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Film electrostatic light modulators using nanostructured inks

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Film electrostatic light modulators using nanostructured inks

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Pascal (Inist)
- 4282, 4279H, 8585.

Abstract

First experimentation on film electrostatic spatial light modulators is reported. As an alternative to conventional photolithography and thin film technologies used to make microshutters-micromirrors, we propose a screen printed multilayer deposition with control of the electromechanical features of each layer by a proper preparation of the inks. A possible way to replace the use of expensive indium tin oxide (ITO) for the transparent electrode is discussed. In particular a cheap printed layer, based on nanostructured inks, is proposed. The technology of film electrostatic light modulators can be used in display applications as a substitute for LCDs. An example in an automotive instrument cluster is presented.

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Film electrostatic light modulators using nanostructured inks

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