| 摘要 |
One picture element of a liquid crystal panel is divided into a region I where a cell gap is set to 4 mum and a region II where a transparent insulating film is formed and a cell gap is set to 2 mum. In the region I, there occurs a phenomenon (overshoot) that, when a voltage is applied, luminance becomes high immediately before an alignment of liquid crystal molecules becomes stable, and in the region II, no overshoot occurs. Response characteristics of an entire picture element are those obtained by synthesizing the response characteristics in these regions. Parameters such as an area ratio of the regions I and II, and cell gaps are set so that a maximum luminance value is not greater than 110% of the luminance at a stable time.
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