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Two-phase microfluidic flow modeling in an electrowetting display microwell

The European Physical Journal E, 2016
Digital microfluidics provides precise control of a single microdroplet, producing more opportunities for bio-molecule studies, chemical reaction and optofluidics applications. By manipulating the surface of droplets, light can be focused, scattered, or reflected toward different positions.
Yanbo, Xie, Miao, Sun, Mingliang, Jin, Guofu, Zhou, Lingling, Shui   +4 more
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68.3: Gray Scales for Video Applications on Electrowetting Displays

SID Symposium Digest of Technical Papers, 2006
Abstract Electrowetting displays combine bright reflective colors and low‐power consumption enabling displays to be used in office environments as well as outdoor in bright sunlight. This paper reports on gray scale generation on an active matrix display with a resolution of 170 ppi.
R. Van Dijk, B. J. Feenstra, R. A. Hayes, I. G. J. Camps, R. G. H. Boom, M. M. H. Wagemans, A. Giraldo, B. v. d. Heijden, R. Los, H. Feil   +9 more
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Self-Assembly Oil–Water Perfusion in Electrowetting Displays

Journal of Display Technology, 2013
We developed a simple method to perfuse oil-water in electrowetting displays. The theoretical model to simulate the progress of water entry into the interlayer while squeezing the oil was established. It shows that the minimum inlet pressure of water required to enter the interlayer must counteract the capillary pressure difference at the interface and
Wen, C., Ren, Jie, Xia, J., Gu, T.
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Low Driving Voltage of Electrowetting Display on Flexible Substrate

2008 Flexible Electronics and Displays Conference and Exhibition, 2008
According to the Lippmann-Young equation, the goal of this study focuses on reducing the driving voltage of the flexible electrowetting display by implementing high contact angle and high capacitance. By inserting SiNx film and rough surface, the lower saturation voltage for electrowetting display can be achieved on PET substrate.
In-Cha Hsieh, Luan-Ying Chen, Hung-Yu Chen, Kuo-Hung Lu, Jiao-Long Cheng, Jhuang-Yu Cyue   +5 more
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51.4: Development of Flexible Electrowetting Displays for Stacked Color

SID Symposium Digest of Technical Papers, 2009
Abstract Electrowetting displays show promise for realizing vividly colorful electronic paper using stacked color layers to obtain high reflectivity. We develop and demonstrate technologies needed to realize stacked displays including (1) strategies for controlling colorant location, (2) incorporating spacers, black surround, and thin
Kenneth A. Dean, Michael R. Johnson, Emmett Howard, Kaichang Zhou, Jason Heikenfeld   +4 more
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Progress in electrowetting display materials and device technology

Chinese Journal of Liquid Crystals and Displays, 2022
Yuan-yuan GUO, Hong-wei JIANG, Dong YUAN, Biao TANG, Guo-fu ZHOU   +4 more
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EW-YOLOv7: A Lightweight and Effective Detection Model for Small Defects in Electrowetting Display

Processes, 2023
Zihan Zheng, Shuangyin Liu
exaly  

Effect of liquid conductivity on optical and electric performances of the electrowetting display system with a thick dielectric layer

Results in Physics, 2020
Guofu Zhou
exaly  

Design of Video Display Driving System for Low-power Electrowetting Display

ACTA PHOTONICA SINICA, 2020
陈哲亮 Zhe-liang CHEN, 林珊玲 Shan-ling LIN, 林志贤 Zhi-xian LIN, 廖钦楷 Qin-kai LIAO, 李甜甜 Tian-tian LI, 唐彪 Biao TANG   +5 more
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Three-color electrowetting display device for electronic paper

Applied Physics Letters, 2010
A J Steckl, You H, Steckl A J
exaly