6.2: Flexible Display Driven by Solution‐Processed OTFTs Manufactured Using All‐Sputtered Electrodes

Lee, Jung Eun; Kim, Kyung Min; Na, Hyung Ii; Park, Chang Bum; Yoo, Soon Sung; Yang, Myoung Su; Kang, In Byeong; Yeo, Sang Deog

doi:10.1002/j.2168-0159.2013.tb06134.x

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“…Recently, displays of the non‐flat or flexible surfaces began to be used for the applications such as mobile displays, E‐paper, and TV . And there were many discussions going on about the merits of the curved display and why the curved surface was needed in the display application.…”

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Analysis of the reflected image by the cylindrical concave surface of the mobile display

Hong

2014

J Soc Info Display

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Reflection from the display surface affects the user's viewing experience. Cylindrical concave displays had been reported to be used for TV and mobile smart phone. The position and magnification of reflection at the curved mobile display were determined by the user's position and the focal distance of the cylindrical concave surface of the curved display. If the focal position of the curved surface was smaller or nearer to the user position, the enlarged reflection of the user would block the lights from the surrounding, and the curved display would be effective to reduce the inconvenience due to reflection. As the curvature of the cylindrical surface was different for the vertical and horizontal directions, the reflected image was not located at one distance. Hence, the refractive power of the eye of the user would be difficult to adjust to the position of the reflected image, and the reflected image would look defocused or hazed even for the display surface of the specular reflection.

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Analysis of the reflected image by the cylindrical concave surface of the mobile display

Hong

2014

J Soc Info Display

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“…Curved displays using organic light‐emitting diode or liquid crystal display had been reported . As the distributions of the direction of the rays coming out from the curved surface of the display were different from those of the flat surface, the curved shape of the display surface should be considered in designing autostereoscopic 3D display.…”

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Design of autostereoscopic two‐view 3D that uses the spherical concave surface and the parallax barrier

Hong

2014

J Soc Info Display

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Autostereoscopic display where circular concave display was used was investigated in case of the parallax barrier and two-view 3D. Equation of the barrier pitch of the parallax barrier was derived that depended on the radius of the curved display. Trajectories of the rays coming from the curved display through the parallax barrier were calculated. Calculated distribution of ray trajectories for the autostereoscopic display using curved display showed trends similar to those for the flat display.

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49.5L: Late‐News Paper: An Organic TFT Backplane for Foldable Displays Fabricated by Scalable and Low‐Cost Processes

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Kurihara²,

Himori³

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A foldable organic TFT (OTFT) backplane has been successfully developed on a PEN film, using compatible processes with FPD manufacturing. The OTFTs were fabricated on a Gen. 1 substrate with sputtered Al-based electrodes and solution-processed organic dielectrics. The typical mobility of the fabricated OTFT is 2.4 cm 2 /Vs. The fabricated backplane is highly flexible, and the electrical properties of the OTFTs are not changed even after the bending operation with a radius of 2 mm.

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6.2: Flexible Display Driven by Solution‐Processed OTFTs Manufactured Using All‐Sputtered Electrodes

Cited by 6 publications

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Analysis of the reflected image by the cylindrical concave surface of the mobile display

Analysis of the reflected image by the cylindrical concave surface of the mobile display

Design of autostereoscopic two‐view 3D that uses the spherical concave surface and the parallax barrier

49.5L: Late‐News Paper: An Organic TFT Backplane for Foldable Displays Fabricated by Scalable and Low‐Cost Processes

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