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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prevent electrodes from being damaged or broken by expansion of the electrodes.SOLUTION: A separator for a nonaqueous electrolyte battery includes: a base material having a porous film; and a porous surface layer which is formed on at least one surface of the base material, contains particles and a resin material, and has a rugged surface shape with an arithmetic mean surface roughness Sa from 1.0 μm to 4.0 μm inclusive. In the separator for a nonaqueous electrolyte battery, the surface layer preferably has a compression ratio B/A of 0.4 or greater, where A is the thickness of the surface layer under a load of 3.57 N/cmand B is the collapse amount of the surface layer under a load of 4000 N/cm.
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prevent luminance unevenness when viewing from a diagonal direction. SOLUTION: A light source controller 32 determines back light luminance BL i, j from the display luminance PN i, j of a block A i, j supplied from a display luminance calculation section 31. A light source controller 32 calculates the back light luminance BL i, j so as to attain less than the prescribed value for the absolute value of the value subtracted 1 from the back light lighting ratio r being the ratio of the back light set values of the adjacent blocks to each other when determining the back light luminance BL i, j . Then, the light source controller 32 controls the back light 12 so as to attain the calculated back light luminance BL i, j . The invention is applicable, for example, to the back light controller for controlling the back light of the liquid crystal display device. COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an image display device which achieves the reduction of cost and miniaturization by reducing the number of image projection elements while securing high image quality. SOLUTION: The image display device is equipped with one image projection element 2 emitting an image as luminous flux in a time-division manner, and a polygonal mirror 14 made variable so that the direction of the optical axis of the luminous flux emitted from the image projection element 2 may be different between a certain time and the following time which are divided by time-division. The luminous flux emitted from the image projection element 2 is varied, therefore, to a plurality of optical axis directions by time-division, and respectively projected to the different areas of a screen 5. Since the luminous flux as the image is emitted from the image projection element 2 by every time-division in such a case, the number of image projection elements can be reduced. COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a screen that allows the display of a high contrast image without decreasing the brightness of a display screen even in an environment having external light, and to provide an image display apparatus using the screen. SOLUTION: The screen 1 is divided into a first area A where light bent by a lenticular sheet 3 advances and a second area B where light bent by the sheet 3 does not advance. Black stripes 5 are formed on the observer side outermost surface of the second area B. Accordingly, since the outermost surface on which external light D falls can be covered with the black strips 5 to the maximum without interfering the emission of light from a projecting device, the external light D is absorbed and scattering can be restrained to the greatest degree. In addition, a scattering member 4 itself does not need to have an ND filter effect. This prevents a decrease in the brightness of white and allows the display of a high contrast image. COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To effectively improve characteristics of moving pictures with small power consumption in a hold type display device. SOLUTION: When the back surface of a display section 20, to which video is written with a prescribed interval, is to be illuminated, individual light emitting sections 31 to 36 are provided by dividing the back surface of the display section 20 into a plurality of portions so that the sections can individually emit light beams. Then, light emitting driving signals of the individual light emitting sections 31 to 36 are successively modulated with different timing in synchronism with the interval in which video is written into the display 20 and the Gaussian distribution waveforms or the waveforms close to the Gaussian distribution are used as the modulation waveforms synchronized to the interval in which the video is written. COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method for driving a cold cathode electric field electron emission display device which is free of luminance unevenness even when low-luminance pixel (image) display is performed. SOLUTION: Disclosed is the method for driving the cold cathode electric field electron emission display device comprising a cathode panel having M cathode electrodes, N gate electrodes, and electron emission areas and an anode panel having a phosphor layer and an anode electrode. A stage wherein emission and non-emission of electrons from N electron discharge areas comprising an (m)th cathode electrode and the N gate electrodes are controlled at the same time by applying a voltage V C to the (m)th cathode electrode and a voltage V G to the N gate electrodes at the same time while a voltage V A is applied to the anode electrode is repeated from m=1 to m=M and the application time of the voltage V G applied to the N gate electrodes respectively is varied to obtain desired luminance. COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO&NCIPI
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prevent image persistence by adjusting a timewise relation between a discharge pulse and an image signal data, optimizing writing of image signals to the liquid crystal, controlling decreases in transmittance and contrast, optimizing the timewise relation between the discharge pulse and the signal data according to the polarity, and preventing the DC component from being applied to the liquid crystal layer. SOLUTION: In a plasma addressed display device, a scanning circuit 22 starts applying the discharge pulse P1 after an image signal has reached a predetermined data potential D1 according to the change-over of the polarity, and finishes applying the discharge pulse P1 so that a time width t of the discharge pulse P1 is shorter than a time width T for holding the data potential D1, and repeats such application of the discharge pulse more than once synchronizing with a horizontal period in which the image signal is of the same polarity. Moreover, in the scanning circuit 22 it is preferable that the positive polarity image signal differs from the negative polarity signal in the overlapping amount of the time width of the discharge pulse and the time width for holding the data potential of the image signal.
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a gas discharge display device and a plasma address liquid crystal display device in which the deterioration of display quality due to the sputtering of cathode layer is prevented and suppressed, and to provide a manufacturing method for the same. SOLUTION: The display device comprises a liquid crystal cell substrate 109, a plasma cell substrate 104, a dielectric layer 103 that is provided between the liquid crystal cell substrate 109 and the plasma cell substrate 104, a liquid crystal layer 110 that is provided between the liquid crystal substrate 109 and the dielectric layer 103, and plural plasma channels 106 that are provided between the dielectric layer 103 and the plasma cell substrate 104. Each of the plural plasma channels 106 comprises a discharge gas, a positive electrode 107 and a negative electrode 108, and the negative electrode 108 comprises a negative electrode layer 108a made of a mixture of a conducting material and an insulating material containing glass of 30% or less of weight % of lead.
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To improve the sputtering resistance of a discharge electrode and restrain the malfunction of discharge by optimizing the electrodeposition conditions of a protecting coating. SOLUTION: This display comprises a pair of substrates 4, 8, bonded to each other via a predetermined gap to form a closed space, an ionizable gas filled in the space, and the discharge electrode 9 formed on at least one substrate 8 for ionizing the gas to genearte discahrge in the space. The discharge electrode 9 is coated with a protective coating 15 formed through electrodeposition. The protective coating 15 is formed by electrodepositing and firing a mixture of a conductive power containing borate or carbon and a glass powder. At electrodeposition, the conductive powder and the glass powder, each having an average particle size of 10 μm or smaller, in a grange of 1 μm to 3 μm, are mixed at a volume ratio in the range of 9:1 to 3:7, to make the protective coating 1 μm to 20 μm thick.
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PURPOSE: To prevent the erroneous writing operation of image signals based on an abnormal electric discharge. CONSTITUTION: This plasma address display device has a panel 1 superposed with display cells and plasma cells each other. While these display cells have signal electrodes 4 in a column form, the plasma cells have discharge channels 5 of a row form. A plasma driving circuit 2 generates the electric discharge by successively selecting discharge channels 5. A display driving circuit 3 supplies the image signals to the signal electrodes 4 in synchronization with the electric discharge. An abnormal discharge detecting circuit 9 detects the abnormality when the abnormality arises in the discharge of the selected discharge channels 5. A control circuit 10 controls the plasma driving circuit 2 according to the abnormality detection and immediately repeats the discharge by reselecting the discharge channels 5. The control circuit 10 may otherwise instantaneously end the selection of the discharge channel 5 by controlling the plasma driving circuit 2 according to the abnormality detection in place of the above.