Patent classifications
G02F2202/022
DISPLAY DEVICE
According to one embodiment, a display device includes, a first transparent substrate having a side surface and a main surface, a first alignment film disposed along the main surface, a first transparent layer located between the first transparent substrate and the first alignment film, a second transparent substrate, a pixel electrode electrically connected to a switching element, a liquid crystal layer, and a light-emitting element opposed to the side surface. The first transparent layer overlaps a part of the pixel electrode and has a lower refractive index than the first transparent substrate.
PROTECTIVE FILM AND METHOD FOR FABRICATING DISPLAY DEVICE
A protective film includes a panel protective film, a first protective film disposed on a surface of the panel protective film and covering the surface of the panel protective film, the first protective film having a surface and an opposite surface facing the panel protective film, and a second protective film disposed on an opposite surface of the panel protective film and covering the opposite surface of the panel protective film, the second protective film having a surface facing the panel protective film and an opposite surface opposed to the surface of the second protective film, wherein the first protective film includes a first film layer, a first adhesive layer disposed on the opposite surface of the first film layer, and a blocking layer disposed on an opposite surface of the first adhesive layer along an edge of the first adhesive layer.
DISPLAY PANEL
A display panel can prevent a Greenish phenomenon by preventing a shift phenomenon of a transistor inside a display layer, by applying a permittivity reduction processing on a component disposed upon a panel layer. The display panel can include a cover window, an adhesive layer disposed below the cover window, a polarizer disposed below the adhesive layer, and the panel layer disposed below the polarizer. Further, at least one among the cover window, the adhesive layer and the polarizer can be applied with a permittivity reduction processing.
MIXTURES OF ENCAPSULATED ELECTRO-OPTIC MEDIUM AND BINDER WITH LOW SOLVENT CONTENT
An electro-optic device includes a first substrate having a first conductive layer thereon; a second substrate having a second conductive layer thereon; and an electro-optic layer comprising electro-optic microcapsules in a 100% solids or substantially solvent free radiation curable binder, the electro-optic layer being disposed between the first and second substrates in contact with the first and second conductive layers.
ADHESIVE BONDING COMPOSITION FOR OPTICAL USE, METHOD FOR MULTISTAGE CURING THEREOF, AND IMAGE DISPLAY DEVICE
Provided are an adhesive bonding composition for optical use and a multistage curing method thereof, the composition including a methacrylate-based monomer and an acrylate-based monomer, in which a weight ratio of the methacrylate-based monomer to the acrylate-based monomer ranges from about 1:1 to about 1:10.
THIN-FILM TRANSISTOR, DISPLAY UNIT, AND ELECTRONIC APPARATUS
A thin-film transistor includes a resin substrate and a thin-film transistor layer. The resin substrate has flexibility, and has volume resistivity of equal to or greater than 1×10.sup.17 Ω.Math.cm. The thin-film transistor layer is provided on the resin substrate.
Cadmium free quantum dots
A cadmium free quantum dot not including cadmium and including: a semiconductor nanocrystal core comprising indium and phosphorous, a first semiconductor nanocrystal shell disposed on the semiconductor nanocrystal core and comprising zinc and selenium, and a second semiconductor nanocrystal shell disposed on the first semiconductor nanocrystal shell and comprising zinc and sulfur, a composition and composite including the same, and an electronic device.
LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF
A liquid crystal display including: a first substrate; a second substrate configured to overlap the first substrate and to be separate from the first substrate; a liquid crystal layer disposed between the first substrate and the second substrate and including a liquid crystal molecule; a first alignment layer disposed between the first substrate and the liquid crystal layer; a second alignment layer disposed between the second substrate and the liquid crystal layer; and a plurality of protrusions disposed between the first alignment layer and the liquid crystal layer, wherein at least one protrusion of the plurality of protrusions includes an orientation polymer including a polymerized reactive mesogen, the first alignment layer includes a photo-reactive group, and the liquid crystal layer includes a photoreaction initiator.
Liquid crystal element
Provided is a liquid crystal element. The liquid crystal element includes a first substrate, a first electrode provided on the first substrate, a liquid crystal layer provided on the first electrode and including a liquid crystal portion and a hydrophobic portion, and a second electrode on the liquid crystal layer, wherein the hydrophobic portion is phase-separated from the liquid crystal portion, wherein the liquid crystal portion includes polymer materials, a first dye, and liquid crystal molecules dispersed in the polymer materials, wherein the hydrophobic portion is spaced apart from the first electrode, wherein the hydrophobic portion includes hydrophobic materials and a second dye, wherein the first dye is dissolved in the polymer materials, wherein the second dye is dissolved in the hydrophobic portion, wherein the polymer materials include photo-curable polymer materials.
Magnet erased eWriter
A magnet erased writing device or eWriter includes cholesteric liquid crystal material, in which a written image is erased using magnetically activated electronic circuitry. By eliminating the mechanical erase button of Prior Art eWriters, the eWriter can be designed with a display footprint that can cover nearly the entire face of the eWriter. An erasing magnet can be used with the device, which can be handheld as, for example, by being part of a stylus. With the erasing magnet separated from the device and the mechanical erase button being omitted, the eWriter avoids unintentional erasures, a drawback of Prior Art eWriters.