparent substrate 15, an insulating layer 16, a second strip-shaped transparent electrode 17, and a second PI guiding film 142 in this order from bottom to top.
- liquid crystal molecules in the liquid crystal layer are vertically distributed with respect to the TFT array substrate and the color filter substrate.
- the positive liquid crystal for liquid crystal iridium is taken as an example, but the present invention is not limited to Use positive liquid crystal.
- a guiding film such as a PI guiding film
- the fine grooves have an anchoring effect on the liquid crystal molecules, or
- the liquid crystal is arranged in accordance with the angle between the branch and the main chain in the PI polymer molecule (that is, the direction of the pretilt angle).
- the liquid crystal molecules are vertically discharged when no voltage is applied.
- the branch of the polymer molecule in the PI solution has an angle with the main chain. This angle makes the PI film not a flat film layer, but has a zigzag film layer.
- the angle between the zigzag portion and the plane is Pretilt angle.
- the liquid crystal molecules are ordered in an orderly manner according to this pretilt angle.
- FIG. 3A and FIG. 3B are schematic diagrams showing the principle of displaying a dark state and a bright state in a wide viewing angle mode according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- liquid crystal molecules in the liquid crystal layer are vertically aligned with respect to the substrate when no voltage is applied, and a dark state is obtained by optical compensation of the compensation film.
- the optical axis direction of the polarizer attached to the color filter substrate and the TFT array substrate is perpendicular to each other; when no voltage is applied, the liquid crystal molecules do not change the vibration direction of the light, and the two polarized lights whose light cannot pass through the optical axis direction are perpendicular to each other.
- the film, the LCD display is dark.
- a voltage of 0 V is applied to the first planar transparent electrode 13, and a pixel voltage (for example, +6 volts to -6 volts) is applied to the second strip-shaped transparent electrode 17.
- a pixel voltage for example, +6 volts to -6 volts
- the fringing field effect of the electric field between the first planar transparent electrode 13 and the second strip-shaped transparent electrode 17 causes the direction of the liquid crystal molecules to be twisted, that is, twisted from the vertical direction toward the horizontal direction, and the liquid crystal after the deflection
- the numerator changes the polarization direction of the light through it before the polarization, so that the light can pass through the liquid crystal panel, thereby achieving a bright state.
- FIG. 3B the fringing field effect of the electric field between the first planar transparent electrode 13 and the second strip-shaped transparent electrode 17 causes the direction of the liquid crystal molecules to be twisted, that is, twisted from the vertical direction toward the horizontal direction, and the liquid crystal after the deflection
- the numerator
- the broken line is a schematic diagram of the fringe electric field between the first planar transparent electrode 13 and the second strip-shaped transparent electrode 17, and the fringe electric field causes the direction of the liquid crystal molecules to be twisted.
- the directions illustrated in the figures are merely examples, and the actual fringe field generated is more complicated and is not limited to the one illustrated in the figure.
- the fringe field can be simulated by calculation using software to conduct research. Due to the fringe field effect, the light in all directions can be compensated to a certain extent, and the light emitted from the liquid crystal panel can maintain a certain brightness in all directions (the outgoing light does not have a large intensity only in the vertical direction), so Achieve a wider perspective.
- the fringe field is not a uniform electric field, unlike the vertical electric field of the TN mode, the electric field has the same magnitude and direction throughout the liquid crystal layer.
- the resulting fringe field is different depending on the distribution of the electrodes and the magnitude of the applied voltage; and the magnitude and direction of the electric field in different locations in the fringe field are also different. Therefore, the liquid crystal molecules after deflection are not completely parallel, and the level of liquid crystal molecules in different planes and different positions is different after being deflected.
- the fringe field enables the torsion of the liquid crystal molecules in the liquid crystal layer to provide better polarization compensation for the transmitted light as a whole.
- the liquid crystal display panel By applying a bias voltage on the first planar transparent electrode of the color filter substrate, the liquid crystal display panel generates light leakage in a dark state to reduce the display viewing angle of the liquid crystal display panel; and, by adjusting the bias voltage, the liquid crystal can be adjusted.
- the display angle of the display panel The viewing angle of the liquid crystal display panel is divided into a horizontal viewing angle and a vertical viewing angle. The horizontal angle is centered on the vertical central axis of the liquid crystal panel, and moves to the left and right to clearly see the angular range of the image.
