| 20120063260 | TURBINE VIBRATOR - A turbine vibrator has a housing, an eccentric rotor mounted in an air chamber of the housing and two covers mounted respectively in two mounting recesses of the housing. Two threaded walls defined respectively around the mounting recesses of the housing have same threaded directions. Therefore, the mounting recesses, the air chamber and the other mounting recess are formed sequentially so axes of the mounting recesses and the air chamber are disposed along a same line. Manufacturing processes of the housing is reduced and shearing forces applied to the shafts of the eccentric rotor are reduced so the turbine vibrator has a prolonged useful life. Moreover, as a rotating direction of the eccentric rotor and the fastening directions of the covers are the same, when the turbine vibrator operates, the covers tighten against the housing. The first and second covers do not drop from the housing. | 03-15-2012 |
| 20110146889 | METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING DISPLAY DEVICE WITH OPTICAL/ELECTRONIC STRUCTURES - A disclosed method for manufacturing a display device with optical/electronic structures according to the present invention comprises: a first step for forming the optical/electronic structures on the primary side of a release film onto which an adhesive is applied, a second step for attaching the primary side of the release film to a substrate or a film, and a third step for removing only the release film from the substrate or film while the optical/electronic structures are attached thereto. According to the invention, the optical/electronic structures are transferred and attached to the substrate or film of the display device after firstly being attached to the release film. Therefore, the optical structure, such as a certain shaped micro lens, color filter, polarizing layer, or ITO layer, with optical characteristics or the electronic structure such as a circuit or electrode pattern like a thin film transistor (TFT) and in-cell phase difference film can be formed on the surface of the substrate or film very easily. That is to say, the optical/electronic structures can be formed very easily on the substrate or film of the display device in a desirable shape with uniform shape and size. In addition, the deterioration of an element of the display device can be prevented as a result of attaching the optical/electronic structures to the display device without directly radiating rays of light such as ultraviolet rays onto the display device. | 06-23-2011 |
