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Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha Corporation

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Semiconductor Energy Laboratory Co., Ltd.

Sharp Kabushimi Kaisha

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Years Active: 1988-2002

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18 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 6358313 - Method of manufacturing a crystalline silicon base semiconductor thin film (2002-03-19),

2. 5696388 - Thin film transistors for the peripheral circuit portion and the pixel (1997-12-09),

3. 5648146 - Metallic wiring substrate (1997-07-15),

4. 5614426 - Method of manufacturing semiconductor device having different (1997-03-25),

5. 5474941 - Method for producing an active matrix substrate (1995-12-12),

6. 5459595 - Active matrix liquid crystal display (1995-10-17),

7. 5418635 - Liquid crystal device with a reflective substrate with bumps of (1995-05-23),

8. 5410164 - Display electrode substrate (1995-04-25),

9. 5286659 - Method for producing an active matrix substrate (1994-02-15),

10. 5191322 - Active-matrix display device (1993-03-02),

11. 5162901 - Active-matrix display device with added capacitance electrode wire and (1992-11-10),

12. 5075674 - Active matrix substrate for liquid crystal display (1991-12-24),

13. 5026143 - Active type liquid crystal matrix display having signal electrodes with (1991-06-25),

14. 4935792 - Thin film transistor array (1990-06-19),

15. 4918494 - Thin film transistor (1990-04-17),

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