JPS6279313A - Liquid crystal display apparatus - Google Patents

Liquid crystal display apparatus

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JPS6279313A
JPS6279313A JP21904885A JP21904885A JPS6279313A JP S6279313 A JPS6279313 A JP S6279313A JP 21904885 A JP21904885 A JP 21904885A JP 21904885 A JP21904885 A JP 21904885A JP S6279313 A JPS6279313 A JP S6279313A
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water level
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Norihisa Suzuki
鈴木 程久
Keiji Okuma
啓二 大隈
Takashi Katori
香取 隆
Koji Kumahara
熊原 弘二
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Hitachi Engineering Co Ltd
Hitachi Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To ensure positive visual observation on the basis of novel monitor display, by providing a liquid crystal display panel consisting of a plurality of NCAP type liquid crystal display elements and a display circuit controlling the voltage applied to the display objective element. CONSTITUTION:A water level detection terminal 15 detects the water level of a basin 16 and inputs the water level signal 16 to a water level selection circuit 17 to select at what position of allotted water level L1-L6 the water level is while a liquid display circuit 7 selects a NCAP type liquid crystal display panel 5 to display said water level. Six display elements 5 and six switches 9 corresponding to the water level L are turned ON and the parts of the elements 5-1-5-3 on the display panel becomes transparent when the water level is L3 and the color of the back surface of the panel 5 becomes viewable from the front surface thereof. Therefore, positive visual observation can be performed on the basis of novel monitor display using a NCAP type liquid crystal.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔発明の利用分野〕 本発明は、液晶監視装置、特に曲線式整列相形(ネマチ
ック カーブリニアアラインド フィーダ(NEMAT
ICCURVILINEARALIGNED PIIA
SE) 、 NCAPと略する)を使用した液晶監視装
置に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Application of the Invention] The present invention relates to a liquid crystal monitoring device, particularly a nematic linear aligned feeder (NEMAT).
ICCURVILINEARALIGNED PIIA
SE), abbreviated as NCAP).

〔発明の背景〕[Background of the invention]

上下水道プロセスにあっては、上下水道プロセスの主要
なフロー(概略池構成と水の流れ)と計測値は一目で監
視操作員が把握でき、何かを制御することが可能な様に
監視盤を設置する。上記主要なフローは、グラフィック
パネルと称し色を塗る。あるいは色を塗ったモザイクを
組合せて表示するのが仔通である。
In water and sewage processes, monitoring panels are installed so that monitoring operators can understand the main flow of water and sewage processes (general pond configuration and water flow) and measured values at a glance, and can control anything. Set up. The main flow described above is called the graphic panel and colors it. Alternatively, zitong displays a combination of colored mosaics.

一方、主要なプロセス計測値は、現在、マグサインと称
する磁気式表示素子を使用する。第1図にその例を示す
。表板1にマトリックス状にマグサイン2を設ける。こ
のマグサインは表と裏に別々の色を塗った磁性体素子で
あり、各素子毎に磁性材4を設け、この磁性材4にコイ
ル3を巻回し、コイル3に電流を流した場合と流さない
場合とでマグサイン2が表側2Aになったり裏側2Bに
なったりする制御を行う。第1図では4X4のマトリッ
クスに対し、下半分2X4を2Bとし、上半分2×4を
2八とする制御を行った図を示す。この表と裏の組合せ
で必要な表示が可能となる。
On the other hand, major process measurements currently use magnetic display elements called magsigns. An example is shown in FIG. Magsigns 2 are provided in a matrix on a top plate 1. This mag sign is a magnetic element whose front and back sides are painted in different colors. A magnetic material 4 is provided for each element, a coil 3 is wound around this magnetic material 4, and when a current is passed through the coil 3 and Control is performed so that the mag sign 2 becomes the front side 2A or the back side 2B depending on the case where there is no mag sign 2. FIG. 1 shows a diagram in which a 4×4 matrix is controlled so that the lower half 2×4 is 2B and the upper half 2×4 is 28. This combination of front and back allows the necessary display.

この従来例は、各個のマグサインの制御が簡単ではなく
、且つ価格的にも1Lいものであった。
In this conventional example, it was not easy to control each magsign, and the cost was 1L.

一方、液晶を使用しようとすることも考えられる6液晶
には、ツィステッド・ネマチック(TV)形と、ネマチ
ック曲線式整列相(NCAP)形とがある(″タリツク
株式会社の液体結晶ディスプレイ−テクノロジー”19
85年5月。クリック社発行)。
On the other hand, the six types of liquid crystals that may be considered for use include the twisted nematic (TV) type and the nematic curved aligned phase (NCAP) type ("Liquid Crystal Display Technology of Tarik Co., Ltd.") 19
May 1985. (Published by Click).

