Pioneer Electronic Corporation

Pioneer Corporation

Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd.

Nippon Mining Co., Ltd.

Japan Energy Corporation

Atsushi Yoshizawa

Takashi Chuman

Takuya Hata

Shingo Iwasaki

Takashi Yamada

Takamasa Yoshikawa

Nobuyasu Negishi

Kiyohide Ogasawara

Hideo Satoh

Kazuto Sakemura

Fumio Matsui

Hiroshi Ito

Shuuichi Yanagisawa

Yasushi Araki

Yoshihiko Uchida

Isa Nishiyama

Katsunari Obata

Kenji Nakamura

Nobuyuki Shiratori

Toshihiro Hirai

Hiroyuki Endo

Shuichi Yanagisawa

Taishi Tsuji

Shinichi Handa

Akihisa Yokoyama

Mitsuo Fukumasa

Satoru Tanaka

Hiroyuki Endoh

Tatsuro Sakai

Toshihiro Komaki

Kenji Yoshida

Hirofumi Kubota

Makoto Okano

Yoshiyuki Kakuta

Atsushi Baba

Wataru Saito

Takako Miyake

Taizo Ishida

Mitsuaki Sashida

Shuuchi Yanagisawa

The invention is an organic luminescence transistor device including: a substrate; an assistance electrode layer provided on a side of an upper surface of the substrate; an insulation film provided on a side of an upper surface of the assistance electrode layer; a first electrode provided locally on a side of an upper surface of the insulation film, the first electrode covering an area of a predetermined size; an electric-charge-injection inhibiting layer provided on an upper surface of the first electrode, the electric-charge-injection inhibiting layer having a shape larger than that of the first electrode in a plan view; an electric-charge injection layer provided on the side of an upper surface of the insulation film at an area not provided with the first electrode or the electric-charge-injection inhibiting layer and on an upper surface of the electric-charge-injection inhibiting layer; a luminescent layer provided on an upper surface of the electric-charge injection layer; and a second electrode layer provided on a side of an upper surface of the luminescent layer.

Organic luminescence transistor device and manufacturing method thereof

An organic light-emitting transistor having a source electrode layer; a drain electrode layer facing the source electrode layer; an organic light-emitting layer formed between the source electrode layer and the drain electrode layer; a semiconductor layer formed between the organic light-emitting layer and the source electrode layer; and a gate electrode layer deposited to face through a gate insulation film to one face of the source electrode layer opposite to the other face facing the drain electrode layer. The organic light-emitting transistor further comprises: a charge-carrier suppression layer formed between the organic light-emitting layer and the source electrode layer to have an aperture; and a relay region formed between the charge-carrier suppression layer and the source electrode layer to relay charge-carriers from the source electrode layer to the aperture.

Organic light-emitting transistor and display device

The invention is an organic luminescence transistor device including:

A display apparatus () for generating a stereoscopic image by superimposing a plurality of images at a predetermined interval from each other on the view line of the viewer, the apparatus comprising: a first display unit () having a plurality of emission areas (-) for emitting a light, disposed in a discrete manner in a plane of a display screen and a plurality of transmission areas (-) for transmitting a light, disposed in a discrete manner in the plane of the display screen except for areas occupied by said plurality of emission areas; and a second display unit () disposed behind the first display unit as seen from the viewer.

Display apparatus and display device

A three-dimensional image display device including at least one transmissive light-emitting display panel and a second light-emitting display panel located behind the transmissive panel. The transmissive panel has a plurality of light-emitting portions arranged in two dimensions and classified into plural linear groups. The transmissive panel has a plurality of bus lines each of which is connected to and overlapping with the light-emitting portions in per group. Each light-emitting portion includes a light-emitting layer made of an organic compound exhibiting electroluminescence. Each overlapped portion of the bus line has an area equal to or smaller than 5% of an area of each of the light-emitting portions.

Three-dimensional image display device

An image display device includes at least one transmissive display panel arranged at different depth positions in a direction normal to a display surface of the image display device. Each of the transmissive display panels includes a light-emitting layer that is sandwiched between a front side transmissive film and a rear side transmissive film. The rear side transmissive film has an interface with a maximum refractive index difference that causes an efficiency of light emitted from the light-emitting layer to become smaller than a front side light emission efficiency in the characteristics of light-emission efficiency, which changes with respect to a film thickness of the transmissive film due to optical interference.

