Design on AM-OLED display control ASIC with high gray scale levels

The paper puts forward a method on controlling the AM-OLED panel to display image with high gray scale levels. It also gives an ASIC design sample to implement this method. A twenty sub-fields scan scheme has been taken into use in the chip to display 256 gray scale levels on a QVGA resolution AM-OLED display screen. The functions of image scaling and rotating have also been implemented for multiply application. The simulation and chip test result show that the chip design has met the design requirements.

Integral imaging-based tabletop light field 3D display with large viewing angle

Light field 3D display technology is considered a revolutionary technology to address the critical visual fatigue issues in the existing 3D displays.Tabletop light field 3D display provides a brand-new display form that satisfies multi-user shared viewing and collaborative works,and it is poised to become a potential alternative to the traditional wall and portable display forms.However,a large radial viewing angle and correct radial perspective and parallax are still out of reach for most current tabletop light field 3D displays due to the limited amount of spatial information.To address the viewing angle and perspective issues,a novel integral imaging-based tabletop light field 3D display with a simple flat-panel structure is proposed and developed by applying a compound lens array,two spliced 8K liquid crystal display panels,and a light shaping diffuser screen.The compound lens array is designed to be composed of multiple three-piece compound lens units by employing a reverse design scheme,which greatly extends the radial viewing angle in the case of a limited amount of spatial information and balances other important 3D display parameters.The proposed display has a radial viewing angle of 68.7°in a large display size of 43.5 inches,which is larger than the conventional tabletop light field 3D displays.The radial perspective and parallax are correct,and high-resolution 3D images can be reproduced in large radial viewing positions.We envision that this proposed display opens up possibility for redefining the display forms of consumer electronics.

On-chip optical sources of 3D photonic integration based on active fluorescent polymer waveguide microdisks for light display application

In this work,on-chip three-dimensional(3D)photonic integrated optical sources based on active fluorescent polymer waveguide microdisks are proposed for light display application.Fluorescent green and red oligomers with high-efficiency photoluminescence are doped into epoxy crosslinking SU-8 polymer as the waveguide gain medium.The microdisk-based on-chip optically pumping light sources are designed and fabricated using the organic functionalized materials by direct UV written process.The promising stacking dual-microdisk structures with double gain layers could provide white signal light source generated perpendicular to the chip,and green signal light source stimulated in the chip.The approach could realize the monolithically on-chip assembled vertical and horizontal bright emitters.The optical pumping threshold power is obtained as 50 mW with continuous-wave(CW)pumping.The average gain coefficient of a white light source is measured by vertical fiber coupling as 112 dB/W,and that of green light source by horizontal fiber coupling as 137 dB/W,respectively.The rising and falling response time of the on-chip optical sources are 60 and 80μs under modulating pulsed pumping.This technique is very promising for achieving 3D integrated light display application,including photonic circuits and optical information encryption.

Full-color quantum dots active matrix display fabricated by ink-jet printing

Making full-color active matrix display based on quantum dot light emitting diodes(AM-QLEDs) via ink-jet printing is attractive in display industry due to QLEDs' wide color gamut and their potential manufacturing advantages of large screen size and low cost. The challenges for realizing AM-QLED display are how to achieve high quality films through ink-jet printing, multi-color patterning, electroluminescence(EL) color purity, and high efficiency. Herein, a 2-inch diagonal full-color AM-QLEDs display with pixel density of 120 pixels per inch(PPI) fabricated by ink-jet printing technique is presented. Driven by a metal oxide TFT(MOTFT) back-panel, the display exhibits a maximum brightness of 400 cd m.2, and a color gamut of 109%(NTSC 1931). The red, green, and blue(RGB) monochrome QLEDs passive matrix panels fabricated by ink-jet printing technique have a current efficiency(CE) of 2.5, 13.9, and 0.30 cd A.1, respectively. To the best of our knowledge, the efficiencies are the highest among passive matrix QLEDs panels made by ink-jet printing technique. The ink-jet printed QDs films show good thickness uniformity due to high viscosity and low volatility of the printable inks, and no cross-contamination between adjacent pixels resulting from the hydrophobic pixel defining layer.

