Abstract: A display device includes: a display panel including panel terminals; and a wiring substrate including first substrate terminals coupled to the panel terminals. The panel terminals include panel terminals arranged in a first region and panel terminals arranged in second regions sandwiching the first region. The first substrate terminals include first substrate terminals arranged in a third region and first substrate terminals arranged in fourth regions sandwiching the third region. A gap between panel terminals is substantially constant in the first and second regions. A first width of the panel terminals in the first region is different from a second width of the panel terminals in the second regions. A width of the first substrate terminals is substantially constant in the third and fourth regions. A first gap between first substrate terminals in the third region is different from a second gap between first substrate terminals in the fourth regions.

Abstract: A display device includes: a display panel including panel terminals; and a wiring substrate including first substrate terminals coupled to the panel terminals. The panel terminals include panel terminals arranged in a first region and panel terminals arranged in second regions sandwiching the first region. The first substrate terminals include first substrate terminals arranged in a third region and first substrate terminals arranged in fourth regions sandwiching the third region. A gap between panel terminals is substantially constant in the first and second regions. A first width of the panel terminals in the first region is different from a second width of the panel terminals in the second regions. A width of the first substrate terminals is substantially constant in the third and fourth regions. A first gap between first substrate terminals in the third region is different from a second gap between first substrate terminals in the fourth regions.

Abstract: A display device includes: a display panel including panel terminals; and a wiring substrate including first substrate terminals coupled to the panel terminals. The panel terminals include panel terminals arranged in a first region and panel terminals arranged in second regions sandwiching the first region. The first substrate terminals include first substrate terminals arranged in a third region and first substrate terminals arranged in fourth regions sandwiching the third region. A gap between panel terminals is substantially constant in the first and second regions. A first width of the panel terminals in the first region is different from a second width of the panel terminals is the second regions. A width of the first substrate terminals is substantially constant in the third and fourth regions. A first gap between first substrate terminals in the third region is different from a second gap between first substrate terminals in the fourth regions.

Abstract: A display device includes: a display panel including panel terminals; and a wiring substrate including first substrate terminals coupled to the panel terminals. The panel terminals include panel terminals arranged in a first region and panel terminals arranged in second regions sandwiching the first region. The first substrate terminals include first substrate terminals arranged in a third region and first substrate terminals arranged in fourth regions sandwiching the third region. A gap between panel terminals is substantially constant in the first and second regions. A first width of the panel terminals in the first region is different from a second width of the panel terminals is the second regions. A width of the first substrate terminals is substantially constant in the third and fourth regions. A first gap between first substrate terminals in the third region is different from a second gap between first substrate terminals in the fourth regions.

Abstract: A display device includes: a display panel including panel terminals; and a wiring substrate including first substrate terminals coupled to the panel terminals. The panel terminals include panel terminals arranged in a first region and panel terminals arranged in second regions sandwiching the first region. The first substrate terminals include first substrate terminals arranged in a third region and first substrate terminals arranged in fourth regions sandwiching the third region. A gap between panel terminals is substantially constant in the first and second regions. A first width of the panel terminals in the first region is different from a second width of the panel terminals in the second regions. A width of the first substrate terminals is substantially constant in the third and fourth regions. A first gap between first substrate terminals in the third region is different from a second gap between first substrate terminals in the fourth regions.

Abstract: A display device includes: a display panel including panel terminals; and a wiring substrate including first substrate terminals coupled to the panel terminals. The panel terminals include panel terminals arranged in a first region and panel terminals arranged in second regions sandwiching the first region. The first substrate terminals include first substrate terminals arranged in a third region and first substrate terminals arranged in fourth regions sandwiching the third region. A gap between panel terminals is substantially constant in the first and second regions. A first width of the panel terminals in the first region is different from a second width of the panel terminals in the second regions. A width of the first substrate terminals is substantially constant in the third and fourth regions. A first gap between first substrate terminals in the third region is different from a second gap between first substrate terminals in the fourth regions.

Abstract: A terminal structure that keeps the resistance of its connecting portion small and secures mechanical reliability is to be achieved. A display device includes a display region and a terminal region. A terminal formed in the terminal region is formed with a terminal metal, a first oxide conductive film covering the end portion of the terminal metal, and a second oxide conductive film covering the first oxide conductive film and the terminal metal. The first oxide conductive film has an opening in the center part of the terminal.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a display device includes a first signal wiring disposed on an insulating substrate, a base substrate, a first connection wiring on the base substrate and a conductive adhesive member which electrically connects the first signal wiring and the first connection wiring, wherein the base substrate includes a first end surface overlapping the first signal wiring, the insulating substrate includes a second end surface overlapping the first connection wiring, the first connection wiring has a first width in a position overlapping the first end surface and a second width in a position overlapping the second end surface, and the first width is less than the second width.