Image display device and manufacuring method

A mask assembly includes a frame and at least one linear element secured onto the frame. The linear elements define a masking part. The masking part has at least one opening. The openings are made by removing predetermined linear elements from those secured to the frame.

Mask used for layer formation and process of making the mask

A stereoscopic image display apparatus includes at least two linear image display devices which respectively display linear images in response to image signals. The two linear image display devices are periodically moved by a mechanical scan mechanism along a plurality of locus planes substantially parallel to each other. The mechanical scan mechanism may have a configuration which belt-drives the at least two linear image display devices fixed to a belt, or a configuration which rotationally drives the at least two linear image display devices provided on a disc. The stereoscopic image display apparatus can display a bright and extremely clear stereoscopic image without using a complicated optical system and a light transmissible display panel.

Stereoscopic image display apparatus

An electron-emitting device includes an electron source layer made of a metal, a metal alloy or a semiconductor, an insulating layer formed on the electron source layer and a metal thin film electrode formed on the insulating layer. Electrons are emitted upon application of an electric field between the electron source layer and the metal thin film electrode. The insulating layer has at least one island region which constitutes an electron-emitting section in which the film thickness of the insulating layer is gradually reduced. The electron-emitting device further includes a carbon region made of carbon or a carbon compound on at least one of a top, bottom and inside of the island region.

Electron-emitting device and method of manufacturing the same and display apparatus using the same

A display device has an emitting region constituted by a plurality of first electrodes provided on a substrate and extending in parallel, a plurality of second electrodes provided on the first electrodes and extending substantially perpendicularly to the first electrodes, and a plurality of emission sites for emitting electrons or light respectively connected to a plurality of intersections between the first and second electrodes and arranged on the substrate and has a peripheral region surrounding the emitting region on the substrate. In this display device, first and second groups of external repeating terminals for the first and second electrodes are collectively provided side by side in a part of the peripheral region.

Display device of flat panel structure with emission devices of matrix array

An image pickup device includes a pair of first and second substrate facing each other with a vacuum space interposed therebetween, and a plurality of electron-emitting devices provided over said first substrate and a photoconductive layer provided over said second substrate. Each electron-emitting device includes an insulating layer deposited over an electron source layer formed over an ohmic electrode; and a metal thin film electrode deposited over said insulating layer. The insulating layer and said metal thin film electrode have an island region of electron-emitting section in which their film thicknesses are gradually reduced toward said electron source layer.

Image pickup device including electron-emitting devices

A display device includes a backside and a front-side substrates facing each other with a vacuum space therebetween; and a plurality of electron emission sites provided on the backside substrate. Each electron emission sites includes a bottom electrode formed on a surface of the backside substrate proximate to the vacuum space, an insulator layer formed over the bottom electrode, and a top electrode formed on the insulator layer and arranged individually apart from each other and facing the vacuum space. The display device also includes a plurality of bus electrodes for electrically connecting the neighboring top electrodes; and insulating protective films each provided between the bus electrode and the insulator layer and between the bus electrode and the backside substrate.

Flat panel display device utilizing electron emission devices

An electron emission light-emitting device comprises an electron emission device and a fluorescent material layer formed on the thin-film metal. The electron emission device comprises an electron-supply layer made of semiconductor formed on an ohmic electrode; an insulator layer formed on the electron-supply layer; and a thin-film metal electrode formed on the insulator layer. The electron emission light-emitting device emits light when an electric field is applied between the electron-supply layer and the thin-film metal.

Electron emission light-emitting device and display apparatus using the same

An electron emission device comprises an electron-supply layer made of metal or semiconductor and disposed on an ohmic electrode; an insulator layer formed on the electron-supply layer; and a thin-film metal electrode formed on the insulator layer. The electron-supply layer has a rectifier function layer, whereby the electron emission device emits electrons when an electric field is applied between the electron-supply layer and the thin-film metal.

Electron emission device and display apparatus using the same

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Atsushi Yoshizawa