Light field head-mounted display with correct focus cue using micro structure array

A new type of light fiehl display is proposed using a head-mounted display （HMD） and a micro structure array （MSA, lens array or pinhole array）. Each rendering point emits abundant rays from different directions into the viewer＇s pupil, and at one time the dense light field is generated inside the exit pupil of the HMD through the eyepiece. Therefore, the proposed method not only solves the problem of accommodation and convergence conflict in a traditional HMD, but also drastically reduces the huge data in real three-dimensional （3D） display. To demonstrate the proposed method, a prototype is developed, which is capable of giving the observer a real perception of depth.

Advances in the light field displays based on integral imaging and holographic techniques(Invited Paper)

Light field displays comprise three-dimensional （3D） visual information presentation devices capable of providing realistic and full parallax autostereoscopic images. In this letter, the recent advances in the light field displays based on integral imaging （II） and holographic techniques are presented. Several advanced approaches to demonstrate the light field displays including viewing angle enhancement techniques of the II display, a fast hologram generation method using graphics processing unit （GPU） and multiple WRPs, and a holographic microscopy to display the living cells are reported. These methods improve some important constraints of the light field displays and add new features.

360° light field 3D display system based on a triplet lenses array and holographic functional screen

A 360° light field 3D display system is presented, which consists of a liquid crystal display, a novel triplet lenses array, and a holographic functional screen （HFS）. The mapping relationship among pixels, 3D objects, and view- ing positions are investigated. The aberration analysis of the single lens is carried out both in the simulation and the experiment, which shows that it cannot provide an excellent 3D image to the viewers. In order to suppress the aberrations, ＂the primary aberration theory＂ and ＂the damped least-squares method＂ are used for optical analysis and lens design. A 3D image with aberration correction can be viewed around the proposed display system.

Efficiency balance of a light guide plate with microstructures for a see-through head-mounted display

The efficiency balance phenomenon for see-through head-mounted displays with different microstructure con- ditions can be found both theoretically and using optical simulation software. A simple mathematical calculation is used to determine the relationship between the real image （see-through function） energy and the virtual image energy. The simulation is based on factors taken from previous research studies. It is found that the balance value of the optical efficiency remains almost constant （66.63% to 67.38%） under different microstructure conditions. In addition, suitable conditions for the microstructures in see-through head-mounted displays for daily applications can be predicted.

Tricolor microcavity OLEDs based on P-nc-Si:H films as the complex anodes

A P^＋-nc-Si：H film（boron-doped nc-Si：H thin film） was used as a complex anode of an OLED.As an ideal candidate for the composite anode,the P^＋-nc-Si：H thin film has a good conductivity with a high work function（- 5.7 eV） and outstanding optical properties of high reflectivity,transmission,and a very low absorption.As a result,the combination of the relatively high reflectivity of a P^＋-nc-Si：H film/ITO complex anode with the very high reflectivity of an Al cathode could form a micro-cavity structure with a certain Q to improve the efficiency of the OLED fabricated on it.An RGB pixel generated by microcavity OLEDs is beneficial for both the reduction of the light loss and the improvement of the color purity and the efficiency.The small molecule Alq would be useful for the emitting light layer（EML） of the MOLED,and the P^＋-nc-Si film would be used as a complex anode of the MOLED,whose configuration can be constructed as Glass/LTO/P^＋-nc-Si：H/ITO/MoO3/NPB/Alq/LiF/Al.By adjusting the thickness of the organic layer NPB/Alq,the optical length of the microcavity and the REB colors of the device can be obtained.The peak wavelengths of an OLED are located at 486,550,and 608 nm,respectively.The CIE coordinates are（0.21,0.45）,（0.33,0.63）,and（0.54,0.54）,and the full widths at half maximum（FWHM） are 35,32,and 39 nm for red,green,and blue,respectively.