Handbook of Visual Display Technology
Editat de Janglin Chen, Wayne Cranton, Mark Fihnen Limba Engleză Electronic book text – 22 ian 2012
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9783540795674
ISBN-10: 3540795677
Pagini: 2000
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Ediția:2012
Editura: Springer Berlin, Heidelberg
Colecția Springer
Locul publicării:Berlin, Heidelberg, Germany
ISBN-10: 3540795677
Pagini: 2000
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Ediția:2012
Editura: Springer Berlin, Heidelberg
Colecția Springer
Locul publicării:Berlin, Heidelberg, Germany
Public țintă
Professional/practitionerDescriere
The
Handbook
of
Visual
Display
Technology
is
a
unique
work
offering
readers
a
comprehensive
review
of
all
aspects
of
the
science,
technology,
economic
and
human
interface
factors
associated
with
visual
displays.
An
invaluable
compilation
of
information,
the
Handbook
will
serve
as
a
single
reference
source
with
expert
contributions
from
over
150
international
display
professionals
and
academic
researchers.
The
broad
scope
encompasses
the
complete
range
of
established
and
emergent
display
technologies,
including
LCDs,
reflective
displays,
and
emissive
devices
such
as
OLEDs
and
plasma
displays.
Across
the
Handbook
and
within
each
section
the
content
builds
from
the
fundamental
physical
principles
involved,
ensuring
that
the
work
is
entirely
self-contained,
although
the
reader
is
provided
with
references
to
primary
literature,
reviews
and
other
works
for
further
background.
Novel technologies such as electronic ink and flexible displays are discussed in detail and set in the context of their particular applications, and key sections are devoted to high-definition and 3-dimensional displays, portable and personal displays, and peripheral subjects such as display driving and display metrology. The wide-ranging content also encompasses the fundamental science of light and vision, electronic image processing and manipulation, and core materials processing and patterning techniques.
The Handbook concludes with a section focusing on the economics and market factors associated with the displays industry, with commentary on the prospects for particular technologies and areas of application.
Novel technologies such as electronic ink and flexible displays are discussed in detail and set in the context of their particular applications, and key sections are devoted to high-definition and 3-dimensional displays, portable and personal displays, and peripheral subjects such as display driving and display metrology. The wide-ranging content also encompasses the fundamental science of light and vision, electronic image processing and manipulation, and core materials processing and patterning techniques.
The Handbook concludes with a section focusing on the economics and market factors associated with the displays industry, with commentary on the prospects for particular technologies and areas of application.
Cuprins
Volume
1
(Sections):
Fundamentals
of
Optics
for
Displays.-
Human
Vision
and
Photometry.-
Image
Storage
and
Processing.-
Driving
Displays.-
Volume
2
(Sections):
TFTs
and
Materials
for
Displays
and
Touchscreens.-
Emissive
Displays.-
Volume
3
(Sections):
Liquid
Crystal
Displays.-
Paper-Like
and
Low
Power
Displays.-
3D
Displays.-
Volume
4
(Sections):
Mobile
Displays,
Microdisplays,
Projection
and
Headworn
Displays.-
Display
Metrology.-
Display
Markets
and
Economics.-
Index
Notă biografică
Dr
Janglin
(John)
Chen
is
a
Vice
President
of
Industrial
Technology
Research
Institute
(ITRI)
in
Taiwan,
and
the
General
Director
of
ITRI’s
Display
Technology
Center.
Prior
to
his
present
assignment,
Dr.
Chen
was
a
Research
Fellow
of
Eastman
Kodak
Company
in
Rochester,
New
York,
where
he
held
many
research,
product
development,
commercialization
and
managerial
positions
from
1982
to
2006,
and
is
the
author
of
sixty
technical
reports,
and
31
issued
US
Patents.
A
native
of
Taiwan,
Dr.
Chen
holds
a
B.Sc.
degree
from
National
Tsing
Hua
University
(1975),
and
a
Ph.D.
degree
from
Polytechnic
University
in
Brooklyn,
New
York
(1982).
In
ITRI,
Dr.
Chen
and
his
staff
scientists
and
engineers
are
focusing
on
new
display
and
enabling
technology
research,
including
flexible
displays,
substrates,
inorganic
and
organic
TFTs.
Dr.
Chen
currently
also
has
the
appointment
of
Adjunct
Professor
with
Display
Institute
of
National
Chiao-Tung
University,
and
is
the
Chairman
of
Taiwan
Display
Material
&
Device
Association
(TDMDA).
