Method and device for realizing full color display via electric wetting technology
A full-color display and electrowetting technology, which is applied to static indicators, optics, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as inability to achieve full-color display effects
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[0041] Embodiment 1, Embodiment 2, and Embodiment 3 are devices with two, three, and four-color pixels respectively, in which various inks share an electrolyte solution, and they are not compatible with the electrolyte solution and each other. The arrangement of the electrodes is as follows: there is a common electrode under the electrolytic solution, and there are individual electrodes under each ink. By controlling the voltage of the lower electrode and the common electrode of an ink, the interface force between the electrolyte solution and the ink changes, so that the ink is pressed into the upper display layer by the electrolyte solution, that is, the hollow transparent double spherical layer, to achieve display the goal of. Because the inks are not compatible, each pixel of the present invention can also display the color mixing effect of various inks, that is, two or more inks are squeezed into the display layer at the same time. by Figure 4 For example, the device ca...
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[0042] Embodiment 4, Embodiment 5, and Embodiment 6 are also two-, three-, and four-color pixel devices respectively. The difference from the first three embodiments is that each ink has a corresponding electrolyte solution. The arrangement of the electrodes is as follows: the unit composed of each ink and the corresponding electrolyte solution has two upper and lower electrodes respectively, and the display of each color ink is realized by controlling the upper and lower voltages of each unit.
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