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Electrowetting optics and displays: Materials implications on performance and reliability

Careful selection of all three electrowetting materials: dielectric, polar phase, and non-polar phase, allows for increased performance and reliability for electrowetting devices.

Jason Heikenfeld | Stephanie Chevalliot

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