Patent classifications
G02F1/0541
Display device
A display device including a display panel having a first area, a second area spaced from the first area, and a bending area disposed between the first and second areas, a first sensing pattern overlapped with the first area, a second sensing pattern spaced apart from the first sensing pattern and overlapped with the second area, and a first non-functional pattern overlapped with the bending area and spaced apart from each of the first and second sensing patterns.
Photochromic lens module, camera and terminal device
Embodiments of the present invention disclose a photochromic lens module, a camera, and a terminal device. The photochromic lens module includes a lens module and a photochromic thin film. The lens module includes a first surface and a second surface. When the first surface is an incident surface, the second surface is a refractive surface; when the second surface is an incident surface, the first surface is a refractive surface. The photochromic thin film includes a first area and a second area. The photochromic thin film covers the first surface or the second surface. The first area uses a negative photochromic material, and the second area uses a positive photochromic material. By means of the embodiments of the present invention, a lens module can be effectively protected.
Encapsulated photoelectrophoretic display
The invention includes photoelectrophoretic displays and methods for creating reflective images using photoelectrophoretic displays. A photoelectrophoretic display typically includes a transparent electrode, an encapsulated photoelectrophoretic medium, and a rear electrode. An image is created by supplying an electrical potential between the electrodes that is insufficient to cause the photoelectrophoretic particles to move to the transparent electrode in the absence of incident light. In the presence of incident light, however, the photoelectrophoretic particles move to the viewing surface (transparent electrode), thereby producing an image.
Photochromic Lens Module, Camera and Terminal Device
Embodiments of the present invention disclose a photochromic lens module, a camera, and a terminal device. The photochromic lens module includes a lens module and a photochromic thin film. The lens module includes a first surface and a second surface. When the first surface is an incident surface, the second surface is a refractive surface; when the second surface is an incident surface, the first surface is a refractive surface. The photochromic thin film includes a first area and a second area. The photochromic thin film covers the first surface or the second surface. The first area uses a negative photochromic material, and the second area uses a positive photochromic material. By means of the embodiments of the present invention, a lens module can be effectively protected.
DISPLAY DEVICE
A display device including a display panel having a first area, a second area spaced from the first area, and a bending area disposed between the first and second areas, a first sensing pattern overlapped with the first area, a second sensing pattern spaced apart from the first sensing pattern and overlapped with the second area, and a first non-functional pattern overlapped with the bending area and spaced apart from each of the first and second sensing patterns
METHOD FOR FORMING A MULTIPLE CHARGE GENERATING PHOTOREFRACTIVE POLYMER COMPOSITE FOR HOLOGRAM WRITING
A photorefractive (PR) polymer composite (310) is provided that includes a charge transporting polymer (CTP) matrix (311) and a photosensitizer (312) comprising a quantum dot (QD) material (314) with a first band gap (315) coupled to a nanoparticle material (317) with a second band gap (316) greater than the first band gap. The photosensitizer (312) is configured to generate a plurality of free charges (318) and to transfer the free charges to the CTP matrix (311) in response to an incident photon (320) on the PR polymer composite (310). An apparatus (500) is also provided, for writing holograms of 3D perspective views of an object from different directions within the PR polymer composite (310). A method (600) is also provided for forming the PR polymer composite.