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Hitachi Chemical Company, Ltd.

Hitachi Haramachi Semi-conductor, Ltd.

Yoshiro Mikami

Genshiro Kawachi

Hiroshi Kageyama

Toshihiro Sato

Yoshiyuki Kaneko

Hajime Akimoto

Hideo Sato

Makoto Tsumura

Toshio Miyazawa

Yoshiharu Nagae

Masaya Adachi

Shinichi Komura

Yasuyuki Kudo

Tsutomu Furuhashi

Hajime Murakami

Masao Shimizu

Etsuko Nishimura

Ikuo Hiyama

Ryuichi Saito

Mitsuru Hiraki

Masaaki Kitajima

Takashi Akioka

Yasushi Tomioka

Katsumi Kondo

Masakazu Sagawa

Toshiaki Kusunoki

Tsunenori Yamamoto

Masahiro Ishii

Keizo Suzuki

Takeshi Tanaka

Yasutaka Toyoda

Masaki Tsubokura

Shoichi Hirota

Masaki Matsumori

Mutsumi Suzuki

Akitoyo Konno

Hiroki Kaneko

Tatsuki Inuzuka

Takahiro Nagano

Yoshifumi Sekiguchi

Yoshii Morishita

Takayuki Ouchi

Tatsuya Ohkubo

Kazuhito Masuda

Shingo Ishihara

Minoru Hoshino

Yuji Mori

Kenichi Onisawa

Kenji Sano

Makoto Katagishi

Toshihiro Satou

Teruo Fujii

Kyohei Fukuda

Katsuyuki Funahata

Yoko Wakui

Makoto Matsui

Hideo Satou

Hitoshi Nakahara

Norio Manba

Fumiaki Nemoto

Tetsuro Minemura

Kotaro Araya

Shintaro Takeda

Kazuhiro Kuwabara

Yoshinori Aono

Shunsuke Mori

Toshimitsu Watanabe

Norihiro Uemura

Kenkichi Suzuki

Masanao Yamamoto

Yasuhiro Mochizuki

Shirun Ho

Hideto Momose

Mika Oiwa

Shunichiro Nobuki

Shigeo Shimomura

Kentaro Ojima

Shisei Katou

Mitsuhisa Fujita

Naoki Iwasaki

Shosaku Tanaka

In an organic electroluminescent light emitting display device comprising a plurality of pixels each of which includes an organic electroluminescent element emitting light by a current supplied thereto, a plurality of active elements including a first active element which acquires a data signal and a second active element which regulates the current supplied to the organic electroluminescent element in accordance with the data signal, and a capacitive element storing the data signal, the present invention utilizes a part of the capacitive element arranged in one of the pixels for a light shielding member which shields the plurality of active elements arranged the one of the pixels from light emitted by the organic electroluminescent element arranged therein or another pixel adjacent thereto so as to suppress image quality deterioration and smear appearing in an image display area of the organic electroluminescent light emitting display device.

Organic electroluminescent light emitting display device

Organic EL display module including a pixel disposed in respective intersections between a plurality of scanning lines and a plurality of data lines, which lines are aligned in a matrix, and a current supply line that supplies electric current to the pixel, wherein the pixel includes an active device selected by the scanning line, a data storage device that stores a data signal that is supplied from the data line by control of the active device, and an organic light emitting device that emits light by the electric current supplied by the current supply line according to the data signal stored in the data storage device, wherein the data storage device provides a lower electrode, an insulating layer and an upper electrode, and wherein the lower electrode has a same layer with a channel layer of the active device and the upper electrode is made of a metal material.

Display module

Disclosed is a suspended particle device having a higher response speed of particles upon shutdown of the device. The suspended particle device includes a first substrate; a first electrode arranged on a surface of the first substrate; a second substrate; a second electrode arranged on a surface of the second substrate; and a suspension arranged between the first substrate and the second substrate, in which the suspension includes particles and a disperse medium, the particles are dispersed in the disperse medium, an orientation of the particles is controlled by an alternate-current voltage to be applied between the first electrode and the second electrode, and 'a' which represents a frequency of an alternate-current voltage in a driving period is greater than 'b' which represents a frequency of an alternate-current voltage in a shutdown period.

Suspended particle device, light control device using the same, and method for driving the same

A liquid crystal display includes: a pair of substrates including at least one transparent substrate; a liquid crystal layer disposed between the pair of substrates; and an electrode group formed on at least one of the pair of substrates so as to apply an electric field to the liquid crystal layer. The liquid crystal layer contains at least one kind of liquid crystalline compound and at least one kind of chiral dopant. The concentration c of the chiral dopant is lower than a saturation solubility s thereof. The concentration c of the chiral dopant and a helical twisting power [HTP] of the chiral dopant satisfy a relation of [HTP]&#xb7;c&#x2267;5.5 (&#x3bc;m).

