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Flexible display devices

Early in 1992, Heeger and coworkers fabricated PLEDs on flexible PET substrates, making it possible to create flexible display devices (Gustafsson et al., 1992). Later on different flexible PLEDs were constructed on polymer anode/PET or other flexible substrates (Huang et al., 2007). However the highly stretchable PLEDs were not realized imtil fabrication... [Pg.262]

Moreover, polymer dispersed liquid crystals (PDLC) have been extensively studied as promising candidates new materials for application in the field of thermo- and electro-optical devices, such as optic shutters, smart windows, optical sensors, memories and flexible display devices. [Pg.153]

OLED on an Al-PET substrate. The device performance does not deteriorate after repeated bending, suggesting that there is no significant stress-induced change in the characteristics of the OLEDs fabricated on PET foil [71,82]. The results demonstrate the feasibility of fabricating flexible displays using a variety of plastic substrates including metal-laminated plastic foils, or a metal film sandwiched between two plastic foils. The flexible device structures enable a display to conform, bend, or roll into any shape and thus make possible other product concepts. [Pg.516]

FUTURE GENERATION VAPOR-DEPOSITED ORGANIC DEVICES 7.6.1 Flexible Displays... [Pg.553]

Films—Films have been formed from CNTs that are high strength, conductive, and transparent. They are being investigated for use in LCDs, photovoltaic devices, flexible displays (foldable TV screens) and touch screens, and are intended to replace indium tin oxide (ITO) in many applications. [Pg.414]

ICP thin films were used as driving electrodes for polymer-Dispersed Liquid-Crystals (PDLC) display devices. Liquid-crystalline-based display devices, which are commonly made of a liquid-crystal compound sandwiched between two substrates coated with a conducting layer of indium tin oxide (ITO), whose substitution with ICP electrodes could improve the optical and mechanical properties of the display devices. On the way to all-organic displays, PDLC sandwiched between two plastic substrates coated with ICP layers are promising devices for paper-like displays for electronic books which require flexibility, lightness, and low-power consumption. The electro-optical characteristics (transmission properties, drive voltages and switching times) of the PDLC devices depend on the nature of the ICP substrate used [13]. [Pg.189]

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