P‐60: An 8Gbps Receiver for 8K Large‐Size Display

Huang, Ju-Lin; Liu, Yi-Chuan; Liang, Ko-Chun; Wang, Yu-Hsiang; Yeh, Che-Wei; Fang, Yong-Ren; Huang, Yung-Yang; Wu, Chia-En; Liu, Yi-Te; Kang, Chun-Wei

doi:10.1002/sdtp.13215

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“…The sub-pixel size was 3.4 µm × 10.2 µm, the diagonal display size was 0.8 inch, and the display resolution was 1,920 × 540, which resulted in ∼ 2,490 pixels per inch (ppi). To drive the logic circuits and OLED pixels, 1.8 and 7 V transistor processes were adopted [9][10][11][12]. After the backplane was fabricated, it was successively cleaned with isopropyl alcohol and acetone, and dried in a vacuum oven at 120°C.…”

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High aspect ratio microdisplay and thin optical component for glass-like AR devices

Kang

Shin

Choi

et al. 2021

Journal of Information Display

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Organic light-emitting diode (OLED) microdisplays have attracted much attention as displays for small form factor augmented reality (AR) devices. To realize glass-like thin and wide field of view (FoV) AR devices, we designed a display module with a high aspect ratio microdisplay and a thin optical component. For the high aspect ratio microdisplay, we developed the color OLED microdisplay with a 32:9 aspect ratio and a 0.8-inch diagonal ∼ 2,490-ppi CMOS backplane. To express color and reduce optical crosstalk, we fabricated the color filter (C/F) patterning directly on the white OLED. We also developed a pin mirror lens with 11 pin mirrors to improve the optical efficiency and quality with a thin lens. By combining the microdisplay with LetinAR's pin mirror lens, we successfully demonstrated an AR device with a wide horizontal FoV of 46°but with a small form factor 4 mm lens.

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High aspect ratio microdisplay and thin optical component for glass-like AR devices

Kang

Shin

Choi

et al. 2021

Journal of Information Display

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“…The on-chip bit error tester is used to evaluate the signal quality and the receive ability of RX (with equalization) [4]. Here, the iSP protocol can support bit error detection, which counts the number of error bits in the iSP data stream until it is greater or equal to the threshold.…”

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P‐29: A 5.4Gbps Intra‐Panel Interface with Advanced Integrated‐Stream Protocol for Thin‐Film Transistor Liquid‐Crystal Display Applications

Chang

Wang

et al. 2021

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This paper describes coding detection, adaptive equalizer, and bit error detection for integrated‐stream protocol (iSP) interface. Coding detection is used for evaluating the data format to ensure the correctness of coding. Adaptive equalizer can adjust equalize step automatically at receiver to compensate channel attenuation. A bit error detector counts the number of error bits in the iSP data stream. An iSP source driver for a TFT‐LCD is presented in this paper. The source driver operates at a rate of up to 5.4Gbps and achieves a timing margin of 0.5UI and a voltage swing of 0.18V.

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P‐60: An 8Gbps Receiver for 8K Large‐Size Display

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High aspect ratio microdisplay and thin optical component for glass-like AR devices

High aspect ratio microdisplay and thin optical component for glass-like AR devices

P‐29: A 5.4Gbps Intra‐Panel Interface with Advanced Integrated‐Stream Protocol for Thin‐Film Transistor Liquid‐Crystal Display Applications

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