- the vertical angle is centered on the parallel central axis of the LCD panel, moving up and down, so that the angular range of the image can be clearly seen.
- the range of viewing angles is affected by the brightness contrast of the bright and dark states. As the angle of view increases, the contrast between the bright state and the dark state decreases. When the angle of view increases to a certain extent, causing the contrast to fall so that the image cannot be clearly seen, the viewing angle is regarded as the largest viewing angle, which is greater than This perspective is beyond the visible range. When there is dark light leakage, the viewing angle of the LCD will become smaller.
- the formed fringe electric field can be changed, and the drain ⁇
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- FIG. 4A is a schematic diagram showing the principle of a dark state and a bright state display in a narrow viewing angle mode according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- a bias voltage is applied to the first planar transparent electrode 13, for example, the bias voltage may be an adjustable voltage of 2 to 5V. For example, a bias voltage of 3 V is applied to the first planar transparent electrode 13.
- the second strip-shaped transparent electrode 17 is applied with a pixel voltage of 0V. As shown in FIG. 4A, the second strip-shaped transparent electrode 17 becomes a conductor in the bias electric field generated by the first planar transparent electrode 13 due to the bias voltage of the first planar transparent electrode 13, and is polarized.
- the generated electric field causes the liquid crystal molecules in the vicinity of the strip electrodes to deflect and form an inclined arrangement. At this time, the arrangement of the liquid crystal molecules is between vertical and horizontal, and the light is The direction of the line provides a certain amount of torsion, which results in a certain amount of light leakage.
- the viewing angle range of the liquid crystal display panel becomes small.
- the arrangement of the liquid crystal molecules in the vicinity of the second strip-shaped transparent electrode 17 can be controlled, thereby controlling the degree of light leakage in the dark state, thereby achieving an adjustable viewing angle.
- a bias voltage is applied to the first planar transparent electrode 13, for example, the bias voltage can be an adjustable voltage of 2 to 5 volts.
- a pixel voltage is applied to the second strip-shaped transparent electrode 17.
- a fringe electric field is generated between the first planar transparent electrode 13 and the second strip-shaped transparent electrode 17.
- the combination of the force generated by the fringe electric field and the force of the guiding film on the liquid crystal molecules causes the direction of the liquid crystal molecules to change, thereby realizing a bright state display.
- the display angle of the liquid crystal display panel is small with respect to the case where the voltage applied to the first transparent electrode 13 is 0V.
- the formed fringe electric field can be changed, and the degree of twisting of the liquid crystal molecules can be changed, thereby realizing the function of changing the viewing angle of the liquid crystal display panel.
- the display viewing angle of the liquid crystal display panel can be controlled by controlling the bias voltage applied to the first planar transparent electrode 13.
- Controlling a bias voltage applied to the first planar transparent electrode 13 is, for example, applying a voltage of 0 V to the first planar transparent electrode 13 when the liquid crystal display panel performs image display in a wide viewing angle mode;
- a bias voltage greater than 0 V is applied to the first planar transparent electrode 13.
- the display viewing angle of the liquid crystal display panel decreases as the bias voltage increases.
- a pixel voltage is applied to the second strip-shaped transparent electrode 17. In general, the range of the bias voltage is less than the pixel voltage.
- the bias voltage can range from 2 to 5V.
- Pixel pole The range of the voltage varies depending on the liquid crystal molecules and the type of the liquid crystal display panel, and the corresponding bias voltages are also different.
- a fourth planar transparent electrode 18 is further disposed on the second transparent substrate 15 of the TFT array substrate, and the fourth planar transparent electrode 18 and the second strip transparent electrode 17 are insulated. Layer 16 is spaced apart.
- the function of the fourth planar transparent electrode is to apply a short-time voltage of a predetermined length of time on the fourth planar transparent electrode 18 when the liquid crystal molecules need to recover from the bright state to the dark state, thereby rapidly recovering the liquid crystal molecules.
- a voltage of 0 V can be applied to the fourth planar transparent electrode 18.
- no voltage is applied to the fourth planar transparent electrode 18.
- a short-time voltage of a predetermined length of time for example, a voltage of 10 V of 0.5 ms is applied to the fourth planar transparent electrode 18.
