GOALI: Bi-Primary Electrokinetic Displays - Electronic Paper with Color Performance Approaching Printed Media
GOALI: Bi-Primary Electrokinetic Displays - Electronic Paper with Color Performance Approaching Printed Media
批准号:
1231668
负责人:
Jason Heikenfeld
金额:
$35.75万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2012
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2012-10-01 至 2016-09-30
中文摘要
这项NSF GOALI提案的目标是通过辛辛那提大学、惠普(Corvallis)和EMD/默克研究实验室(波士顿,南安普顿)之间为期3年的合作,开发一种新型彩色电子纸。该研究的核心假设是,一种新的双原色系统可以使用电动像素和双粒子墨水分散体,提供变革性的电子纸反射率(~76%)和色域(40%)。学术-产业团队在初步数据的基础上制定了这一假设,并在之前合作发表了最新的电子纸技术。该研究的学术价值有三方面:(1)探索双色、双粒子油墨分散体的基本电泳行为,包括了解多分散性和泽塔电位对清洁粒子传输的影响;(2)常规RGBW滤色的2倍反射率和2倍色分光学工程像元;(3)通过有源矩阵寻址实现电气控制,并将改进的性能作为环境照明条件(漫射、定向等)的函数进行光学表征。更广泛的影响集中在本科生身上,他们将在辛辛那提大学接受研究合作培训,然后在GOALI合作伙伴公司获得行业合作经验。就社会效益而言,电子纸比典型的LCD节能10倍。此外,电子纸对个人的好处包括改进了电子阅读器的人体工程学(重量更轻,屏幕尺寸更大,不易破损的塑料显示屏,可卷曲/可折叠的外形因素),并使社会进一步融入电子出版和平板电脑学习的不断发展的领域。
英文摘要
The objective of this NSF GOALI proposal is to pursue a novel color e-Paper through a 3-year collaborative effort between the University of Cincinnati, Hewlett Packard (Corvallis), and EMD/Merck Research Labs (Boston, Southampton). The central hypothesis is that a new bi-primary color system can provide transformative e-paper reflectance (~76%) and color gamut (40%), using an electrokinetic pixel and dual-particle ink dispersions. The academic-industry team has formulated this hypothesis on the basis of preliminary data, and previous collaborative publishing on the state-of-the-art in e-Paper technology. The intellectual merit is three-fold: (1) exploring the fundamental electrophoretic behavior of dual-color, dual-particle ink dispersions, including understanding the effects of poly-dispersity and zeta-potentials for clean particle transport; (2) optically engineering pixels for 2X reflectance and 2X color-fraction of conventional RGBW color-filtering; (3) implementing electrical control by active-matrix addressing and optically characterizing the improved performance as a function of ambient lighting conditions (diffuse, directional, etc..). The broader impacts center on undergraduate students who will be trained as research co-ops at the University of Cincinnati, followed by industry co-op experience at GOALI partner companies. In terms of societal benefit, e-paper is 10X more energy efficient than a typical LCD. Furthermore, e-paper benefits to the individual include improved e-reader ergonomics (less weight, larger screen size, unbreakable plastic display, rollable/foldable form-factor), and enable further immersion of society in the growing sectors of e-publishing and tablet-based learning.
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