Abstract: According to one embodiment, a touch detection device includes first detection electrodes in a detection area, second detection electrodes in the detection area, extending to intersect the first detection electrodes, first control lines connected to the first detection electrodes, respectively, and provided in a non-detection area, and second control lines connected to the second detection electrodes, respectively, and provided in the non-detection area. The second control lines overlap the first control lines at a plurality of positions as seen in plan view, such that areas of overlapping portions in which the first control lines overlap the second control lines are substantially equalized.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a touch detection device includes first detection electrodes in a detection area, second detection electrodes in the detection area, extending to intersect the first detection electrodes, first control lines connected to the first detection electrodes, respectively, and provided in a non-detection area, and second control lines connected to the second detection electrodes, respectively, and provided in the non-detection area. The second control lines overlap the first control lines at a plurality of positions as seen in plan view, such that areas of overlapping portions in which the first control lines overlap the second control lines are substantially equalized.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a touch detection device includes first detection electrodes in a detection area, second detection electrodes in the detection area, extending to intersect the first detection electrodes, first control lines connected to the first detection electrodes, respectively, and provided in a non-detection area, and second control lines connected to the second detection electrodes, respectively, and provided in the non-detection area. The second control lines overlap the first control lines at a plurality of positions as seen in plan view, such that areas of overlapping portions in which the first control lines overlap the second control lines are substantially equalized.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a touch detection device includes first detection electrodes in a detection area, second detection electrodes in the detection area, extending to intersect the first detection electrodes, first control lines connected to the first detection electrodes, respectively, and provided in a non-detection area, and second control lines connected to the second detection electrodes, respectively, and provided in the non-detection area. The second control lines overlap the first control lines at a plurality of positions as seen in plan view, such that areas of overlapping portions in which the first control lines overlap the second control lines are substantially equalized.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a touch detection device includes first detection electrodes in a detection area, second detection electrodes in the detection area, extending to intersect the first detection electrodes, first control lines connected to the first detection electrodes, respectively, and provided in a non-detection area, and second control lines connected to the second detection electrodes, respectively, and provided in the non-detection area. The second control lines overlap the first control lines at a plurality of positions as seen in plan view, such that areas of overlapping portions in which the first control lines overlap the second control lines are substantially equalized.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a touch detection device includes first detection electrodes in a detection area, second detection electrodes in the detection area, extending to intersect the first detection electrodes, first control lines connected to the first detection electrodes, respectively, and provided in a non-detection area, and second control lines connected to the second detection electrodes, respectively, and provided in the non-detection area. The second control lines overlap the first control lines at a plurality of positions as seen in plan view, such that areas of overlapping portions in which the first control lines overlap the second control lines are substantially equalized.

Abstract: A detection apparatus comprising: a first substrate; a detection region having a first detection side extending along a first direction parallel with a surface of the first substrate and a second detection side extending along a second direction intersecting the first direction; a frame region provided outside the detection region and having a first frame region extending along the first detection side and a second frame region extending along the second detection side; a first electrode provided at a position overlapping the detection region of the first substrate, the first electrode extending in the second direction; a second electrode provided at a position overlapping the detection region, the second electrode extending in the first direction; a plurality of terminals provided in the first frame region of the first substrate and arrayed in the first direction, and including a first terminal; a first wire; and a second wire.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a touch detection device includes first detection electrodes in a detection area, second detection electrodes in the detection area, extending to intersect the first detection electrodes, first control lines connected to the first detection electrodes, respectively, and provided in a non-detection area, and second control lines connected to the second detection electrodes, respectively, and provided in the non-detection area. The second control lines overlap the first control lines at a plurality of positions as seen in plan view, such that areas of overlapping portions in which the first control lines overlap the second control lines are substantially equalized.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a touch detection device includes first detection electrodes in a detection area, second detection electrodes in the detection area, extending to intersect the first detection electrodes, first control lines connected to the first detection electrodes, respectively, and provided in a non-detection area, and second control lines connected to the second detection electrodes, respectively, and provided in the non-detection area. The second control lines overlap the first control lines at a plurality of positions as seen in plan view, such that areas of overlapping portions in which the first control lines overlap the second control lines are substantially equalized.