TN型ディスプレーは液晶の配列方法によって入射光の
偏光軸がねじられる(分散される)という特徴を利用し
ており、基本的な構造は2枚のガラス基板の間に液晶を
封入しさらに2枚の偏光板ではさんでいる。上下ガラス
基板の内面には透明電極層があり、また液晶分子が一方
向に配列するような溝がつけられている。この際上下基
板の配列方向は相対的に90@ずれているので液晶分子
の配向性は基板間で906ねじれてる(ツイスト)。
TN-type displays utilize the characteristic that the polarization axis of incident light is twisted (dispersed) by the way the liquid crystals are arranged, and the basic structure is that the liquid crystal is sealed between two glass substrates, and two more glass substrates are placed between them. It is sandwiched between two polarizing plates. There are transparent electrode layers on the inner surfaces of the upper and lower glass substrates, and grooves are formed so that liquid crystal molecules are aligned in one direction. At this time, since the alignment directions of the upper and lower substrates are relatively shifted by 90@, the orientation of the liquid crystal molecules is twisted (twisted) by 906 between the substrates.

上下偏光板の偏光軸も各々上下ガラス基板の配列方向に
合わせて90°回転している。
The polarization axes of the upper and lower polarizing plates are also rotated by 90° in accordance with the arrangement direction of the upper and lower glass substrates.

” OF F ”状態(無電圧状S)では光が偏光板に
よって一方向に偏光され、ガラス基板を通過して液晶層
に入射する。液晶層で光は液晶分子の配列に従って偏光
面を90°回転し、下側のガラス基板と偏光板を透過す
る。一般的にはディスプレーの裏側に反射板があり、光
はディスプレーを逆に通過して反射される。表側(入射
光側)からみた時この状態でディスプレーは灰色にみえ
る(比較的暗くみえるのは光が入射する際偏光板によっ
て50%以上吸収されてしまうからである)。
In the "OF F" state (no-voltage state S), light is polarized in one direction by the polarizing plate, passes through the glass substrate, and enters the liquid crystal layer. In the liquid crystal layer, the plane of polarization of the light is rotated by 90 degrees according to the alignment of the liquid crystal molecules, and the light is transmitted through the lower glass substrate and polarizing plate. Typically, there is a reflector behind the display, and the light is reflected back through the display. When viewed from the front side (incident light side), the display appears gray in this state (it appears relatively dark because more than 50% of the incident light is absorbed by the polarizing plate).

電界がかけられると液晶はr立った」状態になる。電界
は両ガラス基板の内面につけた透明導電極(透明電性薄
膜りに電圧を印加することによって生じる。この状態で
は液晶分子が電界方向に配列を変え、光は回転されない
。従って光は入射側の偏光板で偏光され、そのまま回転
せずに液晶層を通過し、偏光軸が90°回転した出射側
の偏光板で完全に遮断されるのでディスプレーは黒くみ
える。
When an electric field is applied, the liquid crystal becomes erect. The electric field is generated by applying a voltage to the transparent conductive electrodes (transparent conductive thin films) attached to the inner surfaces of both glass substrates. In this state, the liquid crystal molecules change their alignment in the direction of the electric field, and the light is not rotated. Therefore, the light is directed toward the incident side. The light is polarized by the polarizing plate, passes through the liquid crystal layer without being rotated, and is completely blocked by the polarizing plate on the output side, whose polarization axis has been rotated by 90 degrees, so the display appears black.

液晶層の厚みはディスプレーの画質に大きな影響を与え
る。液晶層の厚すぎると応答速度、視野角、コントラス
トなどが悪くなり、逆に薄すぎると不用な又は好ましく
ない雑色が生じる(これはRAINBOW  EFFE
CT=虹効果と呼ばれルコトがある)。
The thickness of the liquid crystal layer has a large effect on the image quality of the display. If the liquid crystal layer is too thick, the response speed, viewing angle, contrast, etc. will be poor, and if it is too thin, unnecessary or undesirable miscellaneous colors will appear (this is caused by RAINBOW EFFE).
CT = called the rainbow effect).

TN型ディスプレーはこのように液晶層の厚みに敏感な
ので、5〜100m1角以上の大型サイズをつくること
は難しくなる。これは大型化するにつれてディスプレー
全体にわたって液晶の厚みを均質にすることが困難にな
り、またガラス基板にも缶の可能性が高くなるからであ
る。
Since TN type displays are sensitive to the thickness of the liquid crystal layer, it is difficult to produce large-sized displays of 5 to 100 square meters or more. This is because as the size of the display increases, it becomes difficult to make the thickness of the liquid crystal uniform over the entire display, and the possibility of forming a glass substrate also increases.

