A novel driver for active matrix electrowetting displays
Authors:
- Zichuan YiZichuan Yi
- Lingling ShuiLSLingling Shui
- Li WangLWLi Wang
- MingLiang JinMJMingLiang Jin
- Robert A. HayesRHRobert A. Hayes
- Guofu ZhouGZGuofu Zhou
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Guangdong Innovative Research Team Program (2011D039)
- National Science Foundation Council (FC61350013)
- Innovative Research Team Grant of Ministry of Education (IRT13064)
- South China Normal University graduate innovation (2013kyjj017)
- Guangdong Innovative Research Team Program (2013C102)
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