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E-Paper Displays

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

15.08.2022

Herausgeber

Bo-Ru Yang

Verlag

John Wiley & Sons

Seitenzahl

320

Maße (L/B/H)

26/20,8/2,2 cm

Gewicht

936 g

Auflage

1. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-119-74558-7

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

15.08.2022

Herausgeber

Bo-Ru Yang

Verlag

John Wiley & Sons

Seitenzahl

320

Maße (L/B/H)

26/20,8/2,2 cm

Gewicht

936 g

Auflage

1. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-119-74558-7

Herstelleradresse

Produktsicherheitsverantwortliche/r
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • List of Contributors xi

    Series Editor's Foreword xiii

    Editor's Preface xv

    1 The Rise, and Fall, and Rise of Electronic Paper 1
    Paul S. Drzaic, Bo-Ru Yang, and Anne Chiang

    1.1 Introduction 1

    1.2 Why Electronic Paper? 2

    1.3 Brightness, Color, and Resolution 2

    1.4 Reflectivity and Viewing Angle 4

    1.5 Translating Print-on-Paper into Electronic Paper 5

    1.6 The Allure of Electronic Paper vs. the Practicality of LCDs 10

    1.7 The Evolution of Electrophoretic Display-Based Electronic Paper 11

    1.8 Initial Wave of Electrophoretic Display Development 12

    1.9 The Revival of EPDs 17

    1.10 Developing a Commercial Display 18

    1.11 Enhancing Brightness and Contrast 19

    1.12 Microencapsulation Breakthrough 20

    1.13 Image Retention 21

    1.14 Active-Matrix Compatibility 23

    1.15 Electronic Book Products, and E Ink Merger 25

    1.16 Summary 26

    2 Fundamental Mechanisms of Electrophoretic Displays 31
    Bo-Ru Yang and Kristiaan Neyts

    2.1 General View of Electronic Ink Operation 31

    2.2 Charging Mechanism with Inverse Micelle Dynamics 33

    2.3 Drift and Diffusion of Charged Inverse Micelles 35

    2.4 Motion of Charged Inverse Micelles Under External Field Driving 38

    2.5 Stern Layer Formation 41

    2.6 Charging Mechanism with Particles and Additives 44

    2.7 Observations on a Single Particle 44

    2.8 Rheological Effects During Driving 47

    2.9 Bistability After Removing External Fields 48

    2.10 Full Color E-Paper 49

    2.11 Conclusion 50

    3 Driving Waveforms and Image Processing for Electrophoretic Displays 53
    Zong Qin and Bo-Ru Yang

    3.1 Driving Waveforms of EPDs 53

    3.2 Image Processing 61

    3.3 Advanced Driving Methods for Future E-Papers 69

    4 Fast-Switching Mode with CLEARInk Structure 75
    Robert J. Fleming

    4.1 Introduction 75

    4.2 CLEARink Display Optics 78

    4.3 CLEARink Reflective Color Displays 85

    4.4 Electrophoretic Displays with CLEARink Structure 89

    4.5 CLEARink Device Architecture 93

    4.6 Manufacturing and Supply Chain 96

    4.6.1 Status of Technology and Future Projections 96

    Acknowledgments 97

    5 Bistable Cholesteric Liquid Crystal Displays -- Review and Writing Tablets 99
    Clinton Braganza and Mauricio Echeverri

    5.1 Introduction 99

    5.2 Materials and Optical Properties 99

    5.3 Image Creation Using Cholesteric Liquid Crystals 104

    5.4 Applications 108

    5.5 Writing Tablets 109

    5.6 Conclusions 126

    6 The Zenithal Bistable Display: A Grating Aligned Bistable Nematic Liquid Crystal Device 131
    Guy P. Bryan-Brown and J. Cliff Jones

    6.1 Introduction 131

    6.2 Operating Principles and Geometries 132

    6.3 Grating Fabrication and Supply Chain 138

    6.4 ZBD LCD Manufacturing Processes 141

    6.5 Electrical Addressing 144

    6.6 Optical Configurations 145

    6.7 Novel Arrangements 149

    6.8 Conclusions 150

    7 Reflective LCD with Memory in Pixel Structure 153
    Yoko Fukunaga

    7.1 Introduction 153

    7.2 Memory in Pixel Technology and Its Super Low Power Operation 154

    7.3 Sub-Pixel Pattern to Show Gray Scale 157

    7.4 Reflective LCD Optical Design 158

    7.5 How to Show a Natural Image 163

    7.6 Design Characteristics of Current Market-Available Products and Their Super Low Power Operations 164

    7.7 Summary of Power Consumption 167

    7.8 Applications 168

    7.9 Future Expectations 168

    8 Optically Rewritable Liquid Crystal Display 171
    Wanlong Zhang, Abhishek Srivastava, Vladimir Chigrinov, and Hoi-Sing Kwok

    8.1 Introduction 171

    8.2 Photoalignment Technology 172

    8.3 Flexible Optically Rewritable LCD 186

    8.4 Dye-Doped Optically Rewritable LCD 188

    8.5 Conclusion 190

    9 Electrowetting Displays 197
    Doeke J. Oostra

    9.1 Overviews 197

    9.2 Introduction 197

    9.3 The Promise of Electrowetting Displays 200

    9.4 History of Electrowetting Display Development 204

    9.5 Electrowetting Cells 205

    9.6 Capabilities for Black and White 206

    9.7 Capabilities for Video and Color 209

    9.8 Driving 215

    9.9 Architectures 216

    9.10 Manufacturing 217

    9.11 Reliability 220

    9.12 Failure Mechanisms 220

    9.13 In Conclusion: Electrowetting Displays Have Reached Maturity 221

    10 Electrochromic Display 225
    Norihisa Kobayashi

    10.1 Introduction 225

    10.2 Structure of Electrochromic Display 226

    10.3 EC Materials 228

    10.4 Summary 239

    11 Phase Change Material Displays 243
    Ben Broughton and Peiman Hosseini

    11.1 Introduction 243

    11.2 Phase Change Materials and Devices 243

    11.3 Strong Interference in Ultra-Thin Absorbing Films 244

    11.4 Potential for High Brightness, Low Power Color Reflective Displays 245

    11.5 Solid-State Reflective Displays (SRD®) 248

    11.6 SRD Prototype -- Progress and Performance 259

    11.7 Other Approaches 263

    11.8 Conclusions 265

    12 Optical Measurements for E-Paper Displays 271
    Karlheinz Blankenbach

    12.1 Introduction 271

    12.2 Fundamentals of Reflection 272

    12.3 Reflection Measurements Set-Ups 273

    12.4 Display Image Quality Parameters 276

    12.5 Temporal Parameters 281

    12.6 Further Topics 283

    12.7 Summary 283

    Glossary incl. Abbreviations 284

    References 284

    Index 287