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reflective cholesteric liquid crystal displays (Ch-LCDs) because they are lightweight, low power flat-panel displays. Furthermore, Ch-LCDs can be made bistable which allows for the manufacture of large area, high- resolution displays without the need for expensive, difficult to manufacture active matrix addressing schemes. Also, the bistability enables flicker-free operation. Currently, these displays are made using glass substrates. However, some applications require rugged (i.e., nonbreakable), flexible displays. The use of a plas ....etc

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Kartik Barmera


INTRODUCTION
WHAT IS INTERFEROMETRIC MODULAR DISPLAY TECHNOLOGY?
The Interferometric Modular (iMoD) is an electrically switched light modulator comprising a
micro-machined cavity that is switched on and off using driver ICs similar to those used to
address LCDs. An iMoD based reflective flat panel display can include hundreds of thousands of
individually addressable iMoD elements. iMoD displays represent one of the foremost examples
of a micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) ....etc

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IMOD technology



Overview of Portable Display Technologies
Ink and paper are arguably the de facto standard for information display. Developed over 5,000
years ago, today’s inks and dyes provide lifelike color imagery. Display technologies, on the
other hand, are relatively new. The CRT was developed less than 100 years ago and the
increasingly popular flat-panel display less than 40 years ago. For roughly a decade now,
engineers have been working to c ....etc

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Solidstate lasers can produce lightin red and blue parts of the visiblespectrum, generating laserlight in all colours except green. Butrecent research work suggests thatthis ‘green gap’ could be plugged.New techniques for growing laserdiodes could soon make brilliant fullspectrumdisplays a reality.Plugging the green gap in the redgreen-blue triad needed for full-colourlaser projection and display wouldhelp speed the introduction of laserprojectors for televisions and movie theatres, which will display much richercolour ....etc

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PRESENTED BY:
SUNAINA.N


INTRODUCTION
 PLEDs using LEP are the next generation display types that promise excellent results as well as cost and power efficiency
 LEPs can emit light when a voltage is applied across it.
 A thin semiconducting polymer sandwiched between two electrodes.
 They are usually made by Ink jetting process.
 film thickness uniformity is obtained by multi passing heads with drive per nozzle technology.
 Displays using LEPs have small size , no viewing angle restr ....etc

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INTRODUCTION
Wireless communications are an essential and continuously expanding part of modern life. Smart phones presents a number of challenging requirements on the display module, such as low power consumption, video quality speed, and viewability in a broad range of lighting conditions.

The Interferometric Modulator (IMOD) is an electrically switched light modulator comprising a micro-machined cavity that is switched on and off using driver ICs similar to those used to ad ....etc

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INTRODUCTION

As thin display technology improves, TV sets will be available in wider shapes and sizes. Fold-up TVs and wearable TVs, similar to wearable PCs will be launched soon.

A plethora of display technologies catering to different requirements of different applications are available. Electroluminescent(EL) displays, vacuum fluorescent displays (VFDs), and light emitting diodes (LEDs) have a wide operating temperature range and luminescent characteristics

OLEDs are lightweight, durable, power efficient and ideal for porta ....etc

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Cognitive Issues in Head-Up Displays

This article is presented by:

Edith Fischer
San Jose State University Foundation
San Jose, California
Richard F. Haines
Ames Research Center
Moffett Field, California
Toni A. Price
San Jose State University Foundation
San Jose, California

To execute a successful CAT II approach and landing, the pilot uses both instrument information and visual cues from the outside scene. In the conventional cockpit these two sets of information ....etc

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