Flat display panel module and flat display apparatus
AssigneesHitachi, Ltd., Fujitsu Hitachi Plasma Display Limited
InventorsAkito Tanokuchi, Kuninori Suzuki, Kazuo Imaoka
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Abstract
A technique for improving impact resistance performance of a panel is provided in a module or display apparatus with a flat display panel. In a PDP module, a filter is bonded onto a front surface side of a PDP, and a base chassis is bonded to a rear surface side with a two-sided tape. In an attaching portion for the base chassis and a casing, a spring structure portion having a sloped portion and a space is provided in an area of the base chassis so as to correspond to a connecting part of the casing. Impact to glass of the PDP is buffered to an impact force in a direction vertical to a surface of the PDP due to a spring property of the spring structure portion.
Claims20
A flat display panel module comprising:
- a flat display panel including glass;
- a base chassis fixed closely to a surface of the flat display panel;
- an attaching portion including a structure or part for attaching a flat display apparatus casing to a rear surface side of the base chassis;
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- an elastic structure portion for buffering, absorbing or distributing a force applied to the flat display panel, the elastic structure portion being provided to the attaching portion.
A flat display apparatus comprising:
- a flat display panel module including:
- a flat display panel including glass;
- a base chassis fixed closely to a surface of the flat display panel;
- an attaching portion including a structure or part for attaching a flat display apparatus casing to a rear surface side of the base chassis;
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- an elastic structure portion for buffering, absorbing or distributing a force applied to the flat display panel, the elastic structure portion being provided to the attaching portion,
- wherein a side of the base chassis and the flat display apparatus casing are connected and fixed via the connecting part in the attaching portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.