Abstract: An organic light-emitting display device includes a board that has an active area and an inactive area in the vicinity of the active area, a dielectric layer is disposed over the board, a pad into which a signal or power is input is disposed in the inactive area a conductive line which is disposed on the dielectric layer and is connected to the pad and along which power is thus transferred to the active area, a bump pattern is disposed underneath the dielectric layer, and the bump pattern includes a positive taper that is inclined toward the direction of the conductive line. Both sides of the conductive line include an inclined surface.

Abstract: An organic light-emitting display device includes a board that has an active area and an inactive area in the vicinity of the active area, a dielectric layer is disposed over the board, a pad into which a signal or power is input is disposed in the inactive area a conductive line which is disposed on the dielectric layer and is connected to the pad and along which power is thus transferred to the active area, a bump pattern is disposed underneath the dielectric layer, and the bump pattern includes a positive taper that is inclined toward the direction of the conductive line. Both sides of the conductive line include an inclined surface.

Abstract: A light emitting display apparatus, which turns on a first transistor included in a pixel driving unit and connected to a data line during a data period where a data voltage is supplied from a data driver to the data line, is provided. The light emitting display apparatus includes a light emitting display panel including a pixel including a first transistor connected to a gate line and a data line, a gate driver supplying a gate signal to the first transistor, a data driver supplying a data voltage to the data line, and a switching driver connecting the data line to the data driver or connecting a sensing line to the data driver, wherein the gate driver turns on and then turns off the first transistor during a data period where a data voltage is supplied from the data driver to the data line through the switching driver.

Abstract: A light emitting display apparatus, which turns on a first transistor included in a pixel driving unit and connected to a data line during a data period where a data voltage is supplied from a data driver to the data line, is provided. The light emitting display apparatus includes a light emitting display panel including a pixel including a first transistor connected to a gate line and a data line, a gate driver supplying a gate signal to the first transistor, a data driver supplying a data voltage to the data line, and a switching driver connecting the data line to the data driver or connecting a sensing line to the data driver, wherein the gate driver turns on and then turns off the first transistor during a data period where a data voltage is supplied from the data driver to the data line through the switching driver.

Abstract: An electroluminescence display comprises transistor arrays, OLEDs, and power source lines. The transistor arrays are arranged in a first direction and a second direction intersecting the first direction. The OLEDs are electrically connected to the transistor arrays, and emit first, second and third colors. The power source lines apply power source voltage to the transistor arrays. The transistor arrays are disposed adjacently in the first direction to share one power source line positioned between the transistor arrays, and include a transistor array of an A type and a transistor array of a B type symmetrical to each other with respect to a reference line extended in the second direction. All the OLEDs emitting a light of any one of the first to third colors are connected to the transistor array of the A type. All the OLEDs emitting another of the first to third colors are connected to the transistor array of the B type.

Abstract: An organic light-emitting display device includes a board that has an active area and an inactive area in the vicinity of the active area, a dielectric layer is disposed over the board, a pad into which a signal or power is input is disposed in the inactive area a conductive line which is disposed on the dielectric layer and is connected to the pad and along which power is thus transferred to the active area, a bump pattern is disposed underneath the dielectric layer, and the bump pattern includes a positive taper that is inclined toward the direction of the conductive line. Both sides of the conductive line include an inclined surface.

Abstract: An electroluminescence display comprises transistor arrays, OLEDs, and power source lines. The transistor arrays are arranged in a first direction and a second direction intersecting the first direction. The OLEDs are electrically connected to the transistor arrays, and emit first, second and third colors. The power source lines apply power source voltage to the transistor arrays. The transistor arrays are disposed adjacently in the first direction to share one power source line positioned between the transistor arrays, and include a transistor array of an A type and a transistor array of a B type symmetrical to each other with respect to a reference line extended in the second direction. All the OLEDs emitting a light of any one of the first to third colors are connected to the transistor array of the A type. All the OLEDs emitting another of the first to third colors are connected to the transistor array of the B type.