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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an organic light-emitting element in which each light-emitting unit has a different-color light-emitting layer to improve the light extraction efficiency of colors; and to provide a display device and a lighting system equipped therewith. SOLUTION: A blue light-emitting layer 13C is arranged including a nearest contact interference position IB0 (a zero-order interference position) nearest a first electrode 12 out of blue interference positions IB0, IB1, IB2, .... A green light-emitting layer 15E is arranged including the position IB1 (a first-order interference position) near the first electrode 12 next to the nearest contact interference position IB0 out of the blue interference positions IB0, IB1, .... COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To allow quick and accurate correction of image sticking. SOLUTION: In a display device, the reduction in brightness due to aging degradation is corrected on the basis of emission brightness of respective pixels 101 measured by light receiving sensors provided on a rear surface of an EL panel 2. A reflecting sheet 61 is bonded to and disposed on a surface opposite to a surface whereon a gate electrode 73 is formed, of a support substrate 71 constituting the EL panel, namely, on the rear surface of the EL panel 2. Thus light emitted from an organic EL layer 79, which is shown by an optical path Xd, is repeatedly reflected by the reflecting sheet 61 and metal films such as auxiliary wiring 81 and an anode electrode 78 to reach the light receiving sensors provided in places distant from pixels 101 emitting the light. This technology is applicable to, for example, a panel using spontaneous light emitting elements. COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a display device capable of performing a highly precise image persistence correction at high speed. SOLUTION: Based on the luminance of light emitted by each pixel, measured by a light-receiving sensor 3 provided on the back of an EL panel 2, a display device corrects a luminance decrease caused by deterioration resulting from a lapse of time. A space for the passage of light emitted from an organic EL layer 79, reflected to a counter substrate 72, and entering the back surface of the EL panel 2 is obtained between adjacent anode electrodes 78. Thus, light emitted from the organic EL layer 79 defined by optical paths Xb' and Xc' and reflected by the counter substrate 72 is caused to reach the light-receiving sensor 3. The present invention can be applied to a panel using an element that emits light by itself. COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an organic electroluminescence display device which can prevent surely a deterioration of a portion of an upper electrode which connects a portion of the upper electrode on a laminated structural body with a portion of the upper electrode on an auxiliary cable. SOLUTION: The organic electroluminescence display device is provided with (A) a lower electrode 21, (B) an insulation layer 24 which has an open mouth portion 26 and the lower electrode exposed in a bottom of the open mouth portion 26, (C) an auxiliary cable 25, (D) a laminated structural body 23 which is arranged from a portion of the lower electrode 21 exposed in the bottom of the open mouth portion 26 through a portion 24' of the insulation layer 24 surrounding the open mouth portion 26 and is composed of an organic light emitting material, and (E) a plurality of organic EL elements provided with an upper electrode 22. The laminated structural body 23 has a portion 23' contacting with an auxiliary cable 25, and the insulation layer 24 and the auxiliary cable 25 are provided commonly for the plurality of organic EL elements, and the upper electrode 22 covers an entire surface of the laminated structural body 23 and the auxiliary cable 25 composing the plurality of organic EL elements. COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To remarkably improve luminance in an effective vision range by controlling a light distribution angle, a distribution and the like, while keeping uniformity of a light distribution characteristic. SOLUTION: This light-emitting device is provided with light-emitting elements emitting light, and a concave mirror part 38 erected around light-emitting surface 45a of the light-emitting element, and reflecting the light from the light emitting element. In the light-emitting device, the concave mirror part 38 is formed so as to have light-reflecting surfaces 38a each obtained by rotating a part of a parabola; and the center axis of the rotation is set by being offset, at a position where it passes through the side of the parabola relative to the midpoint of a line connecting the part of the parabola and a focus of the parabola. COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a light-emitting device capable of improving the viewing angle, while restraining degradation of front-surface luminance. SOLUTION: A light control film 50, formed by stacking a plurality of scattering layers 51, is arranged on a surface of