Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – With specific current responsive fault sensor
Patent
1974-10-01
1977-05-03
Jackmon, E. S.
Electricity: electrical systems and devices
Safety and protection of systems and devices
With specific current responsive fault sensor
58 4A, 58 23A, 58 55, 58 855, 361400, 340324M, G04B 1930, G04B 1924, G04B 2700, G08B 2300
Patent
active
040206270
ABSTRACT:
A liquid crystal display electronic watch comprises a metal substrate, whose upside and downside surfaces are insulated by a flexible print sheet. A liquid crystal cell and a time keeping decoder drive circuit are arranged on the upside of the substrate and other circuit elements are arranged beneath the downside thereof. The exteriorly operating parts are arranged around the periphery of the substrate. All of the electrical and mechanical operating members are arranged in a plane with respect to the substrate and so electrically connected and mechanically interlocked that date and/or week day are displayed with the least possible members. The watch is thin, small, simple in construction and reliable in operation.
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Iinuma Yoshio
Kimura Satoshi
Yasuda Tetuya
Yoshida Masateru
Citizen Watch Co. Ltd.
Jackmon E. S.
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