さらにTN型ディスプレーはガラス構造の為比較的重く
なり、しかも割れ易い、また湾曲など平面型以外のディ
スプレーの製造は難しくコスト的に見合わない。TN型
ディスプレーのもう一つの欠点は偏光板を必要とするこ
とである。偏光板は光を吸収して画面を暗くする上視野
角をせまくする。これは液晶を使った最近のテレビやコ
ンピュータ・ディスプレーにおいても特に著しい。
Furthermore, because of the glass structure of the TN type display, it is relatively heavy and is easily broken, and it is difficult to manufacture displays other than flat types such as curved displays, which is not cost-effective. Another disadvantage of TN type displays is the need for polarizers. Polarizing plates absorb light, darkening the screen and narrowing the viewing angle. This is especially noticeable in modern televisions and computer displays that use liquid crystals.

一方、NCAP形液晶は、従来のTN形とは根本的に異
なる構造である。即ち、液晶は透明のポリマーの中にカ
プセル状に封入され、内面に透明電極層のついた2枚の
プラスチック・フィルムにはさまれている。” OF 
F ”状態ではカプセル壁の圧縮力により液晶は不規則
に並び光を分散させる。この状態で液晶は半透明で白色
であるが染料や色光で色を加えることもできる。
On the other hand, the NCAP type liquid crystal has a fundamentally different structure from the conventional TN type. That is, the liquid crystal is encapsulated in a transparent polymer and sandwiched between two plastic films with transparent electrode layers on the inside. ” OF
In the F'' state, the liquid crystals are arranged irregularly due to the compressive force of the capsule wall and disperse light. In this state, the liquid crystals are translucent and white, but colors can be added using dyes or colored light.

プラスチック・フィルム内面の透明電極(透明電性薄暎
層)に電圧を印加すると電界が生じ、この力がポリマー
・カプセルの表面力より大きくなるので液晶分子は「立
ち上がるJ。この状態では光がそのまま透過するので液
晶は透明になり、裏側がすけてみえる。液晶層の裏側に
黒いバックを置けば白黒のディスプレーが得られる(黒
地に白表示或いは白地に黒表示)。バックの色を変えた
り染料や色光で液晶の色を変えることによってカラー化
をはかることができる。
When a voltage is applied to the transparent electrode (transparent conductive thin layer) on the inner surface of the plastic film, an electric field is generated, and this force becomes greater than the surface force of the polymer capsule, causing the liquid crystal molecules to "stand up." In this state, light remains as it is. Because it passes through, the liquid crystal becomes transparent and the back side is visible.By placing a black back on the back side of the liquid crystal layer, a black and white display can be obtained (white display on a black background or black display on a white background).You can change the color of the back or use dyes. Colorization can be achieved by changing the color of the liquid crystal using colored light.

こうしたNCAP形液晶を監視装置に適用することは従
来考えられていなかった。
Conventionally, it has not been considered to apply such an NCAP type liquid crystal to a monitoring device.

〔発明の目的〕[Purpose of the invention]

本発明の目的は、NCAP形液晶を利用した液晶監視装
置を提供するものである。
An object of the present invention is to provide a liquid crystal monitoring device using an NCAP type liquid crystal.

〔発明の概要〕[Summary of the invention]

本発明の目的は、NCAP形液晶を使用し、電圧を印加
することによりNCAP形液晶を透明にし裏面色をパネ
ル前面から目視できる、又は不透明にすると白色になる
性質を利用して表示を行わせた。この際NCAP形液晶
を複数個設けそれらの選択制御を行わせることとした。
An object of the present invention is to use an NCAP type liquid crystal, and by applying a voltage, make the NCAP type liquid crystal transparent so that the color of the back side can be seen from the front of the panel, or to display using the property that when it is made opaque, it becomes white. Ta. At this time, a plurality of NCAP type liquid crystals were provided and their selection was controlled.

〔発明の実施例〕[Embodiments of the invention]

第2図は上下水道システムでの池(例えば浄水池やロッ
ク形成池等)の水位の監視表示装置の実施例を示す。池
6は、割付水位L1〜L6を持ち、どの割付水位に現状
の水位があるかを表示して監視することを目的として監
視表示装置を設置する。
FIG. 2 shows an embodiment of a water level monitoring and display device for a pond (eg, a water treatment pond, a rock formation pond, etc.) in a water supply and sewage system. The pond 6 has assigned water levels L1 to L6, and a monitoring display device is installed for the purpose of displaying and monitoring which assigned water level the current water level is at.

池6には水位検出端15を設け、この端子15からの検
出信号16を水位選定回路17が取込み。
A water level detection terminal 15 is provided in the pond 6, and a detection signal 16 from this terminal 15 is received by a water level selection circuit 17.

現状水位が割付水位L1〜L6のどの位置にあるかを選
定する。
Select which position of the assigned water levels L1 to L6 the current water level is at.

