Canon Kabushiki Kaisha

Fujitsu Corporation

Kabushikikaisha Kenwood

Namiki Precision Jewel Co., Ltd.

Trio Kabushiki Kaisha

Hiroaki Toshima

Toshihiko Takeda

Hidetoshi Suzuki

Masashi Miyagawa

Norio Ohkuma

Yoshiyuki Osada

Aoji Isono

Eiji Yamaguchi

Noritake Suzuki

Yasuyuki Todokoro

Kazuya Ishiwata

Ichiro Nomura

Hisaaki Kawade

Yoshimi Uda

Shiro Iwakura

Kaoru Yamazaki

Masakatsu Sakamoto

Shuhei Ohta

Yoichi Yaguchi

Toshio Matsuzaki

Tsugio Sato

Tetsuya Kaneko

Tatsuya Iwasaki

Yasuyuki Watanabe

Masato Yamanobe

Yasue Sato

Yoshihiro Yanagisawa

Genji Inada

Shinya Mishina

Tamaki Sato

Takeo Ono

Naoto Nakamura

Yasuhiro Hamamoto

Katsuhiko Shinjo

Yuji Kasanuki

Masahiro Okuda

Shinsaku Kubo

Nobuo Hirasawa

Masafumi Moriya

Masakatu Sakamoto

Naoki Matsuzaki

Youichi Yaguchi

Toshiroh Kotaki

A method for manufacturing an electronic substrate structure comprising a substrate, a glass layer, and a conductive layer. This method may include the steps of arranging the glass layer on the substrate, arranging the conductive layer that includes a precious metal particle on the glass layer while directly contacting the glass layer, and heating the glass layer together with the conductive layer at a temperature that is lower than a softening point of the glass layer so that the particle is put into the glass layer. The particle has a diameter of not less than 1 &#x3bc;m and not more than 10 &#x3bc;m.

Manufacturing method of substrate, manufacturing method of wiring board, wiring board, electronic device, electron source, and image display apparatus

To provide an electron source including: a wiring board having: a substrate provided with a groove on its surface; a first conductive member which is arranged along the groove in the groove; and a second conductive member which is arranged above the first conductive member crossing the first conductive member; and an electron-emitting device which is arranged on the wiring board and is electrically connected to the first conductive member and the second conductive member; wherein a particle is arranged between the first conductive member and an inner wall of the groove.

Electron source, image display apparatus, image reproducing apparatus, wiring board, and electronic device

A liquid jet recording head comprises a constituting member formed from a cured product of a resin composition comprising (1) a curable epoxy compound, (2) a compound having a functional group reactive to the curable epoxy compound and a fluorocarbon moiety, and (3) a curing agent.

Liquid jet recording head and process for production thereof

There is provided a method of manufacturing a member pattern having on a substrate, a patterned first belt-shaped member and a plurality of second belt-shaped members that are patterned over from the first belt-shaped member to the substrate, the method including: forming the first belt-shaped member by a printing method; and forming the second belt-shaped members by a process involving exposure and development using a photosensitive material.

Method of manufacturing member pattern, electron source, and image display device

In an electron source having an electron emitting member, the electron emitting member is connected to a first or second conductive member by a third conductive member which is connected to the first or second conductive member through an aperture forming in an insulating member, and such aperture has such a shape as to become narrower from an end of the third conductive member toward the other end. Such configuration avoids that the third conductive member is damaged in the connecting portion with the first or second conductive member by the thermal stress therein.

Electron source and producing method therefor

The wirings on an electron source substrate are formed to intersect with each other in a matrix so as to address the electron emission devices on the substrate. First and second wirings intersect with each other on a crossing point. As such a crossing point, an insulating layer is placed between the first and second wirings. To ensure insulation, a plurality of insulating layers are laminated. According to the present invention, a wiring pattern is provided on the substrate with a conductive paste and baking the wiring pattern of the conductive paste to form the first wiring. Subsequently part of the first wiring is coated at the crossing point with an insulating paste and baking the insulating paste to form a first insulating layer. The coating thickness of the insulating layer formed adjacent to sidewalls of the crossing point is substanially equal to the height of the first wiring.

