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17 March 2000 SVGA and XGA active matrix microdisplays for head-mounted applications
Phillip Alvelda, Michael Bolotski, Imani Lea Brown
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Abstract
The MicroDisplay Corporation's liquid crystal on silicon (LCOS) display devices are based on the union of several technologies with the extreme integration capability of conventionally fabricated CMOS substrates. The fast liquid crystal operation modes and new scalable high-performance pixel addressing architectures presented in this paper enable substantially improved color, contrast, and brightness while still satisfying the optical, packaging, and power requirements of portable applications. The entire suite of MicroDisplay's technologies was devised to create a line of mixed-signal application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) in single-chip display systems. Mixed-signal circuits can integrate computing, memory, and communication circuitry on the same substrate as the display drivers and pixel array for a multifunctional complete system-on-a-chip. System-on-a-chip benefits also include reduced head supported weight requirements through the elimination of off-chip drive electronics.
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Phillip Alvelda, Michael Bolotski, and Imani Lea Brown "SVGA and XGA active matrix microdisplays for head-mounted applications", Proc. SPIE 3955, Liquid Crystal Materials, Devices, and Flat Panel Displays, (17 March 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.379971
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KEYWORDS
Computer aided design

Electronics

Liquid crystals

LCDs

Liquid crystal on silicon

Video

Silicon

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