Lg display co., ltd. (20240224650). Display Panel and Display Device Including the Same simplified abstract
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Display Panel and Display Device Including the Same
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Display Panel and Display Device Including the Same - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240224650 titled 'Display Panel and Display Device Including the Same
The abstract describes a display panel and device where an unused light-emitting element in the bezel area acts as an electrostatic discharge (ESD) circuit. The panel includes pixels in both the active area and bezel area, operating at different potentials.
- The display panel utilizes an unused light-emitting element in the bezel area as an ESD circuit.
- Pixels in the active area and bezel area operate at different potentials.
- The innovation provides ESD protection without the need for additional components.
- This design optimizes space and functionality within the display panel.
- The technology enhances the reliability and durability of the display device.
Potential Applications: - Consumer electronics - Automotive displays - Medical devices
Problems Solved: - Electrostatic discharge protection - Efficient use of space in display panels
Benefits: - Improved reliability - Cost-effective design - Enhanced durability
Commercial Applications: Title: Innovative ESD Protection in Display Panels This technology can be applied in various consumer electronics, automotive displays, and medical devices, enhancing their reliability and durability.
Questions about ESD Protection in Display Panels: 1. How does the unused light-emitting element in the bezel area function as an ESD circuit?
The unused light-emitting element in the bezel area is repurposed to discharge any static electricity that may build up, protecting the display panel from damage.
2. What are the advantages of having pixels in different areas of the display panel operate at varying potentials?
Operating pixels at different potentials allows for more efficient ESD protection and helps optimize the functionality of the display device.
Original Abstract Submitted
disclosed are a display panel and a display device including the display panel in which an unused light-emitting element disposed in a bezel area is used as an electrostatic discharge (esd) circuit. the display panel includes at least one first pixel disposed in an active area; and at least one second pixel disposed in the bezel area, wherein the first pixel and the second pixel operate at voltages of different potentials, respectively. therefore, the unused light-emitting element disposed in the bezel area acts as the electrostatic discharge (esd) circuit.
