Abstract: An in-cell touch panel device includes a first substrate, a plurality of color filters formed on a layer on an opposite side of a touch surface with respect to the first substrate, a transmitter electrode formed on a layer on an opposite side of the touch surface with respect to the plurality of color filters, a receiver electrode formed on a layer closer to the touch surface side with respect to the plurality of color filters, and a second substrate, a pixel electrode being disposed on the second substrate. The transmitter electrode includes a gap portion formed in a portion overlapping a space between adjacent ones of the plurality of color filters in a plan view.

Abstract: The glass fiber sizing agent of the invention comprises an amphoteric polymer compound, an organosilane compound and water, wherein the amphoteric polymer compound has a cationic unit derived from a cationic monomer such as an allylamine and an anionic unit derived from an anionic monomer such as maleic acid.

Abstract: A vacuum processing apparatus includes a process chamber capable of being evacuated and a gas quantity detector for outputting a gas quantity signal corresponding to a partial pressure of each kind of gas contained in the process chamber. The gas quantity detector has a detection sensitivity set in response to a sensitivity calibration signal externally supplied and generates the gas quantity signal at the set detection sensitivity. The gas quantity signal output from the gas quantity detector is obtained. The sensitivity calibration signal is input to the gas quantity detector so that a magnitude of the gas quantity signal for one reference gas selected from gasses contained in the process gas becomes near a target value. Vacuum processing techniques are provided for stably detecting the content of impurity gas by calibrating the sensitivity of the gas quantity detector.

Abstract: A vacuum processing apparatus includes a process chamber capable of being evacuated and a gas quantity detector for outputting a gas quantity signal corresponding to a partial pressure of each kind of gas contained in the process chamber. The gas quantity detector has a detection sensitivity set in response to a sensitivity calibration signal externally supplied and generates the gas quantity signal at the set detection sensitivity. A controller receives the gas quantity signal output from the gas quantity detector and outputs the sensitivity calibration signal to the gas quantity detector so that a magnitude of the gas quantity signal for one reference gas selected from gasses contained in the process gas becomes near a target value. Vacuum processing techniques are provided for stably detecting the content of impurity gas by calibrating the sensitivity of the gas quantity detector.