1978
DOI: 10.1109/t-ed.1978.19056
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Pulse-length modulation achieves two-phase writing in matrix-addressed liquid-crystal information displays

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“…A number of ingenious schemes have been developed that make use of this hysteresis effect to obtain high multiplex rates in phase-change devices without added dye (Ohtsuka al. 1973;Tsukamoto & Ohtsuka 1974;Alder & Shanks 1976-Walter & Tauer 1978. All these schemes employ a holding voltage within the bistable range where either of two optical states can be present.…”
Section: W Hite-t Aylor Displaymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A number of ingenious schemes have been developed that make use of this hysteresis effect to obtain high multiplex rates in phase-change devices without added dye (Ohtsuka al. 1973;Tsukamoto & Ohtsuka 1974;Alder & Shanks 1976-Walter & Tauer 1978. All these schemes employ a holding voltage within the bistable range where either of two optical states can be present.…”
Section: W Hite-t Aylor Displaymentioning
confidence: 99%