Ultraviolet photodetectors and readout based on a-IGZO semiconductor technology

In this work, real-time ultraviolet photodetectors are realized through metal–semiconductor–metal (MSM) structures. Amorphous indium gallium zinc oxide (a-IGZO) is used as semiconductor material and gold as metal electrodes. The readout of an individual sensor is implemented by a transimpedance amplifier (TIA) consisting of an all-enhancement a-IGZO thin-film transistor (TFT) operational amplifier and a switched capacitor (SC) as feedback resistance. The photosensor and the transimpedance amplifier are both manufactured on glass substrates. The measured photosensor possesses a high responsivity R , a low response time t _{R E S} , and a good noise equivalent power value NEP .     

AC powder electroluminescent displays

Abstract— The current status of AC powder electroluminescent (ACPEL) displays is reviewed with particular emphasis given to color and lifetime. The printing of the displays in forward and reverse architectures is also discussed, in addition to the fabrication of ACPEL displays with interdigitated electrodes, and different types of ACPEL phosphors and materials for back electrodes, transparent conducting electrodes, binders, and dielectrics are considered. Furthermore, shape conformable and highly flexible ACPEL displays are surveyed.     

Temporary bond—debond technology for high‐performance transistors on flexible substrates

Abstract— A processing technology based upon a temporary bond—debond approach has been developed that enables direct fabrication of high‐performance electronic devices on flexible substrates. This technique facilitates processing of flexible plastic and metal‐foil substrates through automated standard semiconductor and flat‐panel tool sets without tool modification. The key to processing with these tool sets is rigidifying the flexible substrates through temporary bonding to carriers that can be handled in a similar manner as silicon wafers or glass substrates in conventional electronics manufacturing. To demonstrate the power of this processing technology, amorphous‐silicon thin‐film‐transistor (a‐Si:H TFT) backplanes designed for electrophoretic displays (EPDs) were fabricated using a low‐temperature process (180°C) on bonded‐plastic and metal‐foil substrates. The electrical characteristics of the TFTs fabricated on flexible substrates are found to be consistent with those processed with identical conditions on rigid silicon wafers. These TFTs on plastic exhibit a field‐effect mobility of 0.77 cm²/V‐sec, on/off current ratio >10⁹ at Vds = 10 V, sub‐threshold swing of 365 mV/dec, threshold voltage of 0.49 V, and leakage current lower than 2 pA/μm gate width. After full TFT‐array fabrication on the bonded substrate and subsequent debonding, the flexible substrate retains its original flexibility; this enables bending of the EPD display without loss in performance.     

SOM‐based projection module for mobile displays

Abstract— The development of a compact, efficient VGA projection module to be embedded in mobile devices is reported. The design incorporates laser/laser diode (LD) light sources, Schlieren optics, and a one‐dimensional diffractive spatial optical modulator (SOM). During development, the optical parameters were determined and the relationships between the parameters to optimize the optical specifications were derived. The resulting optimized specifications enable us to manufacture two types of optical modu les as compact as 13 cc and with as little as 10% speckle contrast ratio.     

Reduced cross‐talk in shutter‐glass‐based stereoscopic LCD

Abstract— It is expected that 3‐D will be the next step in the enhanced viewing experience. At present, there are two competing 3‐D technologies for glasses‐based consumer TVs: active shutter glasses and passive polarized glasses. With the ongoing reduction in response time of liquid‐crystal displays (LCDs), this article will focus on shutter‐glass‐based stereoscopic LCDs. In this paper, the properties of such a display system is described and it is demonstrated that by adding a line‐scanning backlight, the cross‐talk can be reduced to less than 1.4%, allowing for excellent 3‐D portrayal. For images of extreme contrast, this is perceivable, but not judged annoying by a panel of expert viewers. Which characteristics of the display and shutter glasses that should be optimized to create an inexpensive, cross‐talk‐free, 3‐D LCD are discussed.     

台达机电产品在塑料薄膜生产线上的应用

本文主要介绍了台达机电产品（触摸屏、PLC、变频器、温控器等）在塑料薄膜生产线上的整合应用。该控制系统操作界面友好简单,结合台达HMI、PLC和变频器等工控产品,实现了设备的技术升级与高效节能,体现出台达自动化产品较高的性价比。运行实践证明,台达产品稳定可靠,控制效率高,值得业界同行借鉴和推广。     

A robust projector–camera interactive display system based on finger touch control by fusing finger and its shadow

A robust projector–camera interactive display system consisting of one camera and one projector is proposed, which enables users to interact with computer by touching on arbitrary surfaces with bare hand. The system utilizes the camera to recover 3D information of fingertip for touch detection. Firstly, predicted image generated from geometric and photometric calibration matrix is used to segment hand and its shadow. Secondly, fusion degree of the hand and its shadow is detected using linear‐scanning method. Finally, a square tracking mask is used to determine the touch action on the projection surface. Experimental results show that the proposed system is robust to different lighting conditions. The touch detection accuracy is 93.0% and the average processing time of each frame is 36 ms.     

光学透视头盔显示器标定技术

光学透视头盔显示器(OSTHMD)标定是增强现实技术研究中一个具有挑战性的关键技术问题. 研究了OSTHMD标定的几种常见技术及其优缺点, 详细论述了当前最常用的OSTHMD标定法: SPAAM法, 同时提出了一种基于图像的快速标定OSTHMD的方法, 从算法复杂度方面对两种标定法进行了对比, 并采用用户自行评估法进行评估, 认为基于图像的快速标定OSTHMD的方法更为快速精准.     

面向ASP模式的塑料注射成型CAE系统

随着Internet和电子商务的迅猛发展,一种应用软件的新模式:ASP也逐渐凸现。文章构造了一个面向ASP基于Web的远程塑料注射成型CAE系统,详细介绍了系统的构造方法和关键技术。     

CRT and LCD monitor and process materials evaluated for environmental improvement

Decision rules have been developed and applied to the bills of materials of a color cathode‐ray tube (CRT) and a liquid‐crystal‐display (LCD) desktop monitor to determine which product and process materials will be evaluated in an environmental life‐cycle assessment. Materials of significant mass, of technological importance, and of potential environmental impact are targeted. The list of materials identified are those for which life‐cycle inventory data will be obtained for the materials extraction and materials processing life‐cycle stages of a CRT and an LCD. Additionally, materials identified will also be used to represent life‐cycle impact in terms of resource consumption, as well as surrogates for occupational health impacts.