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Light emitting apparatus and method for manufacturing the same

The purpose of the invention is to improve reliability of a light emitting apparatus including a TFT and organic light emitting elements. The light emitting apparatus according to the invention having a thin film transistor and a light emitting element includes a first inorganic insulation layer on the lower surface of a semiconductor layer, a second inorganic insulation layer on the upper surface of a gate electrode, a first organic insulation layer on the second inorganic insulation layer, a third inorganic insulation layer on the first organic insulation layer, a wiring layer extending on the third inorganic insulation layer, a second organic insulation layer overlapped with the end of the wiring layer and having an inclination angle of 35 to 45 degrees, a fourth inorganic insulation layer formed on the upper surface and side surface of the second organic insulation layer and having an opening over the wiring layer, a cathode layer formed in contact with the wiring layer and having side end overlapped with the fourth inorganic insulation layer, and an organic compound layer formed in contact with the cathode layer and the fourth inorganic insulation layer and including light emitting material, and an anode layer formed in contact with the organic compound layer including the light emitting material, wherein the third inorganic insulation layer and the fourth inorganic insulation layer are formed with silicon nitride or aluminum nitride.
Owner:SEMICON ENERGY LAB CO LTD

Light emitting apparatus and method for manufacturing the same

The light emitting apparatus according to the invention having a thin film transistor and a light emitting element, comprises; a first inorganic insulation layer on the lower surface of a semiconductor layer, a second inorganic insulation layer on the upper surface of a gate electrode, a first organic insulation layer on the second inorganic insulation layer, a third inorganic insulation layer on the first organic insulation layer, a wiring layer extending on the third inorganic insulation layer, a second organic insulation layer overlapped with the end of the wiring layer and having an inclination angle of 35 to 45 degrees, a fourth inorganic insulation layer formed on the upper surface and side surface of the second organic insulation layer and having an opening over the wiring layer, a cathode layer formed in contact with the wiring layer and having side end overlapped with the fourth inorganic insulation layer, and an organic compound layer formed in contact with the cathode layer and the fourth inorganic insulation layer and comprising light emitting material, and an anode layer formed in contact with the organic compound layer comprising the light emitting material, wherein the third inorganic insulation layer and the fourth inorganic insulation layer are formed with silicon nitride or aluminum nitride.
Owner:SEMICON ENERGY LAB CO LTD

Light emitting device, and illumination light source, display unit and electronic apparatus including the light emitting device

InactiveUS20110211336A1No lot-to-lot variationColor tone is easilySolid-state devicesIlluminated signsOptical fluorescencePeak value
A light emitting device includes: a first semiconductor light emitting element having a solid-state blue light emitting element that emits blue light with a light emission peak in a wavelength range from 420 nm to less than 480 nm, and a first red phosphor layer that covers the solid-state blue light emitting element and includes a first red phosphor that emits red light with a light emission peak in a wavelength range from 600 nm to less than 680 nm; and a second semiconductor light emitting element having a solid-state green light emitting element that emits green light with a light emission peak in a wavelength range from 500 nm to less than 550 nm, and a second red phosphor layer that covers the solid-state green light emitting element and includes a second red phosphor that emits red light with a light emission peak in a wavelength range from 600 nm to less than 680 nm.
Owner:PANASONIC CORP

Optical modulator

Provided is an optical modulator capable of efficiently separating radiation light and propagation light from each other or removing the radiation light in the optical modulator to suppress loss of the optical modulator and deterioration of an extinction ratio. In the optical modulator including a thin plate made of a material having an electrooptic effect and having a thickness of 20 μm or less; an optical waveguide formed in a top surface or a bottom surface of the thin plate; and a modulation electrode which is formed in the top surface of the thin plate to modulate light which propagates in the optical waveguide, the optical waveguide has an optical junction portion in which a plurality of optical waveguide portions are joined together and a shielding means for shielding a portion of radiation light radiated from the optical junction portion. The shielding means is a concave portion or a thorough-hole formed in the thin plate, a shortest distance from the waveguide to the shielding means is 5 to 10 μm, and the length of the shielding means in a direction perpendicular to the waveguide is at least 0.5 times the diameter of a fiber.
Owner:SUMITOMO OSAKA CEMENT CO LTD

