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Electronic-circuit assembling process and electronic-circuit assembling system

An electronic-circuit assembling process to be carried out in an electronic-circuit assembling system, for assembling an electronic circuit, by mounting electronic circuit components supplied from a component supplier, onto a circuit board, wherein the electronic circuit components includes at least one of different-property components having respective different electrical properties. The process includes: (a) a different-property-component-related information obtaining step of obtaining a different-property-component-related information including (a-i) a property-related information that enables recognition of the electrical property of the different-property component supplied from the component supplier and (a-ii) a different-property-component supply position that is a position of the component supplier supplying the different-property component, such that the different-property-component-related information is obtained by detecting the property-related information and/or the different-property-component supply position; (b) a mounting step of mounting, based on information related to the different-property-component supply position, the electronic circuit components including the different-property component, onto the circuit board; and (c) a property-related information providing step of providing the circuit board with the property-related information of the different-property component mounted on the circuit board.
Owner:FUJI MASCH MFG CO LTD

Light emitting device, method of driving a light emitting device, and electronic equipment

InactiveUS7250928B2Constant brightnessPreventing a luminance of the light emitting deviceStatic indicating devicesLight-emitting diodeLight emitting device
A light emitting device capable of preventing a luminance of individual light emitting elements from being fluctuated by applying electrical characteristics of TFTs for properly controlling current being fed to individual light emitting elements, and also capable of generating the constant luminance without adversely being affected by possible degradation of organic light emitting layers and variable temperature by way of preventing the luminance of light emitting elements from being lowered through degradation of organic light emitting layers. Instead of controlling the luminance of light emitting elements by means of a voltage applied to TFTs, by way of properly controlling current flowing into TFTs via a signal-line driving circuit, it is possible to hold on the current flowing into light emitting elements at a desired value without adversely being affected by electrical characteristics of TFTs. Further, a voltage biasing in an inverse direction is fed to light emitting elements per predetermined period of time. The above-described double means multiply such practical effects to more securely prevent the luminance from being lowered by possible degradation of organic light emitting layers, and make it possible to hold on such current flowing into light emitting elements at a desired value without being affected by electrical characteristics of TFTs.
Owner:SEMICON ENERGY LAB CO LTD

Display device and driving method thereof

In order to keep the luminance of a light emitting element constant, the correction is performed by an external device such as a computer, in which case a display device is inevitably complicated and increased in size. Even when degradation characteristics of the light emitting element are previously stored in a computer, the degradation characteristics vary at random depending on hysteresis of the light emitting element; therefore, changes in luminance cannot be corrected. According to the invention, a display device includes a displaying light emitting element provided in a display portion and a plurality of monitoring light emitting elements having the similar characteristics as the displaying light emitting element. At least one of the monitoring light emitting elements is operated under a condition different from the displaying light emitting element, and the ratio of the total amount of charge flowing through the displaying light emitting element to that flowing through the monitoring light emitting element is controlled to satisfy a certain relation in view of luminance degradation. When the one monitoring light emitting element reaches a predetermined voltage or time, the connection is switched from the one monitoring light emitting element to another monitoring light emitting element that has been operated under the same condition as the displaying light emitting element.
Owner:SEMICON ENERGY LAB CO LTD
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