Polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display element and reflection type liquid crystal display device and method for making the same

Abstract: A polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display element is characterized by overlaying two layers of polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layers (8,9) having liquid crystal drops (12,13) positive in dielectric anisotropy dispersed in a polymer in which light scattering and transmission are controlled electrically, and interposing a transparent support element (2) for scattering light between the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layers (8,9), and a liquid crystal display device comprises a colored reflector plate (15) disposed on the back of one polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer. In one of the two layers of polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layers (8,9), a liquid crystal layer containing a dichroic dye is dispersed, and coloring and light transmission are electrically controlled, and a white reflector plate (15) is disposed on the back side of one of the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layers to realize a liquid crystal display device. By composing the liquid crystal display element and liquid crystal display device in such constitutions, both light scattering capacity and contrast may be enhanced at the same time.

Description: SPECIFICATION BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display element and to a reflection type liquid crystal display device. More particularly, it relates to a polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display element for controlling the scatter of light occurring in the interface between the liquid crystal drop and polymer by electrically varying the refractive index difference between the liquid drop and polymer, which is particularly useful when used in a monochromatic or color reflection type liquid crystal display device by disposing a reflector plate at the back side of the liquid crystal display element. 2. Description of the Related Art Hitherto, the TN mode and STN mode are practically used, employing nematic liquid crystals as display elements making use of an electro-optical effect. The use of ferroelectric liquid crystal is also proposed. They require polarizer plates, and the utility efficiency of light is reduced to half by the polarizer plate, which caused the display to be dark. By contrast, as the display mode not requiring polarizer plate, the phase transition guest-host mode utilizing absorption of light, the dynamic scatter (DS) mode utilizing scatter of liquid crystal, and the phase change (PC) mode are known. Recently, as the mode requiring neither the polarizer plate nor orientation processing, the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display mode is proposed. By using an element for electrically controlling the transparent or turbid state by making use of the birefringence index of liquid crystal, this is, basically, to match the refractive index of ordinary light of the liquid crystal molecule and the refractive index of the supporting medium such as polymer, and to display the transparent state when the orientation of liquid crystals is aligned by applying a voltage, and display a light scattering state due to disturbance of orientation of liquid crystal molecules when no voltage is applied. Proposals of the element of this mode include the liquid crystal encapsulated by a polymer capsule as disclosed in International Publication No. WO83/01016, the liquid crystal drops formed within a resin by precipitating the liquid crystal by hardening the resin,by mixing the liquid crystal with light or heat setting resin, as disclosed in International Publication No. 85/04262, etc., the liquid crystal impregnated in a high polymer porous membrane as disclosed in Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 3-59515 (KOKAI), etc., and the structure of floating polymer beads as light scatter source in a liquid crystal between two transparent electrodes as disclosed in the Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 3-46621 (KOKAI). Moreover, the element for controlling the colored and transparent state by a voltage by applying a dichroic pigment to the liquid crystal portion of polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display element is disclosed in the Japanese Examined Patent Publication No. 3-52843 (KOKOKU). As the color display element is disclosed in the Japanese Unexamined Patent Publicatio No. 3-209425 (KOKAI), the utilization of selective reflection of light is suggested by using the cholesteric liquid crystal or the cholesteric liquid crystal adding chiral dopant to the nematic liquid crystal, as the liquid crystal material of the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display element. This use is realized by overlaying three polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display elements capable of displaying the primaries of red, green and blue, respectively. In the conventional polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display element, however, the scattering capacity was not sufficient, and the contrast was low. In particular, when used in the reflection type liquid crystal display device, a colored plate is needed on the back side, and since the light permeates slightly