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Method of controlling drive of function liquid droplet ejection head; function liquid droplet ejection apparatus; electro-optic device; method of manufacturing LCD device, organic EL device, electron emission device, PDP device, electrophoretic display device, color filter, organic EL; method of forming spacer, metallic wiring, lens, resist, and light diffusion body

In a method of controlling drive of a function liquid droplet ejection head in which a plurality of nozzle arrays are arranged, the nozzle arrays have function liquid droplet ejection amounts which are different from each other per unit nozzle. The drive of the plurality of nozzle arrays is controlled by using a single drive signal having a plurality of ejection pulses corresponding to the plurality of nozzle arrays in one print cycle. Thus, even if a plurality of nozzle arrays having function liquid droplet ejection amounts which are different from each other per unit nozzle are disposed in one function liquid droplet ejection head, easy drive control is possible without lowering printing throughput.
Owner:KATEEVA

Light-transmitting metal electrode and process for production thereof

The present invention provides a light-transmitting metal electrode including a substrate and a metal electrode layer having plural openings. The metal electrode layer also has such a continuous metal part that any pair of point-positions in the part is continuously connected without breaks. The openings in the metal electrode layer are periodically arranged to form plural microdomains. The plural microdomains are so placed that the in-plane arranging directions thereof are oriented independently of each other. The thickness of the metal electrode layer is in the range of 10 to 200 nm.
Owner:KK TOSHIBA

Method of manufacturing plasma display panel and method of manufacturing plasma display apparatus

Address electrode patterns are formed on a rear surface glass substrate using a silver paste for forming address electrodes, and these patterns are dried. The average particle size of the silver powder in the silver paste is approximately 10 nm, and the softening point of the glass frit is approximately 420° C. The content ratio of the glass frit in the silver paste is set to 5 wt %. Then, a dielectric layer pattern is formed by using glass paste for forming a white dielectric layer so as to cover the address electrode patterns, and this dielectric layer pattern is dried. The glass frit in the glass paste has a softening point of approximately 540° C. Then, the address electrode patterns and the dielectric layer patterns are baked at a temperature of 540° C. Thus, the resin components in the address electrode patterns and the dielectric layer pattern are burnt away, and the glass frit components are softened so as to be fixed onto the rear surface glass substrate.
Owner:PANASONIC CORP
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