Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha Corporation

Sharp Kabushiki Kaishi

Sharp Kabushimi Kaisha

Sharp Kabushike Kaisha

Mikio Katayama

Takayuki Shimada

Yuzuru Kanemori

Masumi Kubo

Yozo Narutaki

Yutaka Ishii

Atsushi Ban

Youji Yoshimura

Shogo Fujioka

Masaya Okamoto

Hiroaki Kato

Naofumi Kondo

Kiyoshi Nakazawa

Hidenori Negoto

Shinya Yamakawa

Yuko Maruyama

Hirohiko Nishiki

Yoshinori Shimada

Akihiko Imaya

Takayoshi Nagayasu

Masaru Kajitani

Akihiro Yamamoto

Katsuhiro Kawai

Yukinobu Nakata

Yoshikazu Sakuhana

Hiroshi Fujiki

Shinya Tanaka

Toshiaki Fujihara

Yasunobu Tagusa

Yoshiharu Kataoka

Takehisa Sakurai

Manabu Takahama

Takashi Ochi

Hiroshi Morimoto

Hirohisa Tanaka

Kozo Yano

Kazuyori Mitsumoto

Katsumi Irie

Yoji Yoshimura

Hisashi Nagata

Toshihiro Yamashita

Toshihiko Hirobe

Takashi Fujikawa

Motokazu Inui

Hideji Marumoto

Hitoshi Ujimasa

Makoto Tachibana

Kumiko Otsu

Keiichi Tanaka

Makoto Shiomi

Masahiro Adachi

Hidenori Kawanishi

Mitsuhiro Koden

Akira Tagawa

Takaji Numao

Tadanori Hishida

Yukiya Nishioka

Yasunori Shimada

Kazuhiro Maekawa

Hirofumi Katsuse

Hitoshi Takeda

Satoshi Yabuta

Tsuneo Nakamura

Ryohichi Masuda

Tetsurou Koyama

Makoto Miyago

Masayuki Katakami

Shirrya Yamakawa

Hiroshi Gouda

Miyuki Tsuruya

Takayuki Shimida

A thin, lightweight, and highly reliable energy ray detector that enables high-speed reading is provided. An energy ray detector () includes TFTs () that are arranged in a grid pattern and that each have an active layer formed of a semiconductor having an electrical property changing in accordance with the amount of applied energy ray radiation, and a property detection circuit unit () and a controller () that detect information regarding the energy ray radiation from changes in the electrical property of the TFTs ().

Energy ray detector

A liquid crystal display device includes a first substrate; a second substrate; a liquid crystal layer interposed between the first substrate and the second substrate; a first polarizer provided on a surface of the first substrate which is on the opposite side to the liquid crystal layer; a second polarizer provided on a surface of the second substrate which is on the opposite side to the liquid crystal layer; a first phase compensation element provided between the first polarizer and the liquid crystal layer; and a second phase compensation element provided between the second polarizer and the liquid crystal layer. A plurality of pixel areas are provided for display. The first substrate includes at least one transmissive electrode, and the second substrate includes a reflective electrode region and a transmissive electrode region in correspondence with each of the plurality of pixel areas.

Liquid crystal display device

A color filter layer includes a first region and a second region, wherein the number of times that light used for display is transmitted through the color filter layer is different between the first region and the second region.

Color filter layer and display device using the same

Color filter layer and transflective liquid crystal display device using the same

A liquid crystal display device is formed by arranging a plurality of scanning lines, . . . to which scanning signals are successively applied and a plurality of signal lines, . . . to which data signals are successively applied to intersect at right angles. Mounted in the vicinity of each of the intersections of the scanning lines, . . . and signals lines, . . . are a TFTelectrically connected to both of the lines, and a pixel electrodeconnected to the TFTA common electrode is placed to face the pixel electrodewith liquid crystalstherebetween. One of electrodes of a pixel capacitance formed by the pixel electrodeis connected to a common linefor supplying a common signal to the common electrodeA dummy scanning linefor forming a capacitance is arranged outside of the scanning linelocated at the outermost position on a scanning start side of scanning signal. In this structure, since an equal parasitic capacitance is generated in the pixels irrespectively of their positions, it is possible to eliminate defects, such as deterioration of display quality due to an appearance of a bright line in particular pixels.

Liquid crystal display device and method of driving the same

Color filter layer having different area ratio between different colors and transflective liquid crystal display device using the same

Color filter layer comprising a transmissive non-color filter region and the transflective display device using the same

Liquid crystal display with light transmission regions and light reflection regions

Transflective LCD device having less distance between transmission region and first bus line than transmission region and second bus line

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Mikio Katayama