- the short-time voltage can be greater than the maximum value of the pixel voltage, so that the liquid crystal molecules quickly return to the vertical state.
- the liquid crystal molecules In order to make better use of the fringe field effect, the liquid crystal molecules have the same cross section in all directions, so that the light in each direction is uniformly compensated, and the aperture ratio and transmittance of the entire liquid crystal display panel are improved, and the TFT array substrate can be used. Two layers of strip-shaped transparent electrodes are arranged in the middle. The viewing angle of the liquid crystal display panel is controlled based on a fringe electric field formed between the two strip-shaped transparent electrodes and the planar transparent electrodes disposed in the color filter substrate.
- the cross section of the liquid crystal molecule means a cross section of the rod-like liquid crystal.
- the same cross section of the liquid crystal molecules means that the half lengths Nx and Ny in the X and Y directions are the same.
- the second embodiment provides a liquid crystal display viewing angle control method in which electrodes are arranged in a TFT array substrate and a color film substrate to form a fringe electric field.
- a first planar transparent electrode is disposed in the color filter substrate of the liquid crystal display panel
- a second strip transparent electrode and a third strip transparent electrode are disposed in the TFT array substrate of the liquid crystal display panel for forming after energization
- the fringe electric field is adjusted to adjust the display angle of the liquid crystal display panel by controlling the fringe electric field.
- a liquid crystal layer is provided between the color filter substrate and the array substrate. Similar to the above embodiment, the positive liquid crystal molecules in the liquid crystal layer are distributed perpendicular to the substrate surface (i.e., the horizontal plane in the drawing) when no voltage is applied to the electrodes.
- the array substrate in the embodiment of the present invention is still described by taking a TFT array substrate as an example.
- the TFT array substrate further includes, for example, a gate line, a data line, and a thin film transistor as a switching element of the pixel unit.
- the color film substrate includes a first transparent substrate 11 , a color filter 12 , a first planar transparent electrode 13 , and a first PI guiding film 141 from top to bottom.
- the array substrate includes, in order from bottom to top, a second transparent substrate 15, a first insulating layer 261, a third strip-shaped transparent electrode 29, a second insulating layer 262, a third insulating layer 263, and a second strip-shaped transparent electrode 17
- the second PI guiding film 142 The second strip-shaped transparent electrode 17 and the third strip-shaped transparent electrode 29 are staggered in the horizontal direction. The principle of the implementation of the angle.
- FIG. 6A A schematic diagram of the implementation of the dark state and the bright state at a wide viewing angle will be described below with reference to FIG. 6A.
- the liquid crystal molecules are vertically aligned, and when no voltage is applied, a dark state is obtained by optical compensation of the compensation film.
- the optical axis directions of the polarizers on the first transparent substrate 11 and the second transparent substrate 15 are perpendicular to each other.
- the liquid crystal molecules do not change the direction of vibration of the light, and the light cannot pass through two polarizers perpendicular to each other in the optical axis direction, and the liquid crystal display exhibits a dark state.
- Figure 6B shows a schematic diagram of a bright state implementation at a wide viewing angle.
- a voltage of 0 V is applied to the first planar transparent electrode 13.
- the second strip-shaped transparent electrode 17 and the third strip-shaped transparent electrode 29 are respectively applied with different operating voltages.
- the second strip-shaped transparent electrode 17 is supplied with a pixel voltage (+6 volts to -6 volts), and the third strip-shaped transparent electrode 29 is supplied with a common electrode voltage of 0V.
- the electric field around the liquid crystal molecules is an effect of superimposing a plurality of electric fields.
- the combined action of the superimposed electric field and the force of the guiding film on the liquid crystal molecules changes the direction of the liquid crystal molecules and reaches a new equilibrium state.
- the generated electric field includes at least an electric field El1 between the first planar transparent electrode 13 and the second strip transparent electrode 17, an electric field E12 between the second strip-shaped transparent electrode 17 and the third strip-shaped transparent electrode 29, The electric field E13 between the one-sided transparent electrode 13 and the third strip-shaped transparent electrode 29.
- the electric fields E12 and E13 have less effect on the twist of the liquid crystal molecules, and the fringe field effect of the electric field E11 between the first planar transparent electrode 13 and the second strip-shaped transparent electrode 17 mainly causes the direction of the liquid crystal molecules to be twisted and deflected.