even through the scattering portion, the reflected light from the colored plate of the back side of the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display element is recognized, and favorable display is not obtained. To enhance the light scattering capacity, the size of the liquid crystal drop is optimized, but when the liquid crystal drop diameter is increased nearly to the wavelength of visible light in order to improve the scattering capacity, the driving voltage becomes high, and the range of utilization is limited. Or by increasing Δ n of the liquid crystal material, the scattering capacity may be heightened regardless of the liquid crystal drop diameter, but no liquid crystal material has Δ n of over 0.3, and the enhancement of scattering capacity is limited. Furthermore, by increasing the cell thickness, the scattering capacity may be heightened, but the distance between electrodes becomes long, which results in higher driving voltage. Thus, in the existing polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display element, it was difficult to enhance the light scattering capacity. Furthermore, as proposed in the Japanese Patent Publication Hei. 3-52843, in the element for controlling the colored and transparent state by voltage by adding a dichroic pigment to the liquid crystal portion of the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display element, the dichroic pigment itself absorbs light somewhat when oriented in the electric field direction, and the transparency is poor when the voltage is ON, and if a white reflector plate is used on the back side of the element, the white color is not sharp, and a sufficient contrast is not obtained. US-A-4 693 560, on which the preambles of claims 1 and 4 are based, discloses a liquid crystal display element which has two layers of polymer dispersed liquid crystal separated by transparent plate which scatters light. JP-59 007 341 discloses a liquid crystal display panel in which the liquid crystal contains a dichroic dye, and which is provided with a reflector plate. EP-A-0 488 164 discloses a liquid crystal display device in which two layers of liquid crystal are separated by transparent support member. The document teaches that the support member should be thinner than the liquid crystal layers. According to a first aspect of the present invention there is provided a method of making a polymer dispersed liquid crystal display element comprising the steps of:-dispersing drops of a liquid crystal having a positive dielectric anisotropy in a polymer to form a polymer dispersed liquid crystal; overlaying at least two layers of the polymer dispersed liquid crystal for controlling light scattering and transmission electrically; and providing a transparent support element for scattering light between said first and second layers of polymer dispersed liquid crystal; in which method the thickness of the transparent support element is 50 to 200µm and the thickness of each polymer dispersed liquid crystal layer is 10 to 15µm. In a preferred embodiment the method further comprises the step of disposing a coloured reflective plate on a back side of the second layer of polymer dispersed liquid crystal. In a preferred embodiment the method further comprises the steps of: forming one of the layers of polymer dispersed type liquid crystal by disposing drops of a liquid crystal containing a dichroic dye in a polymer; and providing a white reflective plate on a back side of one of the layers of polymer dispersed liquid crystal. According to a second aspect of the present invention there is provided a liquid crystal display element comprising: - first and second layers of polymer dispersed liquid crystal comprising drops of a liquid crystal in a polymer, the liquid crystal having a positive dielectric anisotropy; and a transparent support element between said first and second layers of polymer dispersed liquid crystal, said transparent support element being adapted to scatter light; in which display element the thickness of the transparent support element is 50 to 200µm and the thickness of each polymer dispersed liquid crystal layers is 10 to 15µm. In a preferred embodiment the display element further comprises a coloured reflective plate disposed on a back side of the second layer of polymer dispersed liquid crystal. In a preferred embodiment the display element further comprises drops of a liquid crystal containing a dichroic dye in a polymer; and a white reflective plate is provided on a back side of one of the layers of polymer dispersed liquid crystal. The polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layers used in the invention are prepared by dispersing liquid crystals of positive dielectric anisotropy in a polymer possessing a refractive index almost coinciding with the refractive index of ordinary light of the liquid crystal. While no voltage is applied, the director of the liquid crystal is bent by the warped curvature of the polymer, and the light is scattered, and when voltage is applied, the liquid crystal is oriented in the electric field direction, and the light passes through. By overlaying at least two layers of the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layers, the light passing through the upper layer is further scattered by the next layer, so that the light scattering intensity is outstandingly improved. Therefore, a