Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha Corporation

Fujitsu Display Technologies Corporation

Fujitsu Corporation

Fujitsu Kasei Limited

Seiji Hayashimoto

Koshu Yonemura

Takayuki Eiraku

Toshimitsu Minemura

Hiroyoshi Takahashi

Toshiaki Suzuki

Satoshi Sekido

Koichi Katagawa

Katsuyoshi Hiraki

Yasutake Furukoshi

Takae Ito

Masaki Miyahara

Toshihiro Suzuki

Tetsuya Kobayashi

Tetsuya Hamada

Keiji Hayashi

Takeshi Gotoh

Mari Sugawara

Shinpei Nagatani

Fumiaki Yamada

Hirofumi Miyamoto

Kazuhiro Okamoto

Mikio Oshiro

Eiji Nitto

Kazumasa Kaiwa

Masanori Nishido

Polarity patterns (polarity pattern signal POL) are stored in a ROM in a polarity pattern controlling portion. Then, the polarity pattern is changed according to applications of a liquid crystal display panel. Since the polarity pattern is stored in the ROM, the polarity pattern can be changed without modification of a hardware. Also, two sets of polarity patterns or more are stored in the ROM, and then any one polarity pattern can be output according to the application. In addition, the polarity pattern signal POL and image signals RGB are compared with each other, and then the polarity pattern which is to be read from the ROM is switched according to the result.

Display panel driving method, display panel driver circuit, and liquid crystal display device

A liquid crystal display apparatus includes a liquid crystal panel having front and rear surfaces, a printed circuit board for driving the liquid crystal panel, and an optical waveguide for illuminating the front surface of the liquid crystal panel, the optical waveguide including first and second planes, and a thick side and a thin side, wherein the second plane is inclined with respect to the first plane, wherein the liquid crystal panel is inclined with respect to the first plane of the optical waveguide, wherein the second plane of the optical waveguide faces the liquid crystal panel, wherein a space portion having a size based on the difference between the thickness of the thick side and the thin side is situated at the thin side of the optical waveguide, and wherein at least a portion of the printed circuit board is disposed in the space portion.

Liquid crystal display apparatus

A liquid crystal display device has a framework which includes a first frame for supporting a liquid crystal panel, a second frame having an upper portion for covering a peripheral portion of the surface of the liquid crystal panel and a side extending substantially parallel to the side of the first frame, and third members being in the form of clips detachably attached to the side of the first frame. The second frame is fixed to the first frame via the third members. The liquid crystal display device also includes a mechanism for changing the angle of the display.

Liquid crystal display device having small picture frame region

The present invention relates to a light source device including discharge tubes that emit light by discharging in a thin atmosphere, a method of producing the light source device, and a display apparatus in which the light source device is employed. This light source device includes discharge tubes and a heat conductive member that is brought into contact with the neighboring area of the electrodes of the discharge tubes so as to locally cool down the neighboring area of the electrodes. In the light source device, a low heat conductivity member having lower heat conductivity than the heat conductive member is interposed between the heat conductive member and the discharge tubes. With such a structure, the luminance in the entire light source device can be increased and made uniform, and the reliability of the light source device can be increased accordingly.

Light source device, method of producing the same, and display apparatus

Dissipation of heat generated by a luminescent source, such as a fluorescent lamp, of a backlight apparatus and an LCD therewith is enhanced by providing a proximity section in a holder, making the hottest part the closest to the holder for efficient heat conduction.

Backlight apparatus, and a liquid crystal display (LCD) therewith

A display apparatus comprises a display element, a backlight apparatus provided behind the display element and having a metal case, and a housing accommodating the display element and the backlight apparatus. In the display apparatus, electric wires for providing power to the backlight apparatus extend between the metal case of the backlight apparatus and the housing, and at least one opening is provided in the metal case in a part where the electric wires extend.

Display apparatus and backlight apparatus

A liquid crystal display device includes first and second frame members, between which a light source device, a metal body supporting the light source device, a frame-like cover covering the peripheral region of the light source device, and a liquid crystal display element are held by the cover. The first frame member covers the peripheral region of the liquid crystal display element and has hooks for engagement with the recess in metal body. Therefore, the metal body, the light source device, the cover, the liquid crystal display element, and the first frame member are assembled and fastened together by the engagement of the hooks with the metal body. This assembly can be coupled to the second frame member. Straight metal members can be arranged between the first frame member and the driving ICs on the liquid crystal display element.

Liquid crystal display device having hooks for assembling members thereof

A liquid crystal display unit having a liquid crystal display element is accommodated in a housing having an opening for exposing the display portion of the display element to the exterior. The housing comprises a display face cover and a rear cover and the liquid crystal display unit is mounted directly relative to the display face cover. A positioning pin is provided so as to extend out from the display face cover in order to position the liquid crystal display unit relative to the display face cover, and a positioning hole, which engages the positioning pin, is provided on the liquid crystal unit.

Display device

A reference potential generating circuit for liquid crystal display apparatus includes an outside reference potential generating circuit for generating a pair of outside reference potentials, and an inside reference potential generating circuit for generating a pair of inside reference potentials, which are between the outside reference potentials and are independent of the outside reference potentials. The outside or the inside reference potential generating circuit has a variable resister for correcting a deviation of a center potential of the outside or inside reference potentials.

Reference potential generating circuit for liquid crystal display apparatus

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Kawasaki, Japan

Seiji Hayashimoto