Patent classifications
G02F2202/28
Liquid crystal display device and electronic apparatus
A liquid crystal display device includes a first liquid crystal display panel including a first light-transmitting substrate (thickness T2≤0.3 mm), a substrate, a first liquid crystal, a first polarizing plate having a second main surface that is adhered to the first light-transmitting substrate; an adhering layer provided on a first main surface of the first polarizing plate; and a second light-transmitting substrate (thickness T3≤0.3 mm) adhered to the first main surface by the adhering layer (thickness T1≤0.15 mm). An adhesion parameter α is 1.04 or less when a maximum height of an unevenness of the first main surface 0.0005 mm or less, and the adhesion parameter α is 0.43 or less when the maximum height of the unevenness of the first main surface is greater than 0.0005 mm and 0.001 mm or less.
DISPLAY DEVICE
A display device including a display panel having a first side including a display area configured to emit light and a second side opposite to the first side, a sensor having a first surface facing the display panel, a first adhesive layer disposed between the first surface of the sensor and the display panel, and a second adhesive layer disposed on a side surface of the sensor, in which the second adhesive layer and the first adhesive layer contact each other.
ELECTRICALLY DIMMABLE GLAZING
The present invention relates to a specific multilayer composite which is suitable as a constituent of liquid-crystal devices and which contains two specific polycarbonate layers inter alia. The invention further relates to a method of producing the multilayer composite. The invention further relates to a liquid-crystal device comprising a multilayer composite according to the present invention, to a method of production thereof, and to the use thereof as structural glazing, in automotive glass, as floodlight cover, in optical filters, in shutters, in flat visual display screens, in glazed advertising devices, in dividing walls of trains, and in point-of-interest devices.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING OPTICAL DEVICE
Provide is a method for manufacturing an optical device capable of filling a curable resin composition without protrusion to the periphery even in a manufacturing process of the optical device using a transparent panel having a curved surface shape. The method includes: filling a lamination side of a transparent panel having a curved surface shape with a curable resin composition, curing the curable resin composition filling the lamination side to form a first cured resin layer, forming a dam member on an optical member, laminating the transparent panel and the optical member to form a laminate having a resin filling space surrounded by the dam member, filling the resin filling space with the curable resin composition, precuring the curable resin composition filled in the resin filling space to form a precured resin layer, and final curing the precured resin layer.
Display apparatus comprising a bracket including a side portion having an outer side surface entirely exposed to form an exterior side surface and a supporting portion directly adhered to a back surface of a display panel
A display device includes a display panel including a front substrate and a back substrate, a plurality of brackets attached to a non-display area of a back surface of the back substrate using an adhesive, and a backlight unit positioned in the rear of the display panel. The backlight unit includes a frame including at least one protrusion, a light guide plate disposed between the frame and the display panel, the light guide plate including at least one groove or hole corresponding to the at least one protrusion of the frame, an optical layer disposed between the light guide plate and the display panel, and a light source disposed on the side of the light guide plate.
Dynamic windows comprising aqueous electrolytes having enhanced temperature stability
The present disclosure is directed toward an electrodeposition-based dynamic glass element comprising an electrolyte that includes an aqueous solvent and an additive, wherein the electrolyte is stable over a temperature range that is greater than the stable temperature range of the aqueous solvent alone. In some embodiments, the freezing point of the electrolyte is lowered by its inclusion of the additive. Additives suitable for use in accordance with the present disclosure include alcohols, metal salts, sugars, cryoprotectants, and the like. In some cases, the freezing point of the aqueous-solvent-based electrolyte is lowered from 0° C. to −40° C. by virtue of the inclusion of the additive. In some cases, the maximum stable temperature of the electrolyte is increased from 100° C. to 110° C. by virtue of the inclusion of the additive.
Display device and method of manufacturing the same
A display panel includes a protection member disposed on the display panel. A bonding layer is disposed between the display panel and the protection member. The bonding layer is configured to bond the display panel and the protection member. The bonding layer includes a first area having a first light transmittance and a second area having a second light transmittance that is lower than the first light transmittance.
Display device including an adhesive layer
A display device includes a display panel having a display area and a non-display area. A window is disposed on the display panel. A bezel portion is disposed on the window. The bezel portion at least partially overlaps the non-display area. An adhesive layer is disposed between the display panel and the window. An interlayer is disposed between the bezel portion and the adhesive layer. The interlayer has at least one ultrasound transmitting area overlapping the bezel portion.
Display device
A display device includes a panel, a backlight, and an adhesive tape. The backlight is placed under the panel. The adhesive tape has a light blocking property and is bonded to an end face of the panel and the backlight.
OPTICAL FILM STACK INCLUDING RETARDATION LAYER
Optical film stacks are described. More particularly, optical film stacks including a half-wave retardation layer are described. Achromatic half-wave retardation layers, including achromatic half-wave layers formed from a quarter-wave and a three-quarters-wave retardation layer, are described. Film stacks including reflective polarizers tuned to reduce wavelength dispersion of the half-wave retardation layer are also described.