Fujitsu Corporation

Shigeo Matsunuma

Hisashi Yamaguchi

Fumio Yamagishi

Junji Tomita

Yoshikatsu Ishizuki

Nobuhiro Imaizumi

Taiji Sakai

The invention relates to a liquid crystal display panel formed by enclosing a liquid crystal between a pair of substrates, a liquid crystal display device having the same, and a method of manufacturing the same. The liquid crystal display panel can be easily connected to a circuit board. The liquid crystal display panel includes a scan electrode substrate having a plurality of scan electrodes formed like strips extending in parallel, a data electrode substrate having a plurality of data electrodes formed like strips extending in parallel, and a plurality of connection terminals formed at one edge of the scan electrode substrate to provide electrical connection with the data electrodes.

Liquid crystal display panel, liquid crystal display device having the same, and method of manufacturing the same

The invention relates to a multi-layer display element configured by a plurality of layers for use as a display section of electronic paper or others, and a manufacturing method for the multi-layer display element. The invention provides a multi-layer display element that allows a pixel area not being narrowed, a high yield of electrode formation, and interlayer connection with no need for a high-temperature process, and a manufacturing method for such a multi-layer display element. The multi-layer liquid crystal display element includes a data signal output terminal group from which data signals are provided, a scanning signal output terminal group from which scanning signals are provided, a data electrode connection wire rod group respectively connecting data electrodes to the data signal output terminal group, and a scanning electrode connection wire rod group respectively connecting scanning electrodes to the scanning signal output terminal group.

Multi-layer display element and manufacturing method for the same

A tuning fork gyro sensor includes a tuning fork vibrator and a casing. The tuning fork vibrator includes a pair of arms that extend parallel, a base that supports the pair of arms, and supporting members that are arranged on both faces of the base such that the supporting members are positioned at the equal distances from both the pair of arms, and that project from the both faces of the base, the both faces being perpendicular to both a direction in which the pair of arms extend and a direction in which the pair of arms are aligned. The casing is hollow to house and support the tuning fork vibrator by supporting the supporting members.

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Kawasaki, Japan

Shigeo Matsunuma