Abstract:
A liquid crystal display device includes a first substrate, a second substrate opposed to the first substrate, a plurality of gate lines formed on the first substrate along a first direction, a plurality of data lines formed on the first substrate along a second direction perpendicular to the first direction to define a plurality of pixel regions at intersections of the gate and data lines, a plurality of gate pads, each of the gate pads formed at an end portion of a corresponding one of the plurality of gate lines, a plurality of data pads, each of the data pads formed at an end portion of a corresponding one of the plurality of data lines, a gate insulating film having a first density formed on an entire surface of the first substrate including the plurality of gate lines and the plurality of gate pads, a plurality of thin film transistors formed at each intersection of the gate and data lines and between respective gate lines and respective data lines, and a passivation film having a second density less than the first density formed on an entire surface of the first substrate including the plurality of thin film transistors, the plurality of data lines, and the plurality of data pads.
Abstract:
A method of adjusting a size of a substrate of a liquid crystal display device includes determining if first and second substrates that are sealed together and have a liquid crystal material disposed therebetween are mutually aligned, one of the first and second substrates having a deposition layer formed thereupon, and controlling an amount of deposition stress of the deposition layer when the first and second substrates are not mutually aligned.