液晶表示回路7は、その選定結果を示す信号18を取込
み、選定結果を示す位置の表示を行わせるべくNCAP
形液晶表示板5を選択して表示させる。
The liquid crystal display circuit 7 takes in a signal 18 indicating the selection result, and sends an NCAP signal 18 to display the position indicating the selection result.
Select the type liquid crystal display board 5 to display the image.

液晶表示板5は、割付水位対応L1〜L6対応に6個の
表示素子5−1〜5−6を有する。表示素子5−1〜5
−6はいずれも個々に電源8の電圧印加できる。その選
択手段がスイッチ9である。
The liquid crystal display board 5 has six display elements 5-1 to 5-6 corresponding to the assigned water levels L1 to L6. Display elements 5-1 to 5
-6 can be individually applied with the voltage of the power source 8. The selection means is the switch 9.

液晶表示回路7は、スイッチ9の選択を行い、表示すべ
き個所のスイッチ9をONする。
The liquid crystal display circuit 7 selects the switches 9 and turns on the switches 9 at the locations to be displayed.

第3図は、液晶表示板5の表示例を示す。液晶表示板5
の中のいずれの素子5−1〜5−6も選択しない電圧無
印加条件のもとでは左図のように白色(不透明)である
。今、水位がL3にあるとすると、索子5−1〜5−3
を選択し、この3つの素子用のスイッチ9をONとし、
電圧印加する。
FIG. 3 shows an example of a display on the liquid crystal display board 5. LCD display board 5
Under the condition that no voltage is applied, in which none of the elements 5-1 to 5-6 is selected, the color is white (opaque) as shown in the left figure. If the water level is now at L3, then the cables 5-1 to 5-3
, turn on the switches 9 for these three elements,
Apply voltage.

この結果、右図のように、素子5−1〜5−3の部分の
みが選択されて、透明となる。これによって、水位がL
3の位置にあることがわかる。
As a result, only the elements 5-1 to 5-3 are selected and made transparent, as shown in the right figure. This causes the water level to
It can be seen that it is in position 3.

透明であるとみにくい点があるため、透明になった時、
特別の色になるようにすればよい。その例を第4図に示
す。表示装置10の表示板5の背面に特別の色を塗った
塗装板12(カラー板でもよい)を支持台11で支持さ
せておく。表示板5の素子が透明になったとき、この塗
装板12の色が前面からみることができ、確実な目視が
可能となる。
When transparent, there are some ugly spots, so when it becomes transparent,
Just make it a special color. An example is shown in FIG. A painted plate 12 (a color plate may be used) painted with a special color is supported on the back surface of a display board 5 of a display device 10 by a support stand 11. When the elements of the display board 5 become transparent, the color of the painted board 12 can be seen from the front, allowing reliable visual inspection.

液晶表索子5−1〜5−6は、それぞれ、透明な導電性
プラスチック基板を2枚の電極とし、その間に透明なポ
リマーでカプセル状に封入した液晶より成る液晶体を挾
持させた構成になる。
Each of the liquid crystal display elements 5-1 to 5-6 has a structure in which a transparent conductive plastic substrate is used as two electrodes, and a liquid crystal body made of liquid crystal encapsulated in a transparent polymer is sandwiched between them. Become.

液晶表示素子は文字形状にすれば1文字表示が可能とな
る。
A liquid crystal display element can display a single character if it is shaped like a character.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

本発明によれば、NCAP型液晶を利用することによっ
て新規な監視表示が可能となった。
According to the present invention, a new monitoring display has become possible by using an NCAP type liquid crystal.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1図は本発明の実施例図、第2図はその表示例図、第
3図は表示装置の実施例、第4図は従来例図である。 5・・・NCAP形液晶表示板、6・・・池。
FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 shows an example of its display, FIG. 3 shows an embodiment of the display device, and FIG. 4 shows a conventional example. 5... NCAP type liquid crystal display board, 6... Pond.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1、複数個のNCAP形液晶表示素子より成る液晶表示
板と、該表示板の表示素子の表示対象とする素子への電
圧印加を制御する表示回路と、より成る液晶監視装置。 2、上記表示素子の視覚側と反対位置に色付き板を設け
てなる特許請求の範囲第1項記載の液晶監視装置。
[Claims] 1. A liquid crystal monitor consisting of a liquid crystal display board made up of a plurality of NCAP type liquid crystal display elements, and a display circuit that controls the application of voltage to the display target elements of the display elements of the display board. Device. 2. The liquid crystal monitoring device according to claim 1, further comprising a colored plate provided at a position opposite to the viewing side of the display element.
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Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPH0475380U (en) * 1990-11-09 1992-07-01
JPH08141278A (en) * 1994-11-18 1996-06-04 Toshiba Corp Washing machine

Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPH0475380U (en) * 1990-11-09 1992-07-01
JPH08141278A (en) * 1994-11-18 1996-06-04 Toshiba Corp Washing machine

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