论文信息 - 51.4: Development of Flexible Electrowetting Displays for Stacked Color

51.4: Development of Flexible Electrowetting Displays for Stacked Color

Electrowetting displays show promise for realizing vividly colorful electronic paper using stacked color layers to obtain high reflectivity. We develop and demonstrate technologies needed to realize stacked displays including (1) strategies for controlling colorant location, (2) incorporating spacers, black surround, and thin seals, and (3) building working modules on flexible substrates.

Kaichang Zhou | Kenneth A. Dean | Jason Heikenfeld | Michael R. Johnson | Emmett M. Howard

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