high contrast not realized by one layer is obtained, so that it may be applicable to the reflection type liquid crystal display device. The number of polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layers to be overlaid is determined by the purpose of use, but the smaller the number, the fewer driving circuits are needed for driving the cells, and the number of steps for adhering the liquid crystal layers is decreased, so that the cost is lower, and hence it is most preferred to combine two layers. The transparent support element for scattering light interposed between the liquid crystal functions to expand the light passing through the upper layer of the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer, and to introduce into the next layer of the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer. As a result, the light scattering capacity in the next layer of the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer is enhanced, so that the scattering intensity is increased on the whole of the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display element. In the reflection type liquid crystal display device of the invention, a high contrast is obtained by disposing a colored reflector plate on the back side of one polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer of the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display element. Moreover, in the reflection type liquid crystal display device of the invention, by setting the first polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer in scattering state and the second polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer in transparent state, a paper-white state is achieved by the white due to the scattering state of the first polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer and the whiteness attributable to the reflector plate on the back side of the element, and therefore when the first polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer is in transparent state and the second polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer is in colored state, especially in black state, the colored state of the second polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer is visible, and a favorable white and colored (black) state may be controlled. Thus, according to the invention, in the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display, the light scattering capacity is improved outstandingly, and when applied in a reflection type liquid crystal display element, a high contrast is obtained, so that the scope of application of polymer dispersion type liquid crystal elements in industrial products may be extended. Also according to the invention, when the first polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer is set in scattering state and the second polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer in transparent state, a paper-white state is obtained by the white due to the scattering state of the first polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer and the whiteness attributable to the reflector plate on the back side of the element, and therefore when the first polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer is in transparent state and the second polymer dispersion type liquid crystal is in colored state, especially in black state, the colored state the second polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer is visible, so that a favorable colored (black) and white state may be controlled. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING Other and further objects, features, and advantages of the invention will be more explicit from the following detailed description taken with reference to the drawings wherein: Fig. 1 is a sectional view of a polymer dispersion type liquid crystal element showing an embodiment of the invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Now referring to the drawing, preferred embodiments of the invention are described below. Example 1 An embodiment of the invention is described in detail below by referring to Fig. 1. Fig. 1 shows sectional view of the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display element. In the diagram, numerals 1 and 3 are transparent substrates, 2 is a transparent support element for scattering light, 4, 5, 6, 7 are transparent electrodes, 8 and 9 are polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layers, 10 and 11 are polymers, 12 and 13 are liquid crystal drops dispersed in the polymers 10 and 11, 14 is a viewing direction, and 15 is a colored reflector film. Here, the transparent support element for scattering light 2 function to spread the transmitted light from the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 8 and introduce into the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 9. As a result, the light scattering capacity in the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 9 is enhanced, thereby increasing the overall scattering intensity of the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display element. Therefore, the thickness and material of the transparent support element for scatting light 2 are particularly important as one of the elements for determining the scattering intensity of the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display element. If the thickness of the transparent support