Ming-Tsung Wang

Title: Ming-Tsung Wang: Pixel-Structure Inventor

Introduction

Ming-Tsung Wang is an inventor associated with Keelung, Taiwan. His work includes display-device technologies, particularly pixel structures and their electrical components. He is credited with 6 patents and has worked at Chunghwa Picture Tubes, Ltd.

Latest Patents

One of Wang’s latest patents, “Repair Method of a Pixel Structure Including a Gate Having a Notch,” describes a pixel structure with a notched gate. The design places a channel layer over the gate, with part of the drain positioned above the notch. The structure also includes scan and data lines, dielectric layers, source and drain components, and a pixel electrode electrically connected to the drain.

Another patent, “Pixel Structure,” describes two areas on a substrate separated by a scan line and demarcated by a data line. Switching devices connect to pixel electrodes in the respective areas. Bended pixel electrodes are connected to the opposite area’s pixel electrodes through conductive layers positioned over the scan line, alongside common lines.

Career Highlights

Wang’s listed patent work focuses on pixel layouts and circuit arrangements for display technologies. His inventions address component placement and electrical connections within pixel structures.

Collaborations

Wang’s listed coworkers include Yueh-Ping Chang and Chih-Chung Liu. His professional association with Chunghwa Picture Tubes, Ltd. provides context for his work in display-related inventions.

Conclusion

Ming-Tsung Wang’s patent portfolio reflects contributions to display pixel structures, including designs involving notched gates, switching devices, and interconnected pixel electrodes.