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Effective E‐Paper Driving Waveform Design Based on Dynamic Programming

Journal of the Society for Information Display
ABSTRACT Electrophoretic display (EPD) driving involves controlling the electric field to drive the movement of charged particles in microcapsules, enabling image display and updates. The effectiveness of EPD technology relies on optimized driving waveform design to ensure display clarity and minimize response time.
Danling Kang, Xiaoyan Zhao, Xiaojie Wei, Hongxin Wu, Honghui Zhang, Tiesong Zhao   +5 more
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An improved driving waveform reference grayscale of electrophoretic displays

SPIE Proceedings, 2015
Driving waveform is an important component for gray scale display on the electrophoretic display (EPD). In the traditional driving waveform, a white reference gray scale is formed before writing a new image. However, the reflectance value can not reach agreement in each gray scale transformation. In this paper, a new driving waveform, which has a short
Li Wang, Zichuan Yi, Bao Peng, Guofu Zhou   +3 more
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Improved inertial stick-slip movement performance via driving waveform optimization

Precision Engineering, 2019
Abstract The piezoelectrically-actuated inertial stick-slip device (PAISSD) is widely used in the field of nanotechnology because of its high resolution and theoretically unlimited displacement. However, it suffers from such problems as a small driving force and low velocity.
Bowen Zhong, Jie Zhu, Ziqi Jin, Haidong He, Lining Sun, Zhenhua Wang   +5 more
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An adaptive generation method for electrophoretic display driving waveform design

Journal of the Society for Information Display, 2016
AbstractElectrophoretic display (EPD) technology is attractive when used for reading devices such as e‐paper because of its paper‐like appearance. EPD driving is more complex than other display technologies such as liquid crystal display or organic light emission diode because the driving result of a pixel strongly depends on the initial display state.
Fei‐Bo Duan, Peng‐Fei Bai, Alex Henzen, Ling‐Ling Shui, Biao Tang, Guo‐Fu Zhou   +5 more
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Breaking the Dead Zone Limitation of Pmuts Based on a Phase Shift of Driving Waveform with Window Function

IEEE/LEOS International Conference on Optical MEMS, 2023
In this work, we demonstrate a simple and effective method for reducing the membrane ring-down time and suppressing the output interferences caused by nonlinearity to benefit axial resolution for piezoelectric micromachined ultrasonic transducers (PMUTs).
Chun-You Liu, C. Chang, Sheng-Shian Li
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Study on driving waveform design process for multi-nozzle piezoelectric printhead in material-jetting 3D printing

, 2021
Purpose Material-jetting (MJ) three-dimensional (3D) printing processes are competitive due to their printing resolution and printing speed. Driving waveform design of piezoelectric printhead in MJ would affect droplet formation and performance, but ...
Yih-Lin Cheng, T. Tseng
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Josephson Arbitrary Waveform System with Optoelectronic Drive

2017 16th International Superconductive Electronics Conference (ISEC), 2017
Quantum-accurate arbitrary voltage waveforms have been generated using electrical pulse driven Josephson junction arrays (JJAs) by several groups [1, 2]. An alternative method is to use optoelectronic components to convert the electrical pulse drive into an optical signal which is subsequently converted by a photodiode into an electrical drive signal ...
Jane Ireland, Oliver Kieler, Johannes Kohlmann, Helge Malmbekk, Jonathan M. Williams, Ralf Behr, Bjornar Karlsen, Eivind Bardalen, Ernest Houtzager, Hoang Vu Nguen, Ralph Hornecker, Per Ohlckers, Helko E. van den Brom   +12 more
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Driving Waveform Dependency of Energy Dissipation of Trapped Particles

Latin America Optics and Photonics (LAOP) Conference 2022, 2022
Here, we present a numerical simulation of the trapping of particles in a Paul trap to analyse the impact of exotic driving waveforms to disclose the trapping dynamic and maximize the energy dissipation for applied additional cooling techniques.
Martin Kernbach, Oskar P. Sund, Andreas W. Schell   +2 more
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Specialized drive waveforms for the parametric acoustic source

OCEANS '77 Conference Record, 1977
In addition to its narrow beamwidth and wideband capability, the underwater parametric acoustic source has the advantage of maintaining a relatively constant beamwidth over a wide range of difference frequencies. However, for some applications the beamwidth of the difference frequency is narrower than desired or adjustable beamwidth is required.
W. Konrad, M. Moffett
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