— In‐plane‐switching LCD (IPS‐LCD) technologies originally developed for LCD monitors and TV applications are applied to mobile applications. Advantages of the IPS mode over other optical modes for ...mobile applications are quantitatively clarified. The panel achieves stable color reproduction and chromaticity in the viewing‐angle range for mobile displays. Superiority of the IPS mode over other optical modes is discussed also from the viewpoints of stability in chromaticity during the brightness change and the driving power consumption. A transflective IPS mode with good performance is accomplished by the use of a proper optical design. A new structure, IPS‐Pro, which enables sunlight readability by increasing the transmittance, i.e., the brightness of the panel, without additional cost and power consumption in contrast to additional fabrication processes required to fabricate the transflective mode is realized. Furthermore, to improve the users' convenience, an automatic luminance control system and a controllable viewing‐angle device are developed. The panels developed fulfill the market requirements of increasing the function and performance variations and will be the most appropriate ones to be applied to mobile appliances, such as cellular phones, digital still cameras, music players, GPS, mobile TV sets, etc.
Deformation of adhering elastic tubes KOMURA, S; TAMURA, K; KATO, T
The European physical journal. E, Soft matter and biological physics,
2004, 2004-Jan, 2004-01-00, 20040101, Letnik:
13, Številka:
1
Journal Article
Recenzirano
Deformation of an elastic tube adhering onto a substrate due to van der Waals attractive force is investigated by means of numerical minimization and scaling theory. The onset of the deformation is ...determined by the critical value of Cb/Epsilon N2, where Cb is the bending constant, epsilon is the depth of the van der Waals potential, and N is the size of the tube. For a significantly deformed tube, we found a scaling behavior of the bending energy, which is explained within the shell theory.