Passive or active displays with peripheral, partially integrated and fully integrated activation

摘要

The models presented here relate to solid-state and liquid-crystal optoelectronic displays, in the case of liquid-crystal displays layered stripping of the electrodes, board penetrations, transparent processors and modular resolution resulting both in an increase in the pixels and in a simplification in the activation electronics. Large-format LC displays can be produced by clamping and by suspending the carrier plates and by providing compensation towards the outside. An RGB display with strip elements and wafers sandwiched together which are capable of displaying a high-contrast television image, is constructed in LED technology. In this connection it is shown on the example of a microtip display that plated-through holes through the rear carrier board allow a modular distribution of the overall matrix activation which also results in a faster and simpler build-up of the image. A new self-luminous artificial solid-state crystal is explained which emits light due to the change of direction of the electron.