- the liquid crystal molecules change the polarization direction of the light, thereby realizing the realization of the bright state. Since the fringe field effect allows a certain degree of compensation for light in all directions, a wider viewing angle can be achieved.
- FIG. 7A is a schematic illustration of a dark state implementation at a narrow viewing angle.
- a bias voltage is applied to the first planar transparent electrode 13, for example, the bias voltage may be an adjustable voltage of 2 to 5V.
- a bias voltage of 3 V is applied to the first planar transparent electrode 13.
- the second strip-shaped transparent electrode 17 and the third strip-shaped transparent electrode 29 are respectively applied with a voltage of 0V. Due to the presence of the bias voltage of the first planar transparent electrode 13, the second strip-shaped transparent electrode 17 and the third strip-shaped transparent electrode 29 become polarized in the electric field of the first planar transparent electrode 13 and are polarized.
- the generated electric field causes the liquid crystal molecules in the vicinity of the second strip-shaped transparent electrode 17 and the third strip-shaped transparent electrode 29 to deflect and form an oblique arrangement, which provides a certain torsion effect on the direction of the light, thereby forming a certain degree. Light leaks.
- Figure 7B is a schematic illustration of a bright state implementation at a narrow viewing angle.
- a bias voltage is applied to the first planar transparent electrode 13, for example, the bias voltage may be an adjustable voltage of 2 to 5 V, a pixel voltage is applied to the second strip-shaped transparent electrode 17, and the third strip-shaped transparent electrode is applied. 29 plus 0V common electrode voltage.
- the electric field around the liquid crystal molecules is an effect of superimposing a plurality of electric fields including at least an electric field E21 between the first planar transparent electrode 13 and the second strip-shaped transparent electrode 17, a first planar transparent electrode 13, and a third The electric field E22 between the strip-shaped transparent electrodes 29, and the electric field E23 between the second strip-shaped transparent electrodes 17 and the third strip-shaped transparent electrodes 29.
- the force generated by the superimposed electric field and the combined action of the guiding film on the liquid crystal molecules change the direction of the liquid crystal molecules and reach a new equilibrium state.
- the fringing field effect of the electric field causes the liquid crystal molecules to tilt, thereby changing the polarization direction of the light, thereby achieving the realization of the bright state.
- the light in all directions can be compensated to a certain extent, so that a wider viewing angle can be achieved.
- the magnitude of the bias voltage By adjusting the magnitude of the bias voltage, the formed fringe electric field can be changed, and the degree of twisting of the liquid crystal molecules can be changed, thereby realizing the function of changing the viewing angle of the liquid crystal display panel.
- the second transparent substrate 15 of the TFT array substrate is further provided with The fourth planar transparent electrode 18 is disposed, and the fourth planar transparent electrode 18 and the third strip transparent electrode 29 are spaced apart by the first insulating layer 261.
- the function of the fourth planar transparent electrode 18 is to apply a short-time voltage of a predetermined length of time when the liquid crystal molecules need to recover from a bright state to a dark state, so that the liquid crystal molecules are quickly restored to the vertical state.
- a voltage of 0 V may be applied to the fourth planar transparent electrode 18, or no voltage may be applied.
- the short-time voltage may be, for example, a 10 V voltage of 0.5 ms, which is greater than the maximum value of the pixel voltage, so that the liquid crystal molecules quickly return to the vertical state.
- the third embodiment of the present invention provides a liquid crystal display panel capable of changing the display viewing angle based on the same or similar principles as the above method embodiment.
- the structure of the liquid crystal display panel and the liquid crystal display panel shown in FIGS. 3 to 8 The structure is the same or similar.
- the liquid crystal display panel enables adjustment of the display angle of view based on the same or similar principles.
- the embodiment of the invention further provides a liquid crystal display comprising the liquid crystal display panel of the above embodiment, the liquid crystal display further comprising a driving circuit for driving the display of the liquid crystal display panel as needed.
- the driving circuit can apply a corresponding voltage to each of the transparent electrodes in accordance with the setting of the viewing angle.
- the driving circuit can control the mutual switching of the liquid crystal display panel between the wide viewing angle mode and the narrow viewing angle mode according to preset conditions.
