reference will now be made in detail to the preferred embodiments of the present invention , examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings . [ 0047 ] fig4 illustrates a sectional view of an lcd panel , on which a micro - lens is attached , according to a first preferred embodiment of the present invention . as shown in fig4 the lcd ( liquid crystal display ) panel , on which the micro - lens is attached , includes a first glass base plate 11 , tfts 12 , pixel electrodes 14 and slit patterns 15 formed on the first glass base plate 11 , a second glass base plate 18 formed in a prescribed interval from the first glass base plate 1 , a common electrode 17 directing the tfts 12 and the pixel electrodes 14 and formed on the second glass base plate 18 , an lc ( liquid crystal ) layer 16 filled with lc and formed between the pixel electrodes 14 and the common electrode 17 , and the micro - lens 19 attached on an opposite side of the side of the second glass base plate 18 , on which the common electrode 17 is attached . [ 0049 ] fig5 illustrates a detailed sectional view of the pixel electrode of fig4 . a gate electrode 21 of the tft 12 is connected to a scan line of the lcd panel , a source electrode 20 is connected to a signal line of the lcd panel , and a drain electrode 22 is connected to the pixel electrode 14 of the lcd panel . furthermore , the slit pattern formed in the pixel electrode 14 is designed in such a manner that a sectional center of a light point passing the micro - lens 19 is located at the center of the slit pattern 15 , i . e ., a point where an x - axis symmetric line and a y - axis symmetric line of the slit pattern meet with each other . here , a central symmetric line of the slit pattern is a symmetric line , which divides the slit pattern into two in a longitudinal direction . an operation method of the lcd panel according to the present invention will be described as follows . first , referring to the drawings , when voltage is applied to the lc layer , the relationship between an electric field induced to the silt pattern 15 and a voltage distribution will be described as follows . [ 0053 ] fig6 illustrates a view showing a structure of an equivalent circuit of the slit pattern of fig4 . as shown in fig6 v 1 and v 3 indicate voltage formed on the pixel electrodes , and v 2 indicates voltage formed on the common electrode . at this time , assuming that there is a microelectrode at an a point in the slit pattern , c 1 , c 2 and c 3 indicate capacitances formed among the pixel electrodes , the common electrode and the microelectrode . therefore , induction voltage ( v ( a )) induced to the microelectrode ( a ) of the slit pattern is obtained through the following equation ( 1 ): v   ( a ) = c1 · v1 + c2 · v2 + c3 · v3 + c1 + c2 + c3 + ( 1 ) in the relationship between the voltage distribution ( v 1 , v 3 ; v 1 = v 3 ) induced to the microelectrode of the a part and the voltage distribution of the pixel electrodes , if the voltage distribution ( v 1 , v 3 ; v 1 = v 3 ) induced to the microelectrode of the a part is different from the voltage distribution of the pixel electrodes , the horizontal electric field of voltage corresponding to a difference between the voltage distribution ( v 1 , v 3 ; v 1 = v 3 ) induced to the microelectrode of the a part and the voltage distribution of the pixel electrodes is applied between the microelectrode of the a art and the pixel electrode . in the relationship between the cell gap change and the induction voltage distribution , the v ( a ) moves toward the voltage distribution of the common electrode because the capacitance ( c 2 ) between the microelectrode and the common electrode is increased if the cell gap is reduced , and the v ( a ) moves toward the voltage distribution of the pixel electrode because the capacitance ( c 2 ) is lowered if the cell gap is increased . that is , if dielectic anisotropic ( δε ) of lc is positive and a lateral electric field and a vertical electric field are applied at the same time , liquid molecules increase a strength oriented horizontally if the lateral electric field becomes strong , but increase a strength oriented vertically if the lateral electric field becomes weak . in the relationship between the cell gap change and lc anisotropic refractive index ( δn ), lc anisotropic refractive index ( δn ) is increased because the horizontal electric field is increased if the cell gap ( d ) is reduced , but reduced because the vertical electric field is increased if the cell gap is increased . therefore , the cell transmittance is proportional to a value that multiplies anisotropic refractive index ( δn ) of lc and the cell gap ( d ). if one of anisotropic refractive index ( δn ) of lc and the cell gap ( d ) is increased , the other is reduced because anisotropic refractive index ( δn ) of lc and the cell gap ( d ) are acted in opposite directions to each other . therefore , the transmittance rate change of the lcd panel according to the cell gap change is reduced because the value that multiplies anisotropic refractive index ( δn ) of lc and the cell gap ( d ) is changed small . [ 0060 ] fig7 illustrates a graph showing a relative transmittance change in each gray level according to the cell gap of the lcd panel , on which the micro - lens is attached , of the present invention . g 10 is a graph showing the transmittance rate change in case that a reference cell gap is 4 . 