Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Makoto Kikuchi

Takashi Ishigami

Yoshiharu Fukasawa

Hideo Ishihara

Michiya Kobayashi

Hideo Hirayama

Kiyotsugu Mizouchi

Nobuki Ibaraki

Koji Hidaka

A light-shielding film, and a liquid crystal display device including the light-shielding film, and a material suitable for forming the light-shielding film. The light-shielding film includes at least a film prepared from an inorganic insulating material and fine particles of metal and/or semi-metal dispersed in the insulating material film. The liquid crystal display device includes a display pixel electrode array substrate, a counter substrate, and a liquid crystal layer interposed between the two substrates. The light-shielding film is formed on the display pixel electrode array substrate of the liquid crystal display device.

Light-shielding film, useable in an LCD, in which fine particles of a

In order to set the potential of corner leads formed from a lead frame equal to that of power source leads such as ground, a multilayer wiring substrate is mounted on a mounting substrate of a package and its potential is set equal to that of the power source leads, or a multilayer mounting substrate is formed to electrically connect electrode pads of a semiconductor substrate to the power source and corner leads by bonding wires. The inductance of the power source leads can be lowered, and the number of signal leads interposed between the power source leads can be reduced to the minimum. Consequently, variations in frequency used in the entire package can be prevented, and impedance matching can be made.

Semiconductor device having a multilayer ceramic wiring substrate

The present invention consists of a sputtering target wherein target pieces made of at least two different kinds of materials are compositely arrayed in a manner as to be divided into the respective materials, characterized by having at least one irregular erosion region which is defined as a region enclosed with a circle having an erosion width as its diameter, located at a region farthest from the center of gravity of the sputtering target within a region to be eroded in a curvilinear shape, the irregular erosion region being formed at least partly of target pieces made of at least two kinds of materials having either shapes or surface areas thereof different from those of the target pieces lying outside the irregular erosion region and are compositely arrayed in a manner as to be divided into the respective materials.

Sputtering target

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Yokohama, Japan

Makoto Kikuchi