A method for enhancing the transmittance and response time of negative LC-based fringing-field switching (n-FFS) liquid crystal displays (LCDs) has been demonstrated by using a new pixel electrode pattern. Compared to the conventional device, transmittance was enhanced extraordinarily by about 9.3% for 538 ppi and maximal gray to gray (GTG) response time was decreased enormously 6 ms.
We have proposed an optimized pixel design based on Width> Space(abbreviation SFT-Pro) to improve image sticking( IS ) , the scheme has been demonstrated by theory simulation and variablecontrolled practical experiment.
We have developed a novel head-up display (HUD) system with 13.7% transmittance by combining RGBW design, LCs with negative dielectric anisotropy and local dimming backlight. With high transmittance, high contrast ratio and low power, the newly designed HUD system could be more suitable for automotive vehicles.
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