Chi Mei Optoelectronics Corporation

Ya Thai Chemical Co., Ltd.

Wen-Chieh Lin

Hsin-Ta Lee

Yuan-Liang Wu

Cheng-I Wu

Ming-Chuan Wang

Jyh-Rong Liang

Chia-Chih Ou

Po-Ya Hsu

I-Lin Cheng

A chrome-free corrosion inhibitor composition includes: titanium chloride; a stabilizer including a mixture of hydrogen peroxide and at least a compound selected from nitric acid, persulfate, nitrate, and chlorate; and a film-forming enhancer selected from monosaccharide, oligosaccharide, polysaccharide, derivatives of saccharide, and combinations thereof.

Chrome-free corrosion inhibitor composition

A driving circuit for improving display quality of a liquid crystal display (LCD) device. The driving circuit is installed on a surface of a glass substrate of the LCD device and includes a bus line and a plurality of driving IC chips. The driving circuit also includes a plurality of impedance matchers between the bus line and each of the driving IC chips so as to make each driving IC chip obtain equal input voltage from the bus line.

Driving circuit of a liquid crystal display device

A driving circuit of a liquid crystal display device includes a substrate, at least two driver integrated circuit (IC) chips located on the substrate, and an impedance device electrically connected between the two driver IC chips for reducing a difference between respective input voltages being input into the two driver IC chips.

A display apparatus with a time domain multiplex driving circuit includes a first scan line, a first data line perpendicular to the first scan line, a first pixel and a second pixel which are set on different sides of the first data line and coupled to the same data line, a first switching device and a second switching device set in the first and second pixel respectively. The first switching device is for selectively transmitting a pixel signal from the data line to the first pixel and the second switching device is for selectively transmitting a pixel signal from the data line to the second pixel. When the pixel signals of equal magnitude are individually applied to the first and second pixels, the feed-through voltages of the first and second pixels are substantially equal.

Display apparatus with a time domain multiplex driving circuit

A liquid crystal display panel includes an upper substrate, a lower substrate, and a plurality of pixels located between the upper substrate and the lower substrate. Each of the pixels has at least a compensating capacitor for providing an approximately identical feed-through voltage for each of the pixels, thus reducing a flicker effect of the liquid crystal display device.

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Wen-Chieh Lin