P‐6.11: Sensor Technology ‐ A new chance for low generation TFT production line

Wang, Zhidong; Lan, Ronghua; Zhou, Luping; Zhang, Jun-Rui; Yan, Rongjian; Cheng, Jiuyang; Zhou, Quan; Guo, Meng; Li, Yongqiang; Lu, Yancheng

doi:10.1002/sdtp.12802

Symp Digest of Tech Papers

2018

DOI: 10.1002/sdtp.12802

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P‐6.11: Sensor Technology ‐ A new chance for low generation TFT production line

Zhidong Wang

Ronghua Lan

Luping Zhou

et al.

Abstract: We analyzed several sensor technology which have good compatibility with current TFF process, including Digital X‐Ray Detector, Glass‐substrate Pressure Sensor, Glass‐substrate Memory, Glass‐substrate Antenna and Glass‐substrate MEMS Devices. The above offers some directions for low generation TFT production line's transition.

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A TFT-Based Active Pixel Sensor With Dynamic Range > 100dB, Gain > 10 and Broad Spectral Response From Near-UV to Near-IR, Enabling In-Display Sensor Applications

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P‐6.11: Sensor Technology ‐ A new chance for low generation TFT production line

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A TFT-Based Active Pixel Sensor With Dynamic Range > 100dB, Gain > 10 and Broad Spectral Response From Near-UV to Near-IR, Enabling In-Display Sensor Applications

A TFT-Based Active Pixel Sensor With Dynamic Range > 100dB, Gain > 10 and Broad Spectral Response From Near-UV to Near-IR, Enabling In-Display Sensor Applications

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