Progress in flexible and drapable reflective cholesteric displays
Authors:
- Asad KhanAKAsad Khan
- Irina ShiyanovskayaISIrina Shiyanovskaya
- Tod SchneiderTSTod Schneider
- Erica MontbachEMErica Montbach
- Donald J. DavisDDDonald J. Davis
- Nick MillerNMNick Miller
- Duane MarhefkaDMDuane Marhefka
- Todd ErnstTETodd Ernst
- Forrest NicholsonFNForrest Nicholson
- J. William DoaneJDJ. William Doane
- 1 January 2007
- journal article
- Published by Wiley in Journal of the Society for Information Display
- Vol. 15 (1) , 9-16
Abstract
Abstract— Recent results from encapsulation work on the development of flexible and drapable cholesteric liquid‐crystal displays (LCDs) on substrates such as thin plastics, fabrics, and even paper will be presented. The approaches used to create flexible displays using single‐ and dual‐substrate methods based on printable emulsions and polymerization‐induced phase‐separation (PIPS) techniques will be discussed.Keywords
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