Patent classifications
G02F1/16757
METHODS FOR DRIVING ELECTRO-OPTIC DISPLAYS
There are provided methods for driving an electro-optic display having a plurality of display pixels, a such method includes receiving an image, converting the image into a YCbCr image; and processing the YCbCr image to generate a luma image. The method further includes calculating variations in a local area for the YCbCr image to obtain a variation map, and calculating an effect ratio map using the calculated variation.
DISPLAY DEVICE
According to one embodiment, a display device comprises a first drive substrate comprising a first base having a first end portion, a plurality of first pixel electrodes, and a first drive circuit, a second drive substrate comprising a second base having a second end portion, a plurality of second pixel electrodes, and a second drive circuit, and a counter-substrate comprising a support base and an electrophoretic layer. The first end portion and the second end portion are in contact with each other to form a contact portion. The electrophoretic layer overlaps the plurality of first pixel electrodes, the first drive circuit, the contact portion, the second drive circuit, and the plurality of second pixel electrodes.
DISPLAY DEVICE
According to one embodiment, a display device comprises a first drive substrate comprising a first base having a first end portion, a plurality of first pixel electrodes, and a first drive circuit, a second drive substrate comprising a second base having a second end portion, a plurality of second pixel electrodes, and a second drive circuit, and a counter-substrate comprising a support base and an electrophoretic layer. The first end portion and the second end portion are in contact with each other to form a contact portion. The electrophoretic layer overlaps the plurality of first pixel electrodes, the first drive circuit, the contact portion, the second drive circuit, and the plurality of second pixel electrodes.
PIEZOELECTRIC FILMS INCLUDING IONIC LIQUIDS AND METHODS OF MAKING PIEZOELECTRIC FILMS INCLUDING IONIC LIQUIDS
Piezoelectric films including ionic liquids and methods of making piezoelectric films including ionic liquids. The resulting films have higher levels of beta phase and can be poled using external fields without additional treatment, such as stretching. The films are light-transparent. In some embodiments, the piezoelectric material is used to create piezo-electrophoretic films that can be patterned for use as security markers, authentication films, or sensors. The films are generally flexible. Some films are less than 100 μm in thickness. Electrophoretic displays formed from the piezoelectric films do not require an external power source.
PIEZOELECTRIC FILMS INCLUDING IONIC LIQUIDS AND METHODS OF MAKING PIEZOELECTRIC FILMS INCLUDING IONIC LIQUIDS
Piezoelectric films including ionic liquids and methods of making piezoelectric films including ionic liquids. The resulting films have higher levels of beta phase and can be poled using external fields without additional treatment, such as stretching. The films are light-transparent. In some embodiments, the piezoelectric material is used to create piezo-electrophoretic films that can be patterned for use as security markers, authentication films, or sensors. The films are generally flexible. Some films are less than 100 μm in thickness. Electrophoretic displays formed from the piezoelectric films do not require an external power source.
PIEZO-ELECTROPHORETIC FILM INCLUDING PATTERNED PIEZO POLARITIES FOR CREATING IMAGES VIA ELECTROPHORETIC MEDIA
Low-profile piezo-electrophoretic films and display films including low profile piezo-electrophoretic films. In some embodiments, the piezoelectric material of the piezo-electrophoretic films can be patterned with high-voltage electric fields after fabrication of the piezo-electrophoretic films. Such films are useful as security markers, authentication films, or sensors. The films are generally flexible. Some films are less than 100 μm in thickness. Displays formed from the films do not require an external power source.
Electronic paper, display device, and driving method
Embodiments of the present disclosure provide an electronic paper, a display device, and a driving method. A plurality of first half-cup structures each includes charged dye particles with a single electric property are provided on the first driving backplane, a plurality of second half-cup structures each includes charged dye particles with a single electric property are provided on the second driving backplane; one first half-cup structure and the opposite second half-cup structures constitute a micro-cup structure, a electric property of the charged dye particles in the first half-cup structure is opposite to that in the second half-cup structure in the same micro-cup structure; a cross-sectional area of the respective second half-cup structures gradually decreases in a direction pointing from the second driving backplane to the first driving backplane; and a cross-sectional area of the respective first half-cup structures gradually decreases in an opposite direction.
Electronic paper, display device, and driving method
Embodiments of the present disclosure provide an electronic paper, a display device, and a driving method. A plurality of first half-cup structures each includes charged dye particles with a single electric property are provided on the first driving backplane, a plurality of second half-cup structures each includes charged dye particles with a single electric property are provided on the second driving backplane; one first half-cup structure and the opposite second half-cup structures constitute a micro-cup structure, a electric property of the charged dye particles in the first half-cup structure is opposite to that in the second half-cup structure in the same micro-cup structure; a cross-sectional area of the respective second half-cup structures gradually decreases in a direction pointing from the second driving backplane to the first driving backplane; and a cross-sectional area of the respective first half-cup structures gradually decreases in an opposite direction.
Magnetic eraser, writing system and display device
A magnetic eraser can be used for erasing markings drawn on a magnetic sheet. The magnetic eraser includes a housing with a magnet placed in the housing. The magnetic eraser also includes a first magnetic body placed between a first surface of the housing and the magnet. The first surface of the housing can provide a first erasing surface.
Magnetic eraser, writing system and display device
A magnetic eraser can be used for erasing markings drawn on a magnetic sheet. The magnetic eraser includes a housing with a magnet placed in the housing. The magnetic eraser also includes a first magnetic body placed between a first surface of the housing and the magnet. The first surface of the housing can provide a first erasing surface.