Abstract: An exemplary driving circuit (20) includes: gate lines (201); data lines orthogonal to the gate lines (202); thin film transistors (203); gate driving circuits (210) for driving the gate lines; data driving circuits (220) for driving the data lines; and a compensative unit (230) having a first input terminal (235), a second input terminal (236), and output terminals (238) coupled to the data driving circuits. The first and second input terminals are coupled to two nodes (a, b) of one of the gate line, and the two nodes are coupled to two gate electrodes of two thin film transistors respectively connected to two data driving circuits. The compensative unit outputs compensative voltages for compensating data voltage signals outputted by the data driving circuits.

Abstract: An exemplary liquid crystal display device (2) includes a liquid crystal panel (21) and a heating system. The heating system heats the liquid crystal panel when the temperature of the liquid crystal panel is below a predetermined threshold temperature. The liquid crystal display device can work normally without being adversely influenced by the surrounding temperature.

Abstract: An exemplary transflective liquid crystal display device (2) has a liquid crystal panel (20), and a backlight module (29) adjacent to the liquid crystal panel. The liquid crystal panel includes a first color filter substrate (210), a thin film transistor substrate (220), a second color filter substrate (230), a first liquid crystal layer (240) being provided between the first color filter substrate and the TFT substrate, and a second liquid crystal layer (250) being provided between the second color filter substrate and the TFT substrate.

Abstract: An exemplary liquid crystal display device (1) includes: a first substrate (11); a second substrate (12) opposite to the first substrate, the second substrate including a bottom surface having a plurality of recesses (125) defined thereat, a plurality of reflection layers (126) filled in the recesses; a liquid crystal layer (14) between the first and second substrates; a plurality of pixel regions (13) adjacent each other and each spanning through the first substrate, the liquid crystal layer, and the second substrate, each pixel region including a reflection region (133) and a transmission region (134); and a backlight module (17) disposed adjacent to the second substrate. In each pixel region, the reflection regions correspond to portions of the bottom surface of the second substrate having the reflection layers. The transmission regions correspond to portions of the bottom surface of the second substrate that do not have the reflection layers.

Abstract: An exemplary transflective liquid crystal display device (2) has a liquid crystal panel (20), and a backlight module (29) adjacent to the liquid crystal panel. The liquid crystal panel includes a first color filter substrate (210), a thin film transistor substrate (220), a second color filter substrate (230), a first liquid crystal layer (240) being provided between the first color filter substrate and the TFT substrate, and a second liquid crystal layer (250) being provided between the second color filter substrate and the TFT substrate.

Abstract: An exemplary liquid crystal display device (2) includes a liquid crystal panel (21) and a heating system. The heating system heats the liquid crystal panel when the temperature of the liquid crystal panel is below a predetermined threshold temperature. The liquid crystal display device can work normally without being adversely influenced by the surrounding temperature.

Abstract: An exemplary liquid crystal display device (200) includes a liquid crystal panel (220), a light guide plate (210) opposite to the liquid crystal panel, a light source configured for supplying light beams to the light guide plate, a driving chip (230) provided at the light guide plate and configured for driving the liquid crystal panel, and a light sensor (240) disposed on the light guide plate. The light sensor senses a brightness of the external environment, and transmits a signal indicating the brightness to the driving chip. The driving chip receives and processes the signal, and adjusts a brightness of the light source such that an image displayed by the liquid crystal panel is adjusted according to the brightness of the external environment.

Abstract: An exemplary driving circuit (20) includes: gate lines (201); data lines orthogonal to the gate lines (202); thin film transistors (203); gate driving circuits (210) for driving the gate lines; data driving circuits (220) for driving the data lines; and a compensative unit (230) having a first input terminal (235), a second input terminal (236), and output terminals (238) coupled to the data driving circuits. The first and second input terminals are coupled to two nodes (a, b) of one of the gate line, and the two nodes are coupled to two gate electrodes of two thin film transistors respectively connected to two data driving circuits. The compensative unit outputs compensative voltages for compensating data voltage signals outputted by the data driving circuits.

Abstract: An exemplary liquid crystal display device (1) includes: a first substrate (11); a second substrate (12) opposite to the first substrate, the second substrate including a bottom surface having a plurality of recesses (125) defined thereat, a plurality of reflection layers (126) filled in the recesses; a liquid crystal layer (14) between the first and second substrates; a plurality of pixel regions (13) adjacent each other and each spanning through the first substrate, the liquid crystal layer, and the second substrate, each pixel region including a reflection region (133) and a transmission region (134); and a backlight module (17) disposed adjacent to the second substrate. In each pixel region, the reflection regions correspond to portions of the bottom surface of the second substrate having the reflection layers. The transmission regions correspond to portions of the bottom surface of the second substrate that do not have the reflection layers.

Abstract: An exemplary liquid crystal display (1) includes a first liquid crystal panel (12), a second liquid crystal panel (18), a light guide plate (14) between the first and second liquid crystal panels, and a driving chip (16) located on the light guide plate. The driving chip is electrically connected to the first and second liquid crystal panels and is configured for driving the first and second liquid crystal panels.

Abstract: An exemplary liquid crystal panel (11) includes a first substrate (12), a second substrate (13) opposite to the first substrate, and a liquid crystal layer sandwiched between the first and second substrates. The second substrate includes a main portion and an extending portion (15). The extending portion has a capacitor (18) provided thereat. The capacitor includes an auxiliary conductive layer (180), two printed lines (182, 183) disposed in a same plane and being parallel to the auxiliary conductive layer, and an insulating layer (181) between the printed lines and the auxiliary conductive layer. The two printed lines both overlap with the auxiliary conductive layer. Unlike in conventional art, a total thickness of the auxiliary conductive layer, the insulating layer, and the printed lines is typically much less than a thickness of the first substrate. Thus, the liquid crystal panel has a smaller size.

Abstract: A transflective liquid crystal display (200) has a first substrate (210), a second substrate (220) opposite to the first substrate; a liquid crystal layer (230) sandwiched between the first and the second substrates; and a plurality of pixel units defined at the second substrate. Each pixel unit has a pixel electrode (224) and a reflective electrode (241), and the reflective electrodes of at least two adjacent of the plurality of pixel units are electrically connected together.

Abstract: An exemplary transflective display (100) has a first substrate (110); a second substrate (120); and a plurality of pixels defined between the first substrate and the second substrate. Each pixel has an organic light emitting diode (OLED) region and a liquid crystal display (LCD) region adjacent to the OLED region.