Light emitting appliance
AssigneeRohm Co., Ltd.
InventorHaruo Tanaka
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AssigneeRohm Co., Ltd.
InventorHaruo Tanaka
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A blue light emitting element B and green light emitting element G are coupled in series with each other to constitute a ring. The coupling points of these elements are used as a first connecting point 24 and a second connecting point 26. The one electrode of a red light emitting element R is connected to the first input terminal 24 and the other electrode thereof is used as a third terminal. By adjusting the voltages to be applied to the input terminals 24, 26 and 28, the light emitting state of each light emitting element is adjusted. Therefore, it is only required that wiring is made for these three input terminals. With the input state of the input terminal 24 being fixed, only the input states of the input terminals 26 and 28 are changed using switches SW1 and SW2 so that the light emitting state of each light emitting element can be adjusted. Thus, the device structure inclusive of its wiring can be further simplified, thereby realizing high density display of the light emitting device.
A light emitting appliance comprising unit light emitting devices each composed of at least three light emitting elements which are caused to emit light by application of a voltage between respective pairs of anodes and cathodes and have substantially different emitted light colors, wherein
A light emitting appliance comprising unit light emitting devices each composed of at least three light emitting elements which are caused to emit light by application of a voltage between respective pairs of anodes and cathodes and having substantially different emitted light colors, wherein
A light emitting appliance comprising unit light emitting devices each composed of at least three organic electro-luminescence devices as a light emitting element which are caused to emit light by application of a voltage between respective pairs of anodes and cathodes and have substantially different emitted light colors,
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