2017
DOI: 10.1002/9781119407270.ch50
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Development of Liquid Crystal Display with RGB Laser Backlight

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“…Laser displays have attracted intense interest because they are considered to be the next generation of display technology. Apart from the pixelated laser array method, , white laser light enabled by integrating RGB lasers is another approach to laser displays. , Moreover, the integrated white laser as the backlight source is also compatible with conventional liquid crystal display (LCD) technology. However, although many monochromatic miniaturized RGB lasers fabricated from inorganic semiconductors, organic molecules, or metal halide perovskites have been reported, compactly integrated RGB lasers have rarely been reported because of the difficulties in integrating different lasers without cross-interaction among them. , Moreover, it is difficult to obtain a balanced white light laser due to the difficulties in the threshold values among RGB lasers …”
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“…Laser displays have attracted intense interest because they are considered to be the next generation of display technology. Apart from the pixelated laser array method, , white laser light enabled by integrating RGB lasers is another approach to laser displays. , Moreover, the integrated white laser as the backlight source is also compatible with conventional liquid crystal display (LCD) technology. However, although many monochromatic miniaturized RGB lasers fabricated from inorganic semiconductors, organic molecules, or metal halide perovskites have been reported, compactly integrated RGB lasers have rarely been reported because of the difficulties in integrating different lasers without cross-interaction among them. , Moreover, it is difficult to obtain a balanced white light laser due to the difficulties in the threshold values among RGB lasers …”
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