0 μm , g 11 is a graph showing the transmittance rate change in case that the cell gap is 4 . 4 μm , and g 12 is a graph showing the transmittance rate change in case that the cell gap is 3 . 6 μm . the following table 1 shows the maximum transmittance rate when the cell gap is changed +/− 10 % in case that a diameter of light point gathered on a symmetric central line of the slit pattern through the micro - lens is 4 μm like the width of the slit pattern , and the width of the pixel electrode is 4 μm . as shown in the drawing , the width of the transmittance rate change according to the cell gap deviation of the lcd panel , on which the micro - lens is attached , of the present invention is narrower in each gray level than that of the conventional lcd panel of fig3 . that is , the lcd panel , on which the micro - lens is attached , according to the present invention is reduced in the alignment error and minimized in the light transmittance rate change . [ 0063 ] fig8 illustrates a view showing a relative transmittance change due to alignment error of the micro - lens in a gray level 96 of fig7 . the graph shows the relative transmittance rate that the transmittance rate within the range of light point radius of 2 μm is integrated every point of 0 . 25 μm from the central symmetric line of the slit pattern . for example , assuming that at a point x away from the central symmetric line and an integrated value of the transmittance rate of the light point radius of 2 μm from x is i ( x ), the integrated value of the transmittance rate of radius of 2 μm from the point 1 μm away from the x is i ( x + 1 ), and thereby the relative transmittance rate ( r ( x )) is obtained by the following equation ( 2 ). r   ( x ) = i   ( x + 1 ) i   ( x ) × 100 ( 2 ) therefore , the relative transmittance rate change due to the alignment error is smallest when light passing the micro - lens is incident on the central symmetric line of the slit pattern . that is , because an effect of the slit pattern is not shown when the light passing the micro - lens is separated from the slit pattern , the micro - lens is designed in such a manner that the micro - lens places the focus on the central symmetric line of the slit pattern . meanwhile , the slit pattern is designed in such a manner that the width of the slit pattern is smaller than the cell gap because the operation voltage is increased and the light and dark contrast ratio is lowered if the width is increased . for example , if the cell gap is about 4 μm , the operation voltage is lowered and the light and dark contrast ratio is increased only when the width of the slit pattern is 4 μm . therefore , to make the light , which passed the micro - lens , satisfy the above conditions and pass the slit pattern , the light must be located within 2 μm from the central symmetric line . [ 0067 ] fig9 illustrates a sectional view of an lcd panel using a micro - lens according to a second preferred embodiment of the present invention . as shown in fig9 the lcd panel , on which the micro - lens is attached , includes a first glass base plate 11 , tfts 12 and pixel electrodes 14 formed on the first glass base plate 11 , floating electrodes 15 - 1 formed inside the pixel electrodes 14 , a second glass base plate 18 formed in a prescribed interval from the first glass base plate 11 , a common electrode 17 directing the tfts 12 and the pixel electrodes 14 and formed on the second glass base plate 18 , an lc layer 16 filled with lc and formed between the pixel electrode 14 and the common electrode 17 , and a micro - lens 19 attached on an opposite side of the side of the second glass base plate 18 , on which the common electrode 17 is attached . [ 0069 ] fig1 illustrates a detailed sectional view of the pixel electrode including the floating electrode of fig9 . a gate electrode 21 of the tft 12 is connected to a scan line of the lcd panel , a source electrode 20 is connected to a signal line of the lcd panel , and a drain electrode 22 is connected to the pixel electrode 14 of the lcd panel . furthermore , the floating electrode 15 - 1 formed in the pixel electrode 14 is designed in such a manner that a sectional center of a light point passing the micro - lens 19 is located at the center of the floating electrode 15 - 1 , i . e ., a point where an x - axis symmetric line and a y - axis