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Electronic and Electrical Applications. Sulfolane has been tested quite extensively as the solvent in batteries (qv), particularly for lithium batteries. This is because of its high dielectric constant, low volatUity, exceUent solubilizing characteristics, and aprotic nature. These batteries usuaUy consist of anode, cathode polymeric material, aprotic solvent (sulfolane), and ionizable salt (145—156). Sulfolane has also been patented for use in a wide variety of other electronic and electrical appHcations, eg, as a coil-insulating component, solvent in electronic display devices, as capacitor impregnants, and as a solvent in electroplating baths (157—161). 

Finally, an electric current can produce injection luminescence from the recombination of electrons and holes in the contact 2one between differendy doped semiconductor regions. This is used in light-emitting diodes (LED, usually ted), in electronic displays, and in semiconductor lasers. 

The current-voltage and luminance-voltage characteristics of a state of the art polymer LED [3] are shown in Figure 11-2. The luminance of this device is roughly 650 cd/m2 at 4 V and the luminous efficiency can reach 2 lm/W. This luminance is more than adequate for display purposes. For comparison, the luminance of the white display on a color cathode ray tube is about 500 cd/m2l5J. The luminous efficiency, 2 lm/W, is comparable to other emissive electronic display technologies [5], The device structure of this state of the art LED is similar to the first device although a modified polymer and different metallic contacts are used to improve the efficiency and stability of the diode. Reference [2] provides a review of the history of the development of polymer LEDs. 

S. Malsumolo, in Electronic Display Devices (Ed. S. Maisumoio), John Wiley Sons, New York 1990, Chapin 1. 

One type of material that has transformed electronic displays is neither a solid nor a liquid, but something intermediate between the two. Liquid crystals are substances that flow like viscous liquids, but their molecules lie in a moderately orderly array, like those in a crystal. They are examples of a mesophase, an intermediate state of matter with the fluidity of a liquid and some of the molecular order of a solid. Liquid crystalline materials are finding many applications in the electronics industry because they are responsive to changes in temperature and electric fields. 

Low molecular mass compounds capable of forming liquid crystals have been known since the late 1880s. They did not assume commercial importance until the late 1960s, however, when their properties were exploited in the design of electronic displays. Following the development of commercial applications for liquid crystals, polymers began to be studied for their potential in this application. 

These items are subject to the same controls as for electronic records and shall be included as part of any human readable form of the electronic record (such as electronic display or printout). 

We are used to thinking of electrons as particles. As it turns out, electrons display both particle properties and wave properties. The French physicist Louis de Broglie first suggested that electrons display wave-particle duality like that exhibited by photons. De Broglie reasoned from nature s tendency toward symmetry If things that behave like waves (light) have particle characteristics, then things that behave like particles (electrons) should also have wave characteristics. 

An LCD is a ubiquitous electronic display. Now, it is widely distributed among human daily life, like mobile phones, TV, and personal computers. The LCD has, however, a drawback, i.e., slower response than a plasma display or an electroluminescene display. Recently we have first succeeded in combination of a nanoparticle technology with the LCD technology, which realized fast response of the LCD [45,235,236]. Thus we have found a phenomenon, i.e., a frequency modulation of the LCD doped with metallic nanoparticles. Since the frequency modulation, or electro-optic property depends on the kind of metals, we have prepared AgPd bimetallic nanoparticles protected with a typical liquid crystal molecule, 4-cyano-4 -pentylbiphenyl (5CB) to investigate the electro-optic property [45,235,236]. 

Morimoto, K. Pykosz, T. L. Trend in Vacuum Fluorescent Display. In Electronic Display and Information Systems and On-board Electronics, 820264, 1982, 69, p 103. 

When molecules react thermally, at room temperature or on heating, they are in their lowest electronic states. However, when reactions occur on irradiation of the molecules with visible or ultraviolet light, the processes involve species in electronic excited states. Some of the details of such processes are known, but there is still much to do. Since photoexcitation is important in many areas— photosynthesis, photography, electronic displays, solar cells, cancer-causing ul-... 

Cairns, D. K. Crawford, G. P. 2005. Electromechanical properties of transparent conducting substrates for flexible electronic displays. Proc. IEEE. 93 1451-1458. 

P.A. Keller, Electronic Display Measurement, Wiley Sons, New York, 1997. 

As illustrated in Figure 53, this complex (177 valence electrons) displays in CH2CI2 solution a high redox activity. It is able to lose an... 

Project (by Sarnoff Corp with DuPont de Nemours and Co Central Research and Development) to print organic transistors on plastic for electronic displays and circuits. The goal is to develop materials, thin flexible plastic substrates, and methods for continuous high-resolution printing. 

While the amount of electricity that can be conducted by polymer films and wires is limited, on a weight basis the conductivity is comparable with that of copper. These polymeric conductors are lighter, some are more flexible, and they can be laid down in wires that approach being one-atom thick. They are being used as cathodes and solid electrolytes in batteries, and potential uses include in fuel cells, smart windows, nonlinear optical materials, LEDs, conductive coatings, sensors, electronic displays, and in electromagnetic shielding. 

Soft metal similar to aluminum gallium arsenide is used extensively in laser lights, electronic displays, CD players used to detect subatomic particles known as neutrinos. 

Electronic Displays Large area capability of l.B films is an advantage, the monolayers can either be the active electroluminescent layer or used to enhance cihcicncy of an inorganic diode passive application to align liquid crystal displays. Deposition of liquid-crystal type molecules also possible. 

Wait until the interfacial tension shown on the electronic display no longer varies due to the movement of the ring, and zero (tare) the force transducer. 

The electronic display will show a small positive force that remains because of the wetting of the vertical support of the ring. 

Electronic displays make use of the fact that the orientation of the molecules in liquid crystals changes in the presence of an electric field. This reorientation causes a change in their optical properties, making them opaque or transparent, and hence forming a pattern on a screen. Cholesteric liquid crystals are also of interest because the helical structure unwinds slightly as the temperature is changed. Because the twist of the helical structure affects the optical properties of the liquid crystal, these... 

Solutions containing a high concentration of excess electrons display a transition to the metallic state. Thus, for sodium-ammonia solutions in the concentration region 1-6 M the specific conductance increases by about three orders of magnitude, and the temperature coefficient of the conductance is very small (27). Similar behavior is exhibited by other metal-ammonia solutions (but surprisingly, not by concentrated lithium-methylamine solutions ) (10) and by metal-molten salt solutions (17). 

S. Stegemann and J. Mayer, Proc. 10th Electronic Displays, 29-30.03.1995, Chemnitz, Germany, 1995. 

Dendrimer A type of molecule that can be used with small molecules to give them certain desirable characteristics. Dendrimers are utilized in technologies for electronic displays. See OLED (Organic LED). ... 

In recent years, an ever increasing number of lithographic techniques have emerged to complement optical lithography, which is still the work horse for practically all pattern replication processes. These developments are driven not only by the need for methods for the replication of sub-100 nm patterns (where conventional lithography is expected to meet its limits), but also by the invention of new high performance, low cost technologies, for example all-polymer based electronics, displays or photovoltaic devices. 

An electronic display of the decay of an upsilon particle in a CLEO detector. 

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