Abstract: A terminal structure that keeps the resistance of its connecting portion small and secures mechanical reliability is to be achieved. A display device includes a display region and a terminal region. A terminal formed in the terminal region is formed with a terminal metal, a first oxide conductive film covering the end portion of the terminal metal, and a second oxide conductive film covering the first oxide conductive film and the terminal metal. The first oxide conductive film has an opening in the center part of the terminal.

Abstract: A semiconductor device in the first embodiment includes: an electrode pad and a resin projection, formed on an active surface; a conductive film deposited from a surface of the electrode pad to a surface of the resin projection; a resin bump formed with the resin projection and with the conductive film. The semiconductor device is conductively connected to the opposing substrate through the resin bump electrode. The testing electrode is formed with the conductive film that is extended and applied to the opposite side of the electrode pad across the resin projection.

Abstract: A semiconductor device in the first embodiment includes: an electrode pad and a resin projection, formed on an active surface; a conductive film deposited from a surface of the electrode pad to a surface of the resin projection; a resin bump formed with the resin projection and with the conductive film. The semiconductor device is conductively connected to the opposing substrate through the resin bump electrode. The testing electrode is formed with the conductive film that is extended and applied to the opposite side of the electrode pad across the resin projection.

Abstract: A semiconductor device in the first embodiment includes: an electrode pad and a resin projection, formed on an active surface; a conductive film deposited from a surface of the electrode pad to a surface of the resin projection; a resin bump formed with the resin projection and with the conductive film. The semiconductor device is conductively connected to the opposing substrate through the resin bump electrode. The testing electrode is formed with the conductive film that is extended and applied to the opposite side of the electrode pad across the resin projection.

Abstract: An electro-optical device includes a substrate having a display region; and an extending region extending from the display region. The extending region is provided with wiring lines, and at least some wiring lines, which are disposed to be adjacent to each other, are correspondingly disposed in a plurality of different layers.

Abstract: An electro-optical device includes an electro-optical panel having a substrate; a plurality of input terminals that are arranged in a first direction on the substrate; and a semiconductor device provided with a plurality of input bumps electrically connected to the input terminals through conductive organic members. The input terminals connected to the input bumps that are positioned substantially at the center of the semiconductor device in the first direction have allowable connection resistance values smaller than those of the other input terminals.

Abstract: A semiconductor device in the first embodiment includes: an electrode pad and a resin projection, formed on an active surface; a conductive film deposited from a surface of the electrode pad to a surface of the resin projection; a resin bump formed with the resin projection and with the conductive film. The semiconductor device is conductively connected to the opposing substrate through the resin bump electrode. The testing electrode is formed with the conductive film that is extended and applied to the opposite side of the electrode pad across the resin projection.

Abstract: A semiconductor device in the first embodiment includes: an electrode pad and a resin projection, formed on an active surface; a conductive film deposited from a surface of the electrode pad to a surface of the resin projection; a resin bump formed with the resin projection and with the conductive film. The semiconductor device is conductively connected to the opposing substrate through the resin bump electrode. The testing electrode is formed with the conductive film that is extended and applied to the opposite side of the electrode pad across the resin projection.

Abstract: A liquid crystal device comprises a pair of substrates 2a and 2b, liquid crystal L held between the substrates 2a and 2b, and an IC 13 mounted on an overhang section 2c of the substrate 2a. A terminal column 26a comprises a plurality of terminals 18 aligned in a direction away from the liquid crystal L. The terminal column 26a has, in the order of the closeness to the liquid crystal L, a first noneffective terminal region within a distance “A” from a first side of the IC, an effective terminal region X continuing from the first noneffective terminal region, and a second noneffective terminal region within a distance “B” from a second side of the IC, the second noneffective terminal region continuing from the effective terminal region. The distances A and B are adjusted to satisfy the relationship A>B.

Abstract: A wiring substrate is formed of a plurality of metal wirings 14e formed on a substrate 7c. A guard wiring 29 fabricated of an electrically conductive oxide such as ITO is interposed between at least a pair of adjacent ones of a plurality of metal wirings 14e. When voltages V1, V2, V3, and V4 applied to the metal wirings 14e are related to be V1>V2>V3>V4, a guard wiring 29 is present between a metal wiring 14e functioning as an anode and a metal wiring 14e functioning as a cathode, and the anode metal wiring 14e is prevented from being corroded.

Abstract: A display device includes a display panel having an electrooptic material provided between a pair of substrates opposed to each other. The display panel has a driver integrated circuit mounted on an extended area in which an edge of one of the substrates extends further than an edge of the other substrate. The extended area is provided in at least a margin of the display panel. A control circuit board is provided above the driver integrated circuit almost within the extended area. The control circuit board is connected to the input terminal portion of the driver integrated circuit.

Abstract: An electro-optical device includes an electro-optical panel having a substrate; a plurality of input terminals that are arranged in a first direction on the substrate; and a semiconductor device provided with a plurality of input bumps electrically connected to the input terminals through conductive organic members. The input terminals connected to the input bumps that are positioned substantially at the center of the semiconductor device in the first direction have allowable connection resistance values smaller than those of the other input terminals.