Abstract: A detection apparatus comprising: a first substrate; a detection region having a first detection side extending along a first direction parallel with a surface of the first substrate and a second detection side extending along a second direction intersecting the first direction; a frame region provided outside the detection region and having a first frame region extending along the first detection side and a second frame region extending along the second detection side; a first electrode provided at a position overlapping the detection region of the first substrate, the first electrode extending in the second direction; a second electrode provided at a position overlapping the detection region, the second electrode extending in the first direction; a plurality of terminals provided in the first frame region of the first substrate and arrayed in the first direction, and including a first terminal; a first wire; and a second wire.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a touch detection device includes first detection electrodes in a detection area, second detection electrodes in the detection area, extending to intersect the first detection electrodes, first control lines connected to the first detection electrodes, respectively, and provided in a non-detection area, and second control lines connected to the second detection electrodes, respectively, and provided in the non-detection area. The second control lines overlap the first control lines at a plurality of positions as seen in plan view, such that areas of overlapping portions in which the first control lines overlap the second control lines are substantially equalized.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a display includes a first substrate including a scan line, a signal line, a pixel electrode including first electrodes extending substantially parallel to the signal line, a common electrode including second electrodes extending parallel to the first electrode between the first electrodes and arranged with a predetermined space between each second electrode and the adjacent first electrode, and a shielding portion at least arranged between the signal line and the first electrode arranged near the signal line, a second substrate including a light shielding layer having a width identical to a width of the shielding portion and arranged opposite the signal line, in a direction substantially orthogonal to the signal line, and a liquid crystal layer.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a device includes a first substrate including first and second gate lines which extend in a first direction, a source line which extends in a second direction, and a pixel electrode including a primary pixel electrode which is located between the first and second gate lines and which extends in the second direction, a second substrate including a common electrode which extends parallel to the primary pixel electrode on both sides across the primary pixel electrode, and a liquid crystal layer held between the first and second substrates. At a position that intersects with the source line, at least one of the first gate line and the second gate line includes a depression provided in an end located on the side of the pixel electrode.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a display includes a first substrate including a scan line, a signal line, a pixel electrode including first electrodes extending substantially parallel to the signal line, a common electrode including second electrodes extending parallel to the first electrode between the first electrodes and arranged with a predetermined space between each second electrode and the adjacent first electrode, and a shielding portion at least arranged between the signal line and the first electrode arranged near the signal line, a second substrate including a light shielding layer having a width identical to a width of the shielding portion and arranged opposite the signal line, in a direction substantially orthogonal to the signal line, and a liquid crystal layer.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a display includes a first substrate including a scan line, a signal line crossing the scan line, a pixel electrode including first electrodes extending in a direction in which the signal line extends and arranged side by side in the direction in which the scan line extends, a common electrode including second electrodes extending in the direction in which the signal line extends between the first electrodes and arranged with a predetermined space to the first electrodes, and a shielding portion arranged at least between the signal line and the first electrodes arranged near the signal line and to which a same voltage as that of the common electrode is applied, second substrate arranged opposite to the first substrate, and a liquid crystal layer.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a device includes a first substrate including first and second gate lines which extend in a first direction, a source line which extends in a second direction, and a pixel electrode including a primary pixel electrode which is located between the first and second gate lines and which extends in the second direction, a second substrate including a common electrode which extends parallel to the primary pixel electrode on both sides across the primary pixel electrode, and a liquid crystal layer held between the first and second substrates. At a position that intersects with the source line, at least one of the first gate line and the second gate line includes a depression provided in an end located on the side of the pixel electrode.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a liquid crystal display apparatus includes a first substrate including a pixel electrode including comb-like projections extending in a first direction and arranged in a second direction substantially perpendicular to the first direction, a common electrode including comb-like projections extending in the first direction between the comb-like projections of the pixel electrode and arranged with a predetermined spacing from the comb-like projections of the pixel electrode, a second substrate arranged opposite to the first substrate, and a liquid crystal layer sandwiched between the first substrate and the second substrate. A space width between the comb-like projection of the pixel electrode and the comb-like projection of the common electrode of end portion in the second direction is greater than a space width between the comb-like projection of the pixel electrode and the comb-like projection of the common electrode in a center portion.

Abstract: A liquid crystal display device includes a transmissive liquid crystal display panel which is disposed on a front side of a display medium that is capable of effecting variable display, and a pair of polarizer plates which are disposed on outer surfaces of the liquid crystal display panel. The liquid crystal display panel includes an image display section which is configured to be capable displaying an image, a substantially rectangular transmissive display section which corresponds to a region where the display medium is disposed, and a light shield section which is disposed between the image display section and the transmissive display section. Each of the polarizer plates includes a substantially rectangular aperture corresponding to the region where the display medium is disposed, and an edge which defines the aperture is positioned on the light shield section of the liquid crystal display panel.

Abstract: A liquid crystal display device which includes an active element substrate in which a pixel electrode on an upper layer is connected to active element TFT beneath an interlayer insulation film through a contact hole provided on the interlayer insulation film beneath the upper layer. The contact hole has an approximately oval shape, and a major axis portion extending, roughly along a major axis of the contact hole, from the contact hole in the pixel electrode to nearby pixel electrode edges is located in a light-shielded area of the active element substrate. This prevents the occurrence of a defective pixel area, even a crack is generated in the pixel electrode, without reducing the aperture ratio.