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10 June 1994 High-resolution AC thin-film electroluminescence using active matrix on Si substrate
Ron Khormaei, Stephen C. Thayer, Ken Ping, Christopher N. King, Gary M. Dolny, Alfred C. Ipri, Fu-Lung Hsueh, David Furst, Roger G. Stewart, Thomas Keyser, Gerry Becker, Dan R. Kagey, Mark B. Spitzer, M. W. Batty
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Abstract
Active matrix electroluminescent (AMEL) devices are fabricated using circuitry built on the thin-film single crystal silicon on insulator wafers. A 128 X 128 matrix with 24micrometers pixel pitch (1000 lines/inch) is fabricated with higher than 80% fill factor showing initial brightness of above 500fL and high contrast ratios (>100:1). These devices demonstrated the successful combination of active circuitry fabricated using conventional IC processing with standard electroluminescent processing. This AMEL approach provides the potential for head-mounted displays with a very small profile and high efficiency.
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Ron Khormaei, Stephen C. Thayer, Ken Ping, Christopher N. King, Gary M. Dolny, Alfred C. Ipri, Fu-Lung Hsueh, David Furst, Roger G. Stewart, Thomas Keyser, Gerry Becker, Dan R. Kagey, Mark B. Spitzer, and M. W. Batty "High-resolution AC thin-film electroluminescence using active matrix on Si substrate", Proc. SPIE 2218, Helmet- and Head-Mounted Displays and Symbology Design Requirements, (10 June 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.177378
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KEYWORDS
Silicon

Thin films

Electroluminescence

Crystals

Head-mounted displays

Semiconducting wafers

Thin film devices

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