Methods of manufacturing wiring substrate and electron source substrate and image forming apparatus with the same

A process for producing an ink jet head having an ink pathway communicating with a discharging outlet and an energy generating element for generating energy utilized for discharging ink. The process includes providing a substrate with an energy generating element disposed thereon; forming on the substrate and energy generating element a photosensitive layer comprised of an ionizing radiation decomposable photosensitive resin containing a crosslinkable structural unit; subjecting the photosensitive resin layer to crosslinking treatment to produce a crosslinked photosensitive layer; forming a coating resin layer on the crosslinked photosensitive layer; hardening the coating resin layer; irradiating ionizing radiation to the crosslinked photosensitive layer through the hardened coating resin layer to decompose the crosslinked photosensitive layer corresponding to the ink pathway in communication with a discharging outlet; and eluting the irradiated crosslinked photosensitive layer to thereby form the ink pathway.

Process for the production of an ink jet head

Method of manufacturing ink jet recording head and ink jet recording head manufactured by the method

This invention relates to an electron source and an image forming apparatus each of which particularly comprises a surface conduction type electron emitting element as an electron emitting element, a method of manufacturing an electron source and an image forming apparatus, in which the energization forming treatment step of the surface conduction type electron emitting element is performed by applying a voltage to an electron emitting portion formation thin film via a nonlinear element connected in series with the thin film and having nonlinear voltage/current characteristics, an electron source and an image forming apparatus in each of which the nonlinear element is connected in series with the surface conduction type electron emitting element, and a method of driving the same.

Method of manufacturing electron source or image forming apparatus using

A method for manufacturing a liquid jet recording head includes a first process of forming an ink flow passage pattern on a substrate by a resin layer; a second process of forming a covering resin layer to cover a resin layer on the resin layer; a third process of forming an ink discharging port pattern by a material having resistance to an oxygen plasma on the surface of the covering resin layer; a fourth process of forming ink discharging ports by dry etching the resin layer by the application of the oxygen plasma with the ink discharging port pattern as a mask; and a fifth process of eluting the resin layer. This method enables the ink discharging ports to be formed without cutting the substrate and at the same time, the distance between the ink discharging pressure generating elements and the orifices to be controlled rigidly; hence making it possible to manufacture a liquid jet recording head having a stabilized discharging characteristic.

Method for manufacturing liquid jet recording head

Electron source, image forming apparatus using the same, method of

An electron source emits electrons as a function of input signals. The electron source includes a substrate, a matrix of wires having m row wires and n column wires laid on the substrate with an insulator layer interposed therebetween, and a plurality of surface-conduction electron-emitting devices each having a pair of electrodes and a thin film including an electron emitting region and arranged between the electrodes. The electron-emitting devices are so arranged as to form a matrix with the electrodes connected to the respective row and column wires. The electron source further includes a selector for selecting a row of the plurality of surface-conduction electron-emitting devices, and a modulator for generating modulation signals according to input signals and applying them to the surface-conduction electron-emitting devices selected by the selector.

Electron source, and image-forming apparatus and method of driving the

A color display device has an evacuated vessel accommodating at least an electron-beam generating source in which a plurality of surface-conduction electron emitting devices are arrayed on a substrate, and phosphors for the three primary colors red, green and blue for emitting light in response to being irradiated with electron beams from the electron-beam generating source. A modulator is provided to modulate the electron beams, which irradiate the phosphors, based upon an image signal, the modulator having .gamma.-corrector for subjecting the image signal to a gamma correction. The modulator modulates the electron beams based upon the image signal corrected in advance by the .gamma.-corrector.

Image forming device and method including surface-conduction electron

A method of manufacturing an electron source having a plurality of surface-conduction electron-emitting devices arranged on a substrate in row and column directions includes the forming of electron emission portions of the plurality of surface-conduction electron-emitting devices. The forming is carried out by supplying current through the plurality of surface-conduction electron-emitting devices upon dividing them into a plurality of groups. An image forming apparatus passes a current through a plurality of electron sources, which are formed on a substrate and arrayed in the form of a matrix, in dependence upon an image signal, and an image is formed by a light emission in response to electrons emitted from the plurality of electron sources.

Method of manufacturing an electron source

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