Liquid crystal display device with perforated joint pieces attachable by screws

Abstract

The liquid crystal display device of the present invention is a liquid crystal display device where a light source () is disposed on the inner periphery of a liquid crystal module (), which has a metal front frame () and a metal back cover (), which constitute the housing of the liquid crystal module (), and a conductive upper case () which is laid between a liquid crystal panel () and the light source () and has a frame having approximately the same shape as that of the front frame, in which perforated joints, which are bent vertically and integrally formed on the outer end portions of the front frame, the outer end portions of the upper case () and the outer end portions of the back cover () are severally provided at positions overlapping with each other when the liquid crystal module () is assembled, and the joints () of the upper case () are sandwiched between the joints () of the front frame and the joints () of the back cover () in order to make the joints attachable to each other with the aid of screws () with a foot length less than the width of the front frame. A liquid crystal display device is thereby obtained according to the present invention, in which highly reliable ground connection is realized even when used in an environment subject to frequent vibration.