element for scattering light 2 is less than 50µm, it is difficult to form the transparent electrodes 5 and 6 on the transparent substrate, and gluing of the substrates 1 and 3 and other processes are difficult, which is not preferable. However, if the thickness of the transparent support element for scattering light 2 exceeds 200µm, the distance from the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 8 to the colored reflector film 15 is extended, and the viewing angle characteristic is extremely Impaired. Thus, in the present invention, the range is 50µm to 200 µ m. The material of the transparent support element for scattering light 2 is particularly important, and is desired to be effective for further spreading the light scattered by the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 8. For example, desired materials are transparent substrates combining a plurality of transparent substrates differing in the refractive index sequentially from the one having the smallest refractive index to the one having the greatest, and microlens having light diffusion effect, among others. On one side of the transparent substrates 1 and 3 and both sides of the transparent support element for scattering light 500 A ITO (a mixture of indium oxide and tin oxide) is formed as transparent electrodes 4, 5, 6, 7. At this time, the crossing parts of the transparent electrodes 4, 5, and of the transparent electrodes 6, 7 are picture elements, and it is formed so that the picture elements may be matched, as seen from the viewing angle direction 14, between the transparent substrate 1 and transparent support element for scattering light 2, and between the transparent substrate 3 and transparent support element for scattering light 2. Consequently, the transparent substrate 1 and transparent support element for scattering light 2, and the transparent substrate 3 and transparent support element for scattering light 2 are glued together to a gap of 10 to 15 µ m. If this thickness is less than 5 µ m, the light scattering performance without application of voltage is insufficient, or if over 18 µ m, to the contrary, the specified electric field intensity for driving the liquid crystal is insufficient, and enough transparency is not obtained when voltage is applied, or the driving voltage becomes high. The higher driving voltage means a higher power consumption, which gives rise to necessity of improvement of TFT and other driving circuit, and hence it is not desired. Here, the gap of the substrates is controlled to be 12 µ m by means of a glass fiber of 12 µ m in average diameter, and they are glued together with thermosetting resin. Furthermore, polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layers 8 and 9 are formed. The forming method is to precipitate the liquid crystal by mixing and hardening the liquid crystal to thermal or photo setting resin, and to form liquid crystal drops 12, 13 in the polymers 10, 11. As the liquid crystal material, the nematic liquid crystal is desired because it is hardly colored and it hardly induces hysteresis, and the liquid crystal material containing chemically stable fluorine or chlorine liquid crystal materials is particularly desired. Dichroic pigments may be added to these liquid crystal materials. The volume fraction of the liquid crystal drops 12, 13 in the polymer 10, 11 layers containing liquid crystal drops 12, 13 is desired to be 50% or more and 95% or less, and more preferably 70% or more and 85% or less. If the volume fraction of the liquid crystal drops 12, 13 is less than 50%, the number of times of scattering of the incident light by the liquid crystal drops 12, 13 is smaller, and a sufficient light scattering intensity is not obtained. Or if the volume fraction of the liquid crystal drops 12, 13 is over 95%, the volume fraction of the polymers 10, 11 decreases, and the physical strength of the polymer wall is lowered, and the polymer network cannot be formed and maintained. Specifically, the resin used herein was a mixture of 0.3 g of trimethylol propane trimethacrylate, 1.7 g of butyl acrylate, and 0.06 g of irgacure 184 of Ciba-Geigy, and 8.0g of E8 (Merck) was uniformly mixed as liquid crystal material, and this material was injected between the transparent substrate 3 and transparent support element for scattering light 2. Then, an ultraviolet ray was emitted for 30 seconds at 60 mW/cm 2 under metal halide lamp to cure the resin, and the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 9 was formed. To cure more completely, it was let stand in nitrogen for 1 hour at 60°C in a dark place. Then, the same resin-liquid crystal material mixture was injected between the transparent substrate 1 and the transparent support element for scattering light 2, and an ultraviolet ray was emitted at 40 mW/m 2 so as not to pass through the preliminarily prepared polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 9 as heat treatment, and the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 8 was formed and a polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display element was obtained. Of thus prepared polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display element, the trasparent substrate 1 and transparent support element 2 for scattering light 2, and the transparent substrate 3 and trasparent support element for scattering light 2 were driven together