Citizen Holdings Company, Ltd.

Kazutoshi Muramatsu

Yuichi Akiba

Katsuyuki Tanaka

Takeru Yoshino

The invention is directed to the provision of a display panel in which, while providing a sufficient gap between two electrodes, the gap is made not easily visible. The display panel according to the invention includes: a first substrate having a first electrode and a second electrode formed on one and the same side thereof; a second substrate disposed opposite the first substrate; a gap formed between the first electrode and the second electrode; a backup electrode formed on the first substrate so as to overlap the gap; and a wiring electrode electrically connected to the first or second electrode, wherein the wiring electrode is formed in the same plane as the backup electrode.

Segmented display panel and camera with segmented display

The present invention is directed to the provision of a display apparatus that can achieve an improvement in display quality by adjusting the wiring resistance ratio of wiring lines. The display apparatus () according to the present invention comprises a first substrate (), a second substrate (), and a seal member (), wherein first driving electrodes (-to-) are electrically connected at first transfer-connection positions (Tto T) to first wiring lines (-to-) via the seal member, and second driving electrodes are electrically connected at second transfer-connection positions (Tto T) to second wiring lines (-) via the seal member, the first transfer-connection positions are provided at positions respectively offset in a first direction from the extended lines of the respective first driving electrodes, and the second transfer-connection positions are provided at positions respectively offset from the extended lines of the respective second driving electrodes in a second direction which is different from the first direction.

Display device having first and second offsetting transfer-connections connected between driving electrodes and wiring lines and bent respectively in different directions to adjust wiring line resistances

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Nishitokyo, Japan

Kazutoshi Muramatsu