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Takashi Miyayama
Researcher at Mitsubishi Electric
Publications - 33
Citations - 387
Takashi Miyayama is an academic researcher from Mitsubishi Electric. The author has contributed to research in topics: Electrode & Display device. The author has an hindex of 9, co-authored 29 publications receiving 384 citations.
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Semiconductor device and shift register circuit
TL;DR: In this article, a dual-gate transistor formed of two transistors connected in series between a first power terminal and a first node is used as a charging circuit for charging a gate node (first node) of a transistor intended to pull up an output terminal of a unit shift register.
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Touch panel and display device including the same
TL;DR: In this paper, a touch screen of a touch panel includes plural detection column wirings and plural detection row wirsings that cross the detection column Wirings, which are arrayed at further outer sides of outermost detection column wires out of the detection row wires.
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Touch screen, touch panel, and display device including the same
Masafumi Agari,Naoki Nakagawa,Takeshi Ono,Seiichiro Mori,Takashi Miyayama,Takuji Imamura,Tatsuya Nakamura +6 more
TL;DR: In this article, the authors define a plurality of block areas obtained by dividing an intersection area in which the bundle of wirings in a column direction and bundle of wires in a row direction intersect in a plan view, and only the detection column wiring or only the detecting row wiring is provided in each of the block areas.
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Touch screen, touch panel, display device, and electronic apparatus
岳 大野,Takeshi Ono,中村 達也,Tatsuya Nakamura,達也 中村,卓司 今村,Takuji Imamura,隆 宮山,Takashi Miyayama,泰 折田,Yasushi Orita,上里 将史,Masafumi Agari,将史 上里,中川 直紀,Naoki Nakagawa,直紀 中川 +16 more
TL;DR: In this article, the authors propose a technique with which it is possible to reduce an offset for the electrostatic capacitance of a detection cell and suppress the lack of balance in detection sensitivity.
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Touch panel and display apparatus having the same
Takashi Miyayama,Seiichiro Mori +1 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors present a touch screen including a plurality of first sensing lines formed of mesh-like conductors and arranged in parallel on a substrate, and second dummy patterns arranged in areas opposed to areas between adjacent second sensing lines through the insulating film, and having a form as part of the mesh forms of the first sensors such that the adjacent second sensors form an apparently continuous mesh form in plan view.