respectively, and the electro-optical characteristics at this time were measured in an optical system with focusing angle of 6° (Potal LCD-5000 by Otsuka Denshi), and the light transmissivity without voltage and at 50 V, 60 Hz (respectively T 0 , T 50 ) was measured by the transmission method. As a result, this polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display element had the T 0 of 0.2% or less below the limit of measurement, and T 50 of 78.2%, and a favorable contrast was obtained. This polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display element may be used as reflection type liquid crystal display device by disposing a colored reflector plate at the back side. The reflection type liquid crystal display device is expected highly as handy type liquid crystal display element of low power consumption, light weight and high impact resistance, when the substrate is a plastic film, without requiring back light. As the colored reflector plate, assuming a monochromatic display, a black scattering plate, reflector mirror, more preferably a partial reflector mirror combining a half mirror and a black plate, and a partial reflector plate combining high mesh mirror and black plate are used. Assuming a color display, colored reflector plates corresponding to red, green and blue may be used, and preferably, a partial reflector mirror combining a half mirror and colored plates corresponding to red, green and blue, and a partial reflector plate combining a high mesh mirror and colored plates corresponding to red, green and blue may be used. Herein, the reflection type liquid crystal display device was fabricated by forming a black reflector film 15 on the back side of the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display element by spraying a back paint as colored reflector plate. When the transparent substrate 1 and transparent support element for scattering light 2, and the transparent substrate 3 and transparent support element for scattering light 2 were driven together, the reflection of light was 4.2% in ON state, and 69.8% in OFF state, and a reflection type liquid crystal display device presenting a favorable contrast was obtained. As the liquid crystal material, aside from the liquid crystal material disclosed in the embodiment, for example, ZLI-4792, ZLI-4718, ZLI-4749, E-44, ZLI-1289 (made by Merck) may be used. Besides, by driving independently the transparent substrate 1 and transparent support element for scattering light 2, and the transparent substrate 3 and transparent support element for scattering light 2, a multi-gradation display impossible in a single layer is realized. Comparison 1 A pair of substrates same as transparent substrates 1 and 3 possessing transparent electrodes in Example 1 were glued together with a thermosetting resin by controlling to a thickness of 12 µ m by means of a glass fiber of 12 µ m in average diameter. A same resin-liquid crystal mixture as in Example 1 was injected, and the resin was cured by ultraviolet ray at irradiation intensity of 40 mW/cm 2 , and was further heated to prepare a polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display element. The electro-optical characteristics of this polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display element were measured by the transmission method same as in Example 1, and, as a result, T 0 was 15.5% and T 50 was 80.1%. Example 2 A second embodiment is described below by referring to Fig. 1. It is characteristic in this mode that the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 8 is set in scatter-transmission mode, that the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 9 is set in colored-transmission mode containing dichroic dye, and that a white reflector film is disposed on the back side of the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal display element. Same as in Example 1, transparent electrodes 4, 5, 6, 7 are formed on the transparent substrates 1 and 3 and the transparent support element for scattering light 2. Then the transparent substrate 1 and transparent support element for scattering light 2 is glued together with a thermosetting resin by controlling the thickness to 12 µ m by means of a glass fiber of 12 µ m in average particle size. A same resin-liquid crystal mixture as in Example 1 is injected, and the resin is cured by ultraviolet ray at irradiation intensity of 40 mW/cm 2 , and is further heated to obtain a polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 8. On the other hand, on the transparent electrode 3 of the transparent substrate 3, a polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 9 containing dichroic dye in liquid crystal drop 13 is formed. As the dichroic pigment, the material having the dichroic ratio of at least 5, and preferably 6 or more is suited, and for example, merocyanine, anthraquinone, styryl, and azobenzene compounds may be used. Herein, specifically, to a mixed solution of 1.0 g of E8 (Merck) and 0.05 g of black dichroic pigment (S-301, Mitsui Toatsu Senryo), a uniformly dissolved solution of 0.25 g of methyl polymethacrylate (Delpet, Asahi Kasei) and 30 g of chloroform was applied by bar coating method to a thickness of about 12 µ m after drying in the air, and a polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 9 was formed by drying in nitrogen. The polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 