论文信息 - 5.1: Development of In‐Plane EPD

5.1: Development of In‐Plane EPD

An in-plane electrophoretic display has been developed aiming at a paper-like-display. Prototype displays exhibit a bright and clear appearance just like copies on paper, excellent stability against deformation and memory behavior. Essential characteristics for passive matrix addressing based on a control electrode system are achieved in structural or electric barrier type implementations.

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