Driving an in-plane passive matrix display
A driver and drive circuit technology, applied in static indicators, instruments, nonlinear optics, etc., can solve the problem of pixel optical state deviating from optical state and other problems
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[0034] figure 1 A cross-section of a pixel of an in-plane electrophoretic passive matrix display is schematically shown. The storage electrode RE, the gate electrode GE and the display electrode DE are arranged on top of the substrate SU1. The gate electrode GE is arranged between the storage electrode RE and the display electrode DE. Alternatively, one or more electrodes may be arranged on the second substrate as long as they maintain a similar lateral arrangement. A related problem is the motion of the particle PA in the in-plane direction. The storage voltage VR is supplied to the storage electrode RE, the voltage VG is supplied to the gate electrode GE, and the voltage VDP is supplied to the display electrode DE.
[0035] The electrophoretic material EM is sandwiched between the substrates SU1 and SU2. A pixel P is bounded by a wall W. The electrophoretic material EM comprises charged particles PA movable in a suspended fluid (liquid or gas) under the influence of an ...
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