Also illustrated by the block diagram 200F of FIG. 2F, the conductive bridges 110 are evenly spaced, albeit staggered, along the columns and have a one-row pitch. Notwithstanding that FIG. 2F illustrates the conductive bridges 110 with a one-row pitch, two-row pitches, three-row pitches, and other pitches are amenable.
As illustrated by the block diagram 200G of FIG. 2G, the source lines 108 are grouped into pairs, such that the pairs are non-overlapping and the source lines of each pair are separated by a single source line. For example, source line SL1 and source line SL3 may be paired since source lines SL1, SL3 are separated by source line SL2. As another example, source line SL2 and source line SL4 may be paired since source lines SL2, SL4 are separated by source line SL3. Further, the conductive bridges 110 each corresponds to one of the pairs of source lines and each electrically couples source lines in the corresponding neighboring pair. In some embodiments, the correspondence between the conductive bridges 110 and the pairs is many-to-one.
Also illustrated by the block diagram 200G of FIG. 2G, the conductive bridges 110 are evenly spaced within corresponding columns by a one-row pitch. Notwithstanding that FIG. 2G illustrates the conductive bridges 110 with a one-row pitch, two-row pitches, three-row pitches, and other pitches are amenable.
