Nec Lcd Technologies, Ltd.

Nec Corporation

E.i. Dupont De Nemours and Company

Du Pont Japan Ltd.

Michiaki Nishiyama

Yasuhiro Sato

Takakazu Yano

Fumihiko Fujishiro

Kouzou Uekido

Masatake Baba

Toshihisa Ogawa

Tomoo Miwa

Hideki Kaneko

Katsuhiro Kato

Haruo Sakamoto

Nobuei Takai

Hirokazu Fukuyoshi

Katsuhiko Sakamoto

Kazuaki Mikami

Kasuhiro Kato

Hikaru Okabe

A reflector is incorporated in a liquid crystal display panel for directing light to an optical path from a lamp to a liquid crystal panel, and a high voltage line is directly connected to an electrode of the lamp, but a low voltage line is connected through a conductive pattern formed on the reflector to the other electrode of the lamp, wherein the conductive pattern is formed from a layer of conductive filler printed on the reflector through thermosetting so that the conductive pattern is thick enough to withstand thermal stress without enlargement of the liquid crystal display unit.

Reflector formed with highly reliable conductive pattern, process for fabricating reflector and liquid crystal display unit using the same

The present invention provides a mounting structure for mounting a liquid crystal module to a cover of a mobile terminal. The mounting structure comprises: at least a pair of first and second engagement parts, wherein the first engagement part is provided on a side portion of the liquid crystal module, while the second engagement part is provided on a side portion of a structural member of the cover, so that the paired first and second engagement parts are engaged with each other only by fitting the liquid crystal module into the structural member of the cover.

Liquid crystal module mounting structure and mobile terminal mounted with the same

The present invention provides a mounting structure for mounting a liquid crystal module to a cover of a mobile terminal. The mounting structure comprises: at least a pair of first and second engagement parts, wherein the first engagement part is provided on a side portion of the liquid crystal module, whilst the second engagement part is provided on a side portion of a structural member of the cover, so that the paired first and second engagement parts are engaged with each other only by fitting the liquid crystal module into the structural member of the cover.

The present invention provides a mounting structure for mounting a liquid crystal module having a display area. The mounting structure comprises: at least a frame member having a plurality of connecting members for connecting the frame member to the liquid crystal module substantially in parallel to each other, wherein each of the connecting members extends between the liquid crystal module and the frame member in a direction vertical to a surface of the frame member.

A connector including a housing having a first surface and a plurality of first bores extending from the first surface for respectively receiving coaxial pins. The connector further includes a flat member made of an electrically conductive material and disposed in the housing so as to face the first bores, and first arms are formed from portions of the flat member which are associated one-to-one with the first bores for electrical connection to respective outer conductors of the coaxial pins. The connector further includes a plurality of second bores extending toward the flat member from a second surface of the housing which is opposite to the first surface for respectively receiving ground pins, and second arms formed from portions of the flat member which are associated one-to-one with the second bores for electrical connection to respective ground pins.

Connector suitable for high-speed transmission of signals

A connector apparatus for making a connection between a signal line and an external circuit is disclosed which comprises a connector body having first and second pairs of terminals, each pair of terminals comprising a pair of contact pins, a first connector element having two terminals each attachable to and detachable from one end of each of the pair of contact pins of the first pair of terminals, the two terminals being connected to the signal line, a second connector element having two terminals each attachable to and detachable from one end of each of the pair of contact pins of the second pair of terminals, and terminating resistor connected between the two terminals in the second connector element, in which the other end of each contact pin of the first and second pairs of terminals is used as an external circuit connector terminal.

Connector apparatus for connecting a signal line with an external circuit

A connector device is disclosed which can branch or terminate signal lines for making a mutual connection among a plurality of units. The connector device includes switches between signal line connection terminals so that the connector may serve as both a branch connector and a strap connector. A hook is provided on a body case of the connector device and usable in interlock with the switch. A groove engageable with the hook is formed on a connector element case for external circuit connection so that through the selective engagement of the hook with the groove the element case is prevented from being inadvertently detached from the body case. During the detachment of the element case, the contact pin is placed in a short-circuited state at all times. A terminating connector device is also disclosed which is comprised of a combination of a connector body with first and second connector elements. The connector body includes first and second pairs of terminal. The first connector element has two terminals detachably connected to the corresponding terminals in the first pair and second connector element has two terminals detachably connected to the terminals in the second pair. A terminating resistor is inserted between the two terminals of the first elements. An additional connector element is prepared which is of the same type as the second connector element with no such terminating resistor. The additional connector element is matingly connected to the connector body in place of the connector element with the terminating resistor, thereby providing a branch connector.

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Tokyo, Japan

Michiaki Nishiyama