39.2: <i>Invited Paper:</i> Large area, High Performance OTFT Arrays

Kelley, Tommie W.; Baude, P. F.; Ender, D. A.; Gerlach, Chris; Haase, M. A.; Muyres, Dawn V.; Theiss, Steven D.; Vogel, Dennis E.

doi:10.1889/1.1825722

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“…Organic semiconductors (OSCs) offer a route to manufacturing flexible active-matrix arrays by virtue of their inherent flexibility and low deposition temperature. Organic semiconductors have been used in mask-based processes to define active-matrix arrays 15 and for e-paper displays. 16 However, these processes still rely on mask alignment which (because of flexible substrate distortion) may impose limits on the display resolution and the manufacturing scalability of these processes.…”

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A scalable manufacturing process for flexible active-matrix e-paper displays

Burns¹,

Reynolds²,

Reeves³

et al. 2005

J. Soc. Inf. Display

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A scalable manufacturing process for fabricating active-matrix backplanes on low-cost flexible substrates, a key enabler for electronic-paper displays, is presented. This process is based on solution processing, ink-jet printing, and laser patterning. A multilayer architecture is employed to enable high aperture ratio and array performance. These backplanes were combined with E Ink electrophoretic media to create high-performance displays that have high contrast, are bistable, and can be flexed repeatedly to a radius of curvature of 5 mm

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