symmetric line of the floating electrode meet with each other . if the floating electrode is designed to satisfy the above conditions , the transmittance rate change due to the alignment error is minimized like the slit pattern of the first embodiment . meanwhile , because of the structure of the pixel electrode and the micro - lens , if the focus of the micro - lens is not placed on the point where the symmetric lines of the x - axis and the y - axis meet with each other , the focus is placed on one point of the central symmetric line . in the lcd panel , in which the floating electrode is formed inside the pixel electrode , voltage induced to the floating electrode is induced like the above equation 1 relative to the lcd panel , on which the slit pattern is formed , of the first embodiment . that is , because the floating electrode serves as the microelectrode ( a ) of the slit pattern of the first embodiment , the capacitance formed between the surrounding electrodes is equal to that formed between the microelectrode and the surrounding electrodes in an equivalent circuit . therefore , in case that there is the floating electrode , because voltage induced to the floating electrode is moved toward voltage of the common electrode if the cell gap is reduced , the horizontal electric field is increased , and thereby the cell refraction anisotropy is increased . to the contrary , because voltage induced to the floating electrode is moved toward voltage of the pixel electrode if the cell gap is increased , anisotropic refractive index ( δn ) of lc is reduced . the cell brightness is a function of a value that multiplies anisotropic refractive index ( δn ) of lc and the cell gap ( d ). here , because the cell refraction anisotropy ( δn ) and the cell gap ( d ) act in opposite directions to each other , the lcd panel including the floating electrodes formed on the pixel electrodes operates like the lcd panel having the slit pattern of the first embodiment . that is , the transmittance rate of the lcd panel including the floating electrodes is insensible to the cell gap change . therefore , the lcd panel , on which the micro - lens is attached , according to the present invention can reduce the alignment error generated when the micro - lens is attached . furthermore , the lcd panel according to the present invention can minimize the transmittance rate change by designing in such a manner that the focus of the micro - lens is placed on the symmetric point of the slit pattern or the floating electrode . thereby , the lcd panel can have improved color uniformity , color purity and color reproducibility . till now , the lcd panel according to the present invention is described in relation to the embodiments having the slit pattern and the floating electrode formed on the first glass base plate , but the slit pattern and the floating electrode may be formed on the common electrode . at this time , in case that the slit patterns or the floating electrodes are formed in the pixel electrodes , they are simultaneously formed when the pixel electrodes are formed . however , in case that the slit patterns or the floating electrodes are formed on the common electrode , a step of exposing the common electrode is added . the lcd panel constructed as the above may be utilized as an lcd element of an lcd projector requiring high brightness and quality like conference data or hdtvs . [ 0078 ] fig1 illustrates a view showing a structure of the lcd projector of the present invention . the lcd projector includes a light source 40 generating and outputting white light , diachromatic filters or diachromatic mirrors 41 r , 41 b - 1 , 41 b - 2 and 41 g receiving white light and dividing white light into red , green and blue colors , lcd panels 42 r , 42 g and 42 b for modulating ( i . e ., controlling the transmittance rate ) and outputting the red , green and blue color lights , refraction mirrors 43 - 1 and 43 - 2 for regulating a progress path of the lights , and a projection lens 44 receiving and magnifying the lights passing the lcd panels 42 r , 42 g and 42 b and outputting the magnified lights to a screen 45 . here , as described above , the lcd panels 42 r , 42 g and 42 b place the focus of the micro - lens on the center of the slit patterns or the floating electrodes formed on the pixel electrodes . therefore , the lcd projector according to the present invention can have excellent color uniformity , color purity and color reproducibility displayed on the screen . the forgoing embodiments are merely exemplary and are not to be construed as limiting the present invention . the present teachings can be readily applied to other types of apparatuses . the description of the present invention is intended to be illustrative , and not to limit the scope of the claims . many alternatives , modifications , and variations will be apparent to those skilled in the art .