Abstract:
A reflection liquid crystal display is such that a transparent substrate is opposed to the first substrate with a liquid crystal layer placed therebetween, and the transparent substrate is disposed forward to the first substrate in the light-incident direction. A quarter-wavelength plate is disposed in the transparent substrate, and a polarization plate is disposed on the surface at the forward side thereof in the light-incident direction. And, a reflection layer besides acting as a color filter consisting of a cholesteric liquid crystal is disposed inside liquid crystal cells of the first substrate. In the case of a wide field-of-view angle, a scattering film is disposed forward to the polarization plate in the light-incident direction.
Abstract:
A reflection liquid crystal display is such that a transparent substrate is opposed to the first substrate with a liquid crystal layer placed therebetween, and the transparent substrate is disposed forward to the first substrate in the light-incident direction. A quarter-wavelength plate is disposed in the transparent substrate, and a polarization plate is disposed on the surface at the forward side thereof in the light-incident direction. And, a reflection layer besides acting as a color filter consisting of a cholesteric liquid crystal is disposed inside liquid crystal cells of the first substrate. In the case of a wide field-of-view angle, a scattering film is disposed forward to the polarization plate in the light-incident direction.
Abstract:
A reflection liquid crystal display is such that a transparent substrate is opposed to the first substrate with a liquid crystal layer placed therebetween, and the transparent substrate is disposed forward to the first substrate in the light-incident direction. A quarter-wavelength plate is disposed in the transparent substrate, and a polarization plate is disposed on the surface at the forward side thereof in the light-incident direction. And, a reflection layer besides acting as a color filter consisting of a cholesteric liquid crystal is disposed inside liquid crystal cells of the first substrate. In the case of a wide field-of-view angle, a scattering film is disposed forward to the polarization plate in the light-incident direction.
Abstract:
A ferroelectric liquid crystal display includes a pair of first and second substrates placed substantially in parallel to each other to form a space between the first and second substrates so that a ferroelectric liquid crystal is provided in the space between the first and second substrates, wherein the ferroelectric liquid crystal is isolated into co-existent separate orientation regions that have crystal orientations which differ by 90 degrees from each other in initial orientation direction of an optical axis of ferroelectric liquid crystal molecules when no electric field is applied to the ferroelectric liquid crystal immediately after the ferroelectric liquid crystal has been injected into the space between the first and second substrates.
Abstract:
A reflection liquid crystal display is such that a transparent substrate is opposed to the first substrate with a liquid crystal layer placed therebetween, and the transparent substrate is disposed forward to the first substrate in the light-incident direction. A quarter-wavelength plate is disposed in the transparent substrate, and a polarization plate is disposed on the surface at the forward side thereof in the light-incident direction. And, a reflection layer besides acting as a color filter consisting of a cholesteric liquid crystal is disposed inside liquid crystal cells of the first substrate. In the case of a wide field-of-view angle, a scattering film is disposed forward to the polarization plate in the light-incident direction.
Abstract:
In a liquid crystal display device comprising a first substrate 101 having a color filter, a second substrate 131 and a liquid crystal layer disposed therebetween, a color filter layer 110 is disposed on a protection film 108 of a thin film transistor formed on the first substrate 101 so as to be partitioned by a light shielding portion 111, and a common electrode 103 is disposed thereon. A pixel electrode to be connected to a source electrode 107 is disposed through a through hole formed in an overcoat layer (interlayer separation film) 112. On the first substrate below the color filter layer 110 are provided plural scan signal electrodes, plural video signal electrodes crossing the scan signal electrodes in a matrix form, plural thin film transistors formed in association with the crossing points between the electrodes. Each pixel is provided with a common electrode 103 which is connected over plural pixels through a common electrode wire to supply reference potential, and a pixel electrode 114 which is connected to the corresponding thin film transistor and disposed so as to confront the common electrode in the pixel area.
Abstract:
A polarizer and a null wavelength plate are bonded to each of first and second substrates of a liquid crystal panel that includes a liquid crystal layer having a bend alignment such that an angle between an optical axis of the null wavelength plate and a transmission axis of the polarizer is made 45null relative to each other to make circularly polarized lights outputted respectively from the null wavelength plate and the polarizer each have a polarity opposite each other. In this case, since a light inputted to a liquid crystal display device is converted into a circularly polarized light before entering a liquid crystal layer, the maximum value of an intensity of the light exited from the device becomes constant regardless of the orientation of the optical axis of the liquid crystal layer 101. As described above, the optical axis of the liquid crystal layer is desirably made parallel to a horizontal direction to improve stability of the liquid crystal layer having a bend alignment, and further, the transmission axes of the first and second polarizers are freely made only just maintaining forcible positional relationship therebetween which makes the transmission axes of the first and second polarizers orthogonal to each other, thereby allowing a viewing angle along horizontal and vertical directions to increase.
Abstract:
The wafer inspection device carries out inspection of a plurality of integrated circuits provided with a plurality of electrode pads, respectively, in a condition where the integrated circuits are formed on a wafer. The wafer inspection device is provided with a test head for outputting a test pattern from a plurality of tester pogo pins, a test board to which the tester pogo pins are connected, and a substrate. A plurality of contact pins that correspond to the tester pogo pins, respectively, and are arranged in a matrix form are provided on the test board. A plurality of first terminals, which are connected, respectively, to the plurality of electrode pads, are provided on a first main surface of the substrate. A plurality of second terminals, which comprise terminal groups for each integrated circuit, are provided on a second main surface of the substrate. The terminal groups are arranged in a matrix form, and the second terminals are connected to the contact pins for each terminal group. Furthermore, inner wiring that connects the first and second terminals is provided in the substrate.
Abstract:
A liquid crystal display panel comprises a TFT substrate unit having a thin film transistor (TFT), a control electrode connected to the TFT, a flattening film covers the control electrode, and a pixel electrode having a cross slit and formed on the flattening film and insulated from the control electrode. An opposite substrate unit has an opposite electrode facing the pixel electrode at predetermined space. A liquid crystal layer disposed between the TFT substrate unit and the opposite substrate and includes liquid crystal molecules having negative dielectric aeolotropy. When voltage is supplied between the control electrode and the opposite electrode, an electric field is generated between them. The electric field divides the liquid crystal layer into four domains in each pixel according to the cross slit formed in the pixel electrode.
Abstract:
A VA (Vertical Aligned) type active-matrix liquid crystal display capable of stabilizing a boundary position between divided areas (alignment areas). The liquid crystal display comprises a TFT (thin film transistor) substrate including a pixel electrode provided for each pixel and a driving element such as a TFT provided for each pixel electrode, an opposite substrate disposed opposite to the TFT substrate and including an opposite electrode, and a liquid crystal layer sandwiched between the TFT substrate and the opposite substrate. Each pixel electrode has a recess in groove shape formed therein. The pixel electrode preferably has a generally rectangular shape. The recess is provided such that it extends from one of a pair of opposite sides of the pixel electrode to the other to divide the pixel electrode into two parts.