Au Optronics Corporation

D-link Corporation

Yu-Chin Wu

Ming-Sheng Lai

Che-Chia Chang

Cheng-Yu Wang

Yi-Fan Chen

Yu-Chieh Kuo

Yi-Jung Chen

Shang-Jie Wu

Cheng-Min Tsai

Mei-Yi Li

Hao-An Chuang

Ci-Guang Peng

Yu-Hsun Chiu

Ren-Wei Huang

He-Yi Cheng

Keng-Yi Lee

Te-Hen Lo

Ying-Hui Huang

Shu-Ting Jhuang

Chia-Tien Chou

A pixel array substrate includes a base, pixel structures, first bonding pads, first wirings, and a first testing element. The pixel structures are disposed on an active area of a first surface of the base. The first bonding pads are disposed on a peripheral region of the first surface. Each of the first wirings is disposed on a corresponding first bonding pad, a first sidewall of the base, and a corresponding second bonding pad. The first testing element is disposed on the active area of the first surface and has a first testing line. The first testing line is electrically connected to at least one of the first bonding pads, and an end of the first testing line is substantially aligned with an edge of the base.

Pixel array substrate

The backlight module includes a bracket, a light emission module, a reflective film, and first glue structures. The bracket has a first plate and a second plate opposite to each other, and a third plate connecting the first plate to the second plate. The light emission module is disposed between the first plate and the second plate and includes light emission elements. The reflective film is disposed between the light emission elements and the first plate. The reflective film is mounted on the first plate of the bracket through the first adhesive structures. The first adhesive structures vertically project on the first plate at a plurality of first areas respectively, the light emission elements vertically project on the first plate at a plurality of second areas respectively, and the first areas do not overlap with the second areas.

Backlight module and display device using the same

A display panel comprising a first substrate, a second substrate, a color conversion layer, and an image sensing layer. A plurality of display units are between the first substrate and the second substrate. At least one of the plurality of display units has at least three sub-pixels. Each of the sub-pixels at least has one display region and a light shielding region disposed on at least one side of the display region. The color conversion layer is disposed in the display unit. Each of the color conversion elements is disposed in at least one portion of the light shielding region of each of the sub-pixels. The image sensing layer is disposed on the display unit and at least partially overlaps the color conversion layer. Each of the image sensing elements is disposed in at least one portion of the light shielding region of each of the sub-pixels to serve as an image sensing region.

Display panel and electronic device comprising thereof

A backlight module and a light source module thereof are disclosed. The light source module includes a substrate, at least one first light source, and at least one second light source. The substrate includes a first substrate portion and a second substrate portion. The first substrate portion extends along a length direction, and the second substrate portion bends an acute angle corresponding to an extending surface of the first substrate portion. The at least one first light source and the at least one second light source are disposed on the first substrate portion and the second substrate portion respectively. The acute angle is existed between the light-emitting directions of the first light source and the second light source, and the light-emitting directions are parallel to the first substrate portion.

Backlight module and light source module thereof

A method for controlling a number of addresses in an address table of a switch in a network system includes the steps of adding a control mechanism in a learning mode of the switch; enabling one of a plurality of ports of the switch to detect a number of learned addresses in the address table; and locking the address table to stop learning and discard subsequently received packets having unmatched addresses if the number of learned addresses being detected has exceeded a predetermined maximum number of learnable addresses of the address table, thereby preventing the address table from being completely occupied by a number of abnormal packets.

Method for controlling number of addresses in address table of switch

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Hsinchu, Taiwan

Yu-Chin Wu