Thin film transistor panel for liquid crystal display

A thin film transistor array panel comprising:nan insulating substrate;a first signal wire formed on the insulating substrate;a second signal wire formed on the insulating substrate and intersecting the first signal wire in an insulating manner;a first pixel electrode and a second pixel electrode formed in a pixel area defined by the intersections of the first signal wire and the second signal wire;a coupling electrode formed in the pixel area and overlapping at least one of the first pixel electrode and the second pixel electrode; anda first thin film transistor connected with the coupling electrode, the first signal wire, and the second signal wire.

A liquid crystal display, comprising;na first substrate;a plurality of first signal lines on the substrate;a plurality of pixels disposed in a matrix on the first substrate, one of the plurality of pixels comprising a first pixel electrode electrically connected to a first transistor and a second pixel electrode separated from the first pixel electrode, wherein the pixel is disposed between two consecutive first signal lines of the plurality of first signal lines;a second substrate facing the first substrate and having a common electrode; anda liquid crystal layer interposed between the first substrate and the second substrate and comprising a plurality of liquid crystal molecules,wherein the liquid crystal layer on one of the first pixel electrode and the second pixel electrode in the pixel is divided into at least four domains,wherein each domain is defined by a single orientation direction of the liquid crystal molecules different from all of the other domains when a voltage is applied to one of the first pixel electrode and the second pixel electrode,wherein an electric field generated between the first electrode and the common electrode is different from an electric field generated between the second electrode and the common electrode, andwherein orientation directions of the liquid crystal molecules of the at least four domains are oblique with respect to one of the plurality of first signal lines.