PIXEL DRIVING ARCHITECTURE AND LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY PANEL

摘要

A pixel driving architecture and a liquid crystal display panel. In the pixel driving architecture, an n-th column of TFTs (T) are evenly arranged at positions on an n-th column of subpixels (P) in proximity to an n-th data line (D(n)); in the n-th column of subpixels (P), longitudinally adjacent upper and lower four subpixels (P) or two subpixels (P) are set as a pixel group (PG), the n-th data line (D(n)) sets a signal cycle corresponding to each pixel group (PG) to define the polarity of each subpixel (P) in the pixel group (PG), so that upper and lower two adjacent pixel groups (PG) are provided with a polarity inversion at where the two border each other, in addition to that, the adjacent two columns of subpixels (P) are opposite in polarity, thus achieving a display effect similar to dot inversion, allowing pixel opening areas to be neatly arranged, eliminating display defects such as bright and dark lines and irregular marks, preventing color shift, reducing power consumption, and increasing display quality.