Portable, digital X-ray apparatus for producing, storing, and displaying electronic radioscopic images

InactiveUS20050276379A1Enhances the optical portion, or “imager”,Increasing fractionMaterial analysis by optical meansX-ray apparatusLow voltageX-ray
A portable, self-contained, electronic radioscopic imaging system uses a pulsed X-ray source, a remote X-ray sensor, and a self-contained, display and controller unit to produce, store, and / or display digital radioscopic images of an object under investigation in low voltage imaging environments such as medical applications including mammography and tissue imaging, and industrial radiography of low-density structures, or the like. The radiographic system uses an X-ray converter screen for converting impinging X-ray radiation to visible light, and thus each point impinged on the screen by X-ray radiation scintillates visible light emissions diverging from the screen. An image sensor, i.e., a CCD camera, is configured to sense the visible light from the screen. An aspheric objective lens operable with the CCD camera spatially senses visible light within a collection cone directed outwardly from the image sensor. An emission modification lens layer, e.g., a prismatic brightness enhancement film or a sprayed on transmissive layer, through which the visible light emitted from the screen is transmitted is superposed with the screen and positioned in an optical path between the aspheric lens and the screen for generally focusing the diverging visible light as a restricted cone of illumination propagating outwardly from each point impinged on the screen to increase the fraction of light directed into the collection cone of the first lens and reducing the amount of scattered visible light from the screen.
Owner:LEIDOS

Optical information recording/reproducing apparatus

There is provided an optical information recording / reproducing apparatus including a unit for detecting the focus error signal from the reflected light flux from a recording layer of an optical recording medium, and a unit for focusing the light flux on the recording layer of the optical disk on the basis of the focus error signal. In the case of detecting the focus error signal, the light flux of the effective numeric aperture NAeff<1 due to an objective lens and the SIL within a pupil is obtained by a splitting device as the focus error signal, whereby it is possible to suppress the reflected light from the bottom surface of the SIL from being mixed into the focus error signal as a noise.
Owner:CANON KK

Optical scan apparatus and image formation apparatus

An optical scan apparatus which deflects a plurality of light beams to scan a write region on a scan surface in a main scan direction is configured to include a light source which has a plurality of emission portions emitting the plurality of light beams arranged two-dimensionally on a plane in parallel to the main scan direction and a sub scan direction perpendicular to the main scan direction; a deflector which deflects the plurality of light beams from the plurality of emission portions; a light receiving element which receives the light beams and outputs a synchronous detection signal in accordance with the received light beams; and a control unit which selectively controls any one of the emission portions to emit a light beam upon each scanning and allows the light beam from the selected emission portion to be incident on the light receiving element via the deflector.
Owner:RICOH KK

Display device, and driving method and electronic apparatus of the display device

InactiveUS20060232601A1Duty ratio be improveReduce light emissionTelevision system detailsElectroluminescent light sourcesDisplay deviceSubframe
To reduce a pseudo contour which occurs when displaying by a time gray scale method. When gradation is expressed with an n bit, bits each of which is shown by a binary of the gray scales are divided into three bit groups, and one frame is divided into two subframe groups. Then, a (0<a<n) subframes corresponding to bits belonging to a first bit group are divided into three or more, each about half of which is arranged in each subframe group; b (0<b<n) subframes corresponding to bits belonging to a second bit group are divided into two, each one of which is arranged in each the subframe group; and c (0≦c<n and a+b+c=n) subframes corresponding to bits belonging to a third bit group are arranged in at least one of the subframe groups. And then, an overlapped time gray scale method is applied in each subframe group to express gradation.
Owner:SEMICON ENERGY LAB CO LTD
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