a sealing panel 20. The respective scattering layers 51 has a fixed refraction indexes in the thickness direction, and has a distribution of the refraction indexes in an in-plane specific direction. Tilt angles of the scattering layers 51 are smaller than the critical angle, and the tilt angles thereof are different from one another. As a result, viewing angle characteristics are improved, while restraining degradation of front-surface luminance. In the stacking state of the respective scattering layers 51, it is preferable that they be stacked, such that the tilt angles will increase sequentially, as they approach the upper layer side from the side close to the light-emitting layer. Irregularities can be offset or reduced, by preventing the generation of the positive tilt in the luminance-view angle characteristics (curve) on a light extraction surface 40, generated by the light distribution characteristics of the incident light from the light-emitting layer. COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a display device capable of correcting variance in color tone appearing by panels. SOLUTION: The display device includes a color correcting circuit 5 which corrects colors of an externally input RGB video signal and then outputs the RGB video signal to a panel 1. The color correcting circuit 5 previously measures a saturation color and white characteristic of the panel in the form of XYZ chromaticity and finds a first conversion matrix for converting RGB chromaticity of the input RGB video signal into XYZ chromaticity, based upon measurement results. Further, the color correcting circuit 5 finds a second conversion matrix for converting XYZ chromaticity of a saturation color previously set depending upon specifications of the panel into RGB chromaticity, and then converts the input RGB video signal into an output RGB video signal by using those first and second conversion matrixes to correct variances in saturation color and white appearing by panels according to specifications of the panels. COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an organic luminescent element capable of improving light-emitting performance as much as possible. SOLUTION: In blue organic EL elements 16B, green organic EL elements 16G and red organic EL elements 16R, an organic layer 163 formed between lower electrode layers 161B, 161G and 161R and an upper electrode layer 164 has a laminated structure where a plurality of luminescent layers are laminated. In particular, (1) a distance (first optical distance) between each reflecting surface of the lower electrode layers 161B, 161G and 161R and a light-emitting surface of each luminescent layer out of the plurality of luminescent layers satisfies a predetermined expression; (2) a distance (second optical distance) between each reflecting surface of the lower electrode layers 161B, 161G and 161R and an interfacial surface between reflecting surface specifying surfaces 165 and 166 satisfies another predetermined expression 2; and (3) the distances between the lower electrode layers 161B, 161G and 161R and the organic layer 163 in the green organic EL elements 16G are larger than those in the blue organic EL elements 16B and the red organic EL elements 16R. COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an organic luminescent element capable of improving luminescent performance as much as possible. SOLUTION: An organic EL element 100 has a structure where an organic layer 20 is formed between a lower electrode layer 10 having light reflectivity and an upper electrode layer 30 having light transparency. The organic layer 20 has a laminated structure where a plurality of luminescent layers (blue luminescent layers 22 and 24, a green luminescent layer 26 and a red luminescent layer 28) are laminated. A distance (optical distance) between the lower electrode layer 10 and each luminescent layer satisfies a relational expression of L=(m-Φ/2π)λ/2, where L is the distance (optical distance) between the lower electrode layer 10 and each luminescent layer; m is an order (0 or an integer); Φ is a phase shift generated when light generated in each luminescent layer is reflected on the lower electrode layer 10; and λ is a peak wavelength of a spectrum when light generated in each luminescent layer is emitted from the organic EL element 100. COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an organic light-emitting device that can achieve miniaturizing and high performance. SOLUTION: The organic light-emitting device, after white light generated from an organic layer 163 is resonated between lower electrode layers 161R, 161G, 161B and an upper electrode layer 164, is provided with a red organic EL element 16R, a green organic EL element 16G, and a blue organic EL element 16B to discharge a red light HR, a green light HG, and a blue light HB through an upper electrode layer 164, respectively. The reflectivity S1G of the lower electrode layer 161G of the green organic EL element 16G is smaller than the reflectivity S1R of the lower electrode layer 161R of the red organic EL element 16R (S1G COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT