Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha Corporation

Judy Megan Rorison

Harald Reinhart Bock

Andrew James Hudson

Michael Stuart Weaver

Michael John Towler

Yoshimasa Fujita

Yoshitaka Tomomura

Nobuaki Teraguchi

Sally Anderson

Geoffrey Duggan

A luminescent device having first and second light-emitting regions, wherein the first light-emitting region emits, in use, a first polarised light and the second light-emitting region emits, in use, a second polarised light different from the first polarised light.

Luminescent device and a liquid crystal device incorporating a luminescent device

Triazine compounds and their use

A display device has two or more display elements. The display device is addressed by applying a set of data signals for one display element and a strobe signal for a second display element simultaneously to a layer of electrodes common to both display elements. Preferentially, the strobe signal for the second element is applied to one electrode, and the data signals for the first element are applied to all other electrodes. The data signals for the one display element are controllable independently from the strobe signal for the second display element.

Method of driving a display device, and a display device

An optoelectronic semiconductor device is provided in which carrier transport towards the active region thereof is enhanced by the formation of a miniband within a superlattice region of the device having a repeating pattern of first and second semiconductor regions. The minimum energy level of the miniband is equal to or greater than the energy level of a guiding region between the active region and the superlattice region.

Optoelectronic semiconductor device having a miniband

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Cheltenham, United Kingdom

Judy Megan Rorison