论文信息 - 10.3: Distinguished Paper: Ultra Thin and Flexible Paper‐Like Display using QR‐LPD® Technology

10.3: Distinguished Paper: Ultra Thin and Flexible Paper‐Like Display using QR‐LPD® Technology

Really paper-like display as thin as 290 μm has been developed, which has a 160×160 array of pixels, 3.1-inch diagonal viewable image size, and white-paper appearance. Plastic substrate with 120 μm in thickness was used resulting in a flexible display which can be bent up to 20 mm in radius of curvature. This can be realized only by QR-LPD® technology.

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