Seiko Epson Corporation

E Ink Corporation

Kozo Shitagami

Harunobu Komatsu

Masahiko Nakazawa

Hiroki Nakahara

Kenji Hayashi

Takashi Hiraiwa

Ryoichi Nozawa

Yasushi Yamazaki

Toru Nimura

Shinobu Yokokawa

Atsushi Kitabayashi

Kei Kamakura

Misako Kezuka

An electrophoretic particle includes a particle and a coating layer, in which the coating layer includes at least one of dispersibility and chargeability, and includes a polymer that connects to the particle, where the polymer includes a first functional group and is connected to the particle via a connected body, the connected body has a molecular weight of 500 or less and includes a second functional group and a third functional group, and the particle, the connected body and the polymer are connected via the chemical bond formed by reacting the first and second functional groups and the chemical bond formed by reacting the hydroxyl group and the third functional group.

Electrophoretic particle, method of manufacturing electrophoretic particle, electrophoresis dispersion liquid, electrophoresis sheet, electrophoresis device, and electronic apparatus

A method of manufacturing an electrophoretic particle is a method of manufacturing an electrophoretic particle including a particle and a particle surface treatment agent which is bonded to the particle, the method including preparing a mixture containing a plurality of the particles, the particle surface treatment agent, an unreacted product of a raw material used at the time of generating the particle surface treatment agent, and a reaction by-product generated at the time of generating the particle surface treatment agent, the mixture having a content of the particle surface treatment agent which is set to be equal to or greater than 70% by weight in the mixture except for the plurality of particles; and bonding the particle surface treatment agent to a surface of the particle in the mixture.

Method of manufacturing electrophoretic particle, electrophoretic particle, electrophoretic dispersion liquid, electrophoretic sheet, electrophoretic device, and electronic apparatus

An electrophoresis dispersion liquid according to the aspect of the invention contains at least one type of electrophoretic particles and a dispersion medium and, in the electrophoresis dispersion liquid, the content of the electrophoretic particles is 10 weight % or more to 30 weight % or less. Furthermore, the electrophoretic particles have base particles and a polymer (particle surface treatment agent) linked with the base particles and, in the electrophoretic particles, the content of the polymer is 5 weight % or more to 15 weight % or less.

Electrophoresis dispersion liquid

An electrophoresis display apparatus of this disclosure is provided with a pair of substrates, an electrophoresis layer including electrophoresis particles and a dispersion medium in which the electrophoresis particles are dispersed, a barrier wall which is arranged between the pair of substrates and divides a cell in which the electrophoresis layer is arranged, and a sealing member which seals the electrophoresis layer arranged in the cell, in which the sealing member includes a first layer and a second layer laminated on the first layer, and in which the electric resistance of the second layer is lower than that of the first layer.

Electrophoresis display apparatus and method of manufacturing electrophoresis display apparatus

The following is included: loading cells spatially defined by partitions with a dispersion liquid containing electrophoretically mobile particles and a dispersion medium for dispersing the electrophoretically mobile particles, and covering the exposed surface of the dispersion liquid loaded in the cells with a sealing coating to seal the dispersion liquid in the cells. The dispersion medium is a lipophilic hydrocarbon solvent, and the sealing coating is made from a material containing a water-soluble polymer.

Method for manufacturing electrophoretic display apparatus

An electro-optical display device includes a first substrate having an pixel electrode, a light-transmissive second substrate having a light-transmissive counter electrode, an electrophoretic layer interposed between the first substrate and the second substrate and having a liquid dispersion, a partition wall that defines a plurality of reservoirs containing the dispersion and a light-transmissive sealing layer that is provided between the partition wall and the counter electrode so as to seal the dispersion, and a light-transmissive hot melt conductive adhesive layer provided between the sealing layer and the counter electrode.

Electro-optical display device and process for manufacturing the same

An electrophoretic display device includes: a substrate; partition walls which partition a space on the substrate into a plurality of cells; an electrophoretic dispersion liquid with which the plurality of cells on the substrate is filled; a sealing film which is disposed so as to face the substrate with the partition walls interposed therebetween and seals the plurality of cells; and phase separation portions which are partially formed between upper surfaces of the partition walls and the sealing film and in which the electrophoretic dispersion liquid is subjected to phase separation.

Electrophoretic display device, method of manufacturing the same, and electronic apparatus

An electro-optical device includes a display panel having an electro-optical layer, a first resin film stacked on the display panel to cover a first surface on the side of a display area of the display panel, and a second resin film stacked on the display panel to cover a second surface opposite the first surface, and at least one reinforcing member disposed on at least one of the first resin film and the second resin film.

Electro-optical device, electronic device, and illumination apparatus including a panel having an electro-optical layer

An electrophoretic display includes a substrate, first electrodes arranged on the substrate, an electrophoretic layer arranged on the substrate so as to cover the first electrodes, a partition wall that divides the electrophoretic layer into a plurality of cells, and a second electrode arranged on the electrophoretic layer. The electrophoretic layer has electrophoretic particles and a dispersion medium that disperses the electrophoretic particles. The second electrode protrudes towards the first electrodes at the cell.

Electrophoretic display device

An electroluminescent device includes a first substrate being provided with a plurality of luminescent elements, a second substrate facing the first substrate with the plurality of luminescent elements therebetween, a desiccating agent covering the face of the first substrate at the side facing the second substrate or of the second substrate at the side facing the first substrate, and a liquid-repellent portion surrounding the desiccating agent and being repellent to a coating liquid for forming the desiccating agent.

Electroluminescent device with liquid-repellent portion and electronic apparatus

To provide an organic electroluminescent device having a sealing structure in which an adhesive layer and a protective substrate are provided on light-emitting elements, the organic electroluminescent device being capable of emitting display light from the protective substrate and of obtaining higher reliability in a peripheral region in which connecting terminals are provided. The organic electroluminescent device of the present invention comprises an element substrate having organic EL elements on one surface thereof and a protective substrate bonded to the element substrate with an adhesive layer that is provided on the organic EL elements interposed therebetween. A separating member is provided between the protective substrate and the element substrate to uniformly maintain the gap between the two substrates.

Organic electroluminescent device and electronic apparatus

To provide an organic electroluminescent device which has a sealing structure including a casing and/or a sealing layer and which can be manufactured with high yield in such a manner that electrodes and other components are effectively prevented from being damaged due to stresses caused by the sealing layer and/or the electrodes. An organic electroluminescent device includes a substrate, a plurality of first electrodes, a partition structure having a plurality of openings located at positions corresponding to the first electrodes, organic functional layers each placed in the corresponding openings, a second electrode disposed over the partition structure and the organic functional layers, a sealing layer disposed over the second electrode, and a protective substrate, those components being disposed on or above the substrate. The organic electroluminescent device has a stress relief structure including a plurality of island-shaped members arranged along at least one part of outer ends of the partition structure.

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Kozo Shitagami