9 side of the transparent substrate 3 was glued to the transparent support element for scattering light 2, and a white paint containing titanium oxide was applied as a white reflector plate to the back side of the transparent substrate 3 instead of the colored reflector film 15, and a white reflector film was formed, and a reflection type liquid crystal display device was fabricated. To drive this device, the voltage (60 Hz) is varied so that the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 9 may be ON or in transparent state when the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 8 is OFF or in scattering state, and that the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 9 may be OFF or in black state when the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 8 is on ON or in transparent state. As a result, in the former state, a paper-white display is achieved by the scattered light of the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 8 and the light passing through the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 9, scattered and reflected by the back side reflector film, and further scattered by the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 8. In the latter state, the light passing through the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 8 is absorbed by the darkened polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 8, and a black display is shown, so that a favorable monochromatic display element is achieved. As the electro-optical characteristics of this reflection type liquid crystal display device, the light reflection was 75.4% in white state and 3.5% in black state, and a favorable contrast was shown. Herein, the transparent support element for scattering light may be replaced by the same material as the transparent substrates 1 and 3. Or, instead of the polymer dispersion type liquid crystal layer 9 mixing a pigment in the liquid crystal drop, the White Taylor type guest-host mode or the like may be electrically controlled in transparent-colored state. Moreover, by disposing a white reflector film 15 at the substrate 1 side, a reflection type liquid crystal display device as seen from the direction of substrate 3 may be fabricated. The invention may be embodied in other specific forms and the present embodiments are therefore to be considered in all respects as illustrative and not restrictive, the scope of the invention being indicated by the appended claims rather than by the foregoing description and all changes which come within the meaning of the claims are therefore intended to be embraced therein.

Claims: A method of making a polymer dispersed liquid crystal display element comprising the steps of:- dispersing drops of a liquid crystal having a positive dielectric anisotropy (12, 13) in a polymer (10, 11) to form a polymer dispersed liquid crystal; overlaying at least two layers of the polymer dispersed liquid crystal for controlling light scattering and transmission electrically; and providing a transparent support element (2) for scattering light between said first and second layers of polymer dispersed liquid crystal (8, 9); the method being characterised in that the thickness of the transparent support element (2) is 50 to 200µm and the thickness of each polymer dispersed liquid crystal layer (8, 9) is 10 to 15µm. A method of making a liquid crystal element as claimed in claim 1 and further comprising the step of disposing a coloured reflective plate (15) on a back side of the second layer of polymer dispersed liquid crystal (9). A method of making a liquid crystal display element as claimed in claim 1 and further comprising the steps of: forming one of the layers of polymer dispersed type liquid crystal by disposing drops of a liquid crystal (13) containing a dichroic dye in a polymer (11); and providing a white reflective plate (15) on a back side of one of the layers of polymer dispersed liquid crystal. A liquid crystal display element comprising: - first and second layers of polymer dispersed liquid crystal (8, 9) comprising drops of a liquid crystal in a polymer (10, 11), the liquid crystal having a positive dielectric anisotropy (12, 13); and a transparent support element (2) between said first and second layers of polymer dispersed liquid crystal (8, 9), said transparent support element (2) being adapted to scatter light; the display element being characterised in that the thickness of the transparent support element (2) is 50 to 200µm and the thickness of each polymer dispersed liquid crystal layers (8, 9) is 10 to 15µm. A liquid crystal display element as claimed in claim 4 and further comprising a coloured reflective plate (15) disposed on a back side of the second layer of polymer dispersed liquid crystal (9). A liquid crystal display element as claimed in claim 4 wherein the second layer of polymer dispersed liquid crystal (9) comprises drops of a liquid crystal (13) containing a dichroic dye in a polymer (11); and wherein a white reflective plate (15) is provided on a back side of one of the layers of polymer dispersed liquid crystal.

Inventors: HIRAI TOSHIYUKI, KOHZAKI SHUICHI, ONISHI NORIAKI, YAMADA NOBUAKI, HIRAI, TOSHIYUKI, KOHZAKI, SHUICHI, ONISHI, NORIAKI, YAMADA, NOBUAKI
Applicants: SHARP KK, SHARP KABUSHIKI KAISHA
Application year: 1993
Main classification: G02F1
IPC codes: G02F1, G02B5