Denso Corporation

Yamasa Co., Ltd.

Konami Digital Entertainment Co., Ltd.

Ken Nishioka

Takahisa Kaneko

Masaaki Ozaki

Tsuneo Uchida

Yoshio Aoki

Takashi Yamaguchi

Hiroshi Kawakami

Masahiko Osada

Yasuki Furutake

Hiroyuki Kishita

Tadashi Hattori

Takeshi Kazama

Nobuhisa Shimizu

Soji Masui

Hideki Saito

Kazuma Yamaguchi

Kensuke Chikata

Yoichi Kajino

Toshinori Ninoyu

A camera module, which is mounted on an inside of a front windshield of a vehicle and to image an external environment of the vehicle, includes a lens unit and an imager to image the external environment by forming an optical image, which is from the external environment through the lens unit.

Vehicle windshield mounted camera module

Camera module

A game machine has a back side display unit composed of reels for displaying back patterns, and a front side display unit composed of transparent EL panels for displaying overlapping patterns overlapping with the back patterns. The back side display unit and the front side display unit are disposed not to produce blind spot regions of the back patterns. The game machine can provide various overlapping patterns with good visibility and a high game selection capability to a player.

Gaming machine

A game machines has a back side display unit composed of reels for displaying back patterns, and a front side display unit composed of transparent EL panels for displaying overlapping patterns overlapping with the back patterns. The back side display unit and the front side display unit are disposed not to produce blind spot regions of the back patterns. The game machine can provide various overlapping patterns with good visibility and a high game selection capability to a player.

Game machine including variable pattern display units

Pattern display device and game machine

Pattern display device and game machine including the same

A display device is comprised of a main display panel, a transparent display panel that is disposed to cover the first display panel, and a control unit. The main display panel indicates a first information pattern, the transparent display panel indicates a second information pattern, and the control unit controls relative visibility of the main and transparent display panels to selectively indicate the first and second information patterns according to various vehicle conditions.

Display device having combined display-panel unit

An Electroluminescent display device is designed not to display residual images due to electric charges stored in electroluminescent pixels or to make them invisible, when the device is turned on again. The stored charges are eliminated at the time a normal display on the panel is turned off at an end of an operation, by scanning pixels at least one time while giving a non-activating data voltage thereto. Alternatively, upon turning on the panel, pixels which were activated in a previous use are all lit at least one time, thereby making the residual images invisible. Thus, the residual images stored in a previous operation are not shown or made invisible when the electroluminescent display device is turned on next time.

Electroluminescent display device

To reduce the influence of generation of heat at scan driver ICs during the application of a scan signal with reduced time of charge and discharge and to eliminate the problem of a rush current, in an EL display where scan driver Ics sequentially apply a scan signal to a plurality of scan electrodes and data driver IC applies a data signal to data electrodes to selectively cause EL elements to emit light responsive to the scan signal and data signal, constant current control circuits are provided to control charge and discharge currents at constant currents during the application of the scan signal to the scan electrodes by the scan driver ICs.

Electroluminescent display with constant current control circuits in

To eliminate uneven luminance between columns, and along with this, to eliminate uneven luminance also among EL elements in several columns in an EL display device for performing matrix display, in a matrix type EL display device in which a scan voltage is sequentially applied to scan electrodes and EL elements are caused to electroluminesce by this scan voltage and a data voltage, a pulse width of the scan voltage is kept uniform, and together with this, a charging period for the EL elements is varied in accordance with a number of light emitting pixels in a line scanned and driven to eliminate uneven luminance between columns. Additionally, a holding period for holding a charging voltage is provided to alleviate differences in terminal voltages among the EL elements due to wiring resistance delay and to eliminate uneven luminance among the EL elements.

Electroluminescent display device having uniform display element column

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Ken Nishioka