- the driving circuit changes the liquid crystal display panel from the wide viewing angle mode to the narrow viewing angle mode, a bias voltage is applied to the first planar transparent electrode 13 of the liquid crystal display panel; the driving circuit takes the liquid crystal display panel from a narrow viewing angle
- the bias voltage applied to the first planar transparent electrode 13 is set to a voltage of 0V.
- a mode selection input key can be provided on the controller of the liquid crystal display panel for controlling the viewing angle of the liquid crystal display panel.
- the mode selection input key may be a switching button provided to the user to control switching between the wide viewing angle mode and the narrow viewing angle mode.
- the driving circuit is added on the first planar transparent electrode 13
- the driving circuit applies a bias voltage of 2 to 5 V to the first planar transparent electrode 13.
- the mode selection input key can also be a knob, thereby providing the user with adjustment of the angle of view, and the driving circuit adjusts the bias voltage through the input of the knob, and the larger the bias voltage applied to the first planar transparent electrode 13, the liquid crystal The narrower the viewing angle of the display panel.
- the liquid crystal display in the embodiment of the present invention realizes a simple structure changeable by the planar transparent electrode in the color filter substrate of the liquid crystal display panel and the strip transparent electrode in the array substrate.
- a liquid crystal display panel that displays a viewing angle, and drives the liquid crystal display panel with a driving circuit.
- the driving circuit realizes an adjustable viewing angle by a bias voltage applied to the planar transparent electrode in the color filter substrate.
- the liquid crystal display has no obvious increase in volume in the existing TN mode or FFS mode liquid crystal display panel, and the manufacturing process is simple, and the cost of the liquid crystal display panel with controllable viewing angle is reduced.
- the embodiment of the invention further provides a method for manufacturing a liquid crystal display panel, which comprises the manufacture of an array substrate and the manufacture of a color filter substrate, which are respectively described below.
- the array substrate is, for example, a TFT array substrate including, for example, a gate line, a data line, and a thin film transistor as a switching element of a pixel unit, in addition to an electrode for driving a liquid crystal.
- Step 10 fabricating a pattern of the fourth planar transparent electrode on the transparent substrate for the array substrate; Step 11, preparing a gate line and a gate electrode, wherein the gate line electrode layer is formed by deposition, formed by photolithography and etching processes Gate line and gate electrode;
- Step 12 on the basis of completing step 11, preparing a first insulating layer; depositing a third strip-shaped transparent electrode on the first insulating layer, wherein a third strip-shaped transparent electrode is formed by a process such as photolithography and etching ;
- Step 13 On the basis of completing step 12, preparing a second insulating layer
- Step 14 on the basis of completing step 13 , preparing a third insulating layer, wherein the source and drain electrode connection holes are formed by a photolithography and etching process;
- Step 15 On the basis of completing step 14, depositing a second strip-shaped transparent electrode on the substrate, wherein the second strip-shaped transparent electrode is a pixel electrode, and forming a second strip-shaped transparent electrode by photolithography and etching process And a connecting line of the third strip-shaped transparent electrode and the source-drain electrode.
- the preparation of other structures (e.g., gate lines, data lines, etc.) on the TFT array substrate can be prepared, for example, by a known method, and will not be described herein.
- An embodiment of the manufacture of the color film substrate includes the following steps.
- Step 21 forming a color filter on the transparent substrate of the color filter substrate
- Step 22 on the basis of completing step 21, depositing a first planar transparent electrode, wherein a first planar transparent electrode is formed by a process such as photolithography and etching;
- Step 23 On the basis of completing the step 22, a liquid crystal guiding resin layer is prepared.
- Step 10 in the manufacture of the above TFT array substrate is an optional step, when only the array substrate When the second strip-shaped transparent electrode and the third strip-shaped transparent electrode are in two layers, the step 10 can be omitted, and the gate line and the gate electrode can be directly formed on the transparent substrate of the array substrate.
- the above array substrate and color film substrate are fabricated to include a layered transparent electrode deposition in the color filter substrate as compared with the conventional FFS mode.
- the manufacturing of the array substrate and the color filter substrate is compared with the TN mode, the electrodes on the array substrate are strip electrodes, and the fringe field effect of the strip electrodes and the upper surface of the color filter substrate causes the liquid crystal molecules to be twisted and applied by
- the bias voltage on the surface electrode of the color filter substrate realizes an adjustable viewing angle of the liquid crystal display panel.
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