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Toshimitsu Konuma

Publications -  44
Citations -  983

Toshimitsu Konuma is an academic researcher. The author has contributed to research in topics: Liquid crystal & Layer (electronics). The author has an hindex of 16, co-authored 44 publications receiving 983 citations.

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Liquid crystal device and method for manufacturing same with spacers formed by photolithography

TL;DR: An improved liquid crystal device and manufacturing method for same are described in this paper, where a pair of substrates, between which a liquid crystal layer is disposed, is joined with pillars inbetween functioning as spacers which are provided of photocurable resin by photolithography.
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Liquid crystal filling device

TL;DR: In this article, an improved liquid crystal filling device is shown, in which the liquid crystal is dropped on a substrate and then the other substrate is superimposed on the substrate under pressure.
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Manufacturing method for liquid crystal display

TL;DR: In this paper, a liquid crystal is dropped onto one side surface to be field of the substrate, sealed into a vacuum container 100, one side substrate 1 is provided on a heater 3 in the first space 4, the other substrate 1' facing in the upper direction is separated and the substrates are connected and arranged lightly mutually partially, and a cover side container 10' having the second space 5 is matched into a container 10 side by an O ring, and shaded with the mutually elastic layer and a silicone rubber 6.
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Method for manufacturing liquid crystal device with spacers formed by photolithography

TL;DR: An improved liquid crystal device and manufacturing method for same are described in this article, where a pair of substrates, between which a liquid crystal layer is disposed, is joined with pillars inbetween functioning as spacers which are provided of photocurable resin by photolithography.
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Liquid crystal device

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors proposed to increase the quantity of light transmitted through the liquid crystal device by providing a layer which has a composite body of liquid crystal and a transparent material between a couple of electrodes so that the both are mixed and one of them is dispersed.