Liquid crystal display

In a liquid crystal display device, the reduction of power consumption is realized by reddening a backlight while maintaining a white balance. An aperture ratio of a red subpixel and an aperture ratio of a blue subpixel are set such that, in a state where an aperture ratio of a green subpixel in each pixel of a liquid crystal panel is fixed to a desired value, white brightness efficiency takes a maximum value which is set based on a balance between light emission efficiency which is increased corresponding to lowering of a color temperature of the backlight and transmissivity of the pixel which is decreased corresponding to the increase of the aperture ratio of the blue subpixel.

Liquid crystal display device with red, green and blue subpixels having different aperture ratios

A suspended particle device is realized which enables control of the amount of light transmitted through a prescribed area, without any complicated switching circuit on a substrate. A suspension, containing charged particles and a disperse medium, is filled between an A-substrate and a B-substrate, and first and second electrodes are formed on the A-substrate. A DC voltage is applied across the first and second electrodes, to localize the charged particles on the second electrode side. Subsequently, an AC voltage is applied across the first and second electrodes to orient, while maintaining the localized state of the charged particles, the charged particles along a direction of an electric field. Light transmittance is lower in an area where the charged particles are present than in an area without charged particles, whereas, in the area where the charged particles are present, the light transmittance can be controlled by adjusting the AC voltage.

Suspended particle device and method for driving same

A display module includes a pixel disposed in respective intersections between a plurality of scanning lines and a plurality of data lines, which lines are aligned in a matrix, and a current supply line that supplies electric current to the pixel, the pixel includes a data storage device for storing a data signal supplied from the data lines, and an emitting device that emits light by the electric current supplied by the current supply line according to the data signal stored in the data storage device. One terminal of the data signal storage device is connected to one of the scanning lines placed anteriorly of to the pixel that is being selected.

Provided is a liquid crystal display device, including: a liquid crystal layer filled between a first and a second substrate; two polymer structures; and a plurality of pixels each including a first and a second electrode, one of the first and the second electrode being a pixel electrode, in which: each of the plurality of pixels is provided within a region surrounded by a signal line, a part of the signal line being formed between adjacent two of the plurality of pixels; each of the two polymer structures, which extends along the part of the signal line so as to sandwich the part of the signal line in plan view and is formed from one of the first and the second substrate toward another thereof, is formed so as to overlap with any of the region; and the two adjacent polymer structures has the liquid crystal layer provided therebetween.

Liquid crystal display device and manufacturing method therefor

The side surface of the light guide plate includes an incident surface which faces the light source unit in an opposed manner, and a fixing surface which is directed in the left-and-right direction orthogonal to the top-and-bottom direction which is the direction along which the light source unit and the incident surface each other in an opposed manner. An engaging portion which is engageable with a lower frame is formed on the fixing surface or an edge portion which forms the fixing surface. The engaging portion is configured to allow a change of a distance between the incident surface and the lower frame due to expansion or shrinkage of the light guide plate while restricting the movement of the light guide plate in the top-and-bottom direction.

Liquid crystal display device and illuminating device

A plasma display apparatus having a priming discharge region PDC partitioned from a display discharge cell DDC, by a traverse rib, at a side where the second electrode between the display discharge cell DDC adjacent in a row direction is adjacent; a second longitudinal rib partitioning the priming discharge region PDC; a third longitudinal rib, further partitioning a region partitioned by the second longitudinal rib into two sections; a convex electrode; and a gap connecting the display discharge cell DDC and the priming discharge cell PDC, wherein a sum of a width in a line direction of a nearly rectangular space region containing adjacent two priming discharge cells PDCs, and a pattern width of the second longitudinal rib is designed larger than a sum of a width in the row direction and a pattern width of the traverse rib.

Plasma display apparatus

An image display device has a display pixel area having plural pixels arranged in a matrix fashion, plural signal lines for supplying display signal voltages to the pixels, and plural pixel selection lines for selecting pixels from among the pixels to be supplied with the display signal voltages. The pixel selection lines include Y-direction selection lines for selecting rows of the pixels arranged in the matrix fashion and X-direction selection lines for selecting columns of the pixels, and the image display device includes a circuit configuration in which the display signal voltages are supplied from the signal lines to only ones of the pixels each having selected simultaneously both of a corresponding one of the Y-direction selection lines and a corresponding one of the X-direction selection lines.

Image display device

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Yoshiro Mikami