Dr Wayne Cranton, Reader in Visual Technology at Nottingham Trent University has been working in displays research since 1991, is the head of ICT in the School of Computing and Informatics and is a founding partner of the UK DisplayMasters Programme. As the Head of the Displays Research Group at Nottingham Trent, he has developed a novel high intensity electroluminescent technology for use in near to eye displays, and is working on laser processing techniques for use in flexible display fabrication. Building on the technological research, Dr Cranton has an interest in information visualisation techniques and has recently been working on the use of 3D immersive environments.
Mark Fihn currently heads his own consulting company called VeritaVis, where he supports the flat panel display industry based on his expertise related to notebook PCs, Tablet PCs, touch technologies, the LCD TV market, and display related human factors, including high resolution and wide aspect ratios. Veritas et Visus is part of this consultancy, enabling Mark to reach a broader audience in association with his research activities. Prior to VeritaVis, Mark worked for 3 years at the market research firm DisplaySearch. He additionally participated for 15 years in computer system and LCD-related procurement at Texas Instruments and Dell Computer while living in the United States and Taiwan. He has been active in many display-related areas, most specifically in publicly championing industry-wide adoption of high resolution displays, notebook LCD standardization, and video sub-system integration. Mark was educated at St. Olaf College (Northfield, Minnesota), the American Graduate School of International Management, (Phoenix, Arizona); St. Edward’s University, (Austin, Texas), and in the University of Texas at Austin’s doctoral program in International Business. Most recently, Mark has been an active supporter and lecturer at the DisplayMasters degree program in the UK, contributing course lectureships at Cambridge University, Dundee University, and Nottingham Trent University.
Mark Fihn currently heads his own consulting company called VeritaVis, where he supports the flat panel display industry based on his expertise related to notebook PCs, Tablet PCs, touch technologies, the LCD TV market, and display related human factors, including high resolution and wide aspect ratios. Veritas et Visus is part of this consultancy, enabling Mark to reach a broader audience in association with his research activities. Prior to VeritaVis, Mark worked for 3 years at the market research firm DisplaySearch. He additionally participated for 15 years in computer system and LCD-related procurement at Texas Instruments and Dell Computer while living in the United States and Taiwan. He has been active in many display-related areas, most specifically in publicly championing industry-wide adoption of high resolution displays, notebook LCD standardization, and video sub-system integration. Mark was educated at St. Olaf College (Northfield, Minnesota), the American Graduate School of International Management, (Phoenix, Arizona); St. Edward’s University, (Austin, Texas), and in the University of Texas at Austin’s doctoral program in International Business. Most recently, Mark has been an active supporter and lecturer at the DisplayMasters degree program in the UK, contributing course lectureships at Cambridge University, Dundee University, and Nottingham Trent University.
Dr Wayne Cranton, Reader in Visual Technology at Nottingham Trent University has been working in displays research since 1991, is the head of ICT in the School of Computing and Informatics and is a founding partner of the UK DisplayMasters Programme. As the Head of the Displays Research Group at Nottingham Trent, he has developed a novel high intensity electroluminescent technology for use in near to eye displays, and is working on laser processing techniques for use in flexible display fabrication. Building on the technological research, Dr Cranton has an interest in information visualisation techniques and has recently been working on the use of 3D immersive environments.
Mark Fihn currently heads his own consulting company called VeritaVis, where he supports the flat panel display industry based on his expertise related to notebook PCs, Tablet PCs, touch technologies, the LCD TV market, and display related human factors, including high resolution and wide aspect ratios. Veritas et Visus is part of this consultancy, enabling Mark to reach a broader audience in association with his research activities. Prior to VeritaVis, Mark worked for 3 years at the market research firm DisplaySearch. He additionally participated for 15 years in computer system and LCD-related procurement at Texas Instruments and Dell Computer while living in the United States and Taiwan. He has been active in many display-related areas, most specifically in publicly championing industry-wide adoption of high resolution displays, notebook LCD standardization, and video sub-system integration. Mark was educated at St. Olaf College (Northfield, Minnesota), the American Graduate School of International Management, (Phoenix, Arizona); St. Edward’s University, (Austin, Texas), and in the University of Texas at Austin’s doctoral program in International Business. Most recently, Mark has been an active supporter and lecturer at the DisplayMasters degree program in the UK, contributing course lectureships at Cambridge University, Dundee University, and Nottingham Trent University.
Mark Fihn currently heads his own consulting company called VeritaVis, where he supports the flat panel display industry based on his expertise related to notebook PCs, Tablet PCs, touch technologies, the LCD TV market, and display related human factors, including high resolution and wide aspect ratios. Veritas et Visus is part of this consultancy, enabling Mark to reach a broader audience in association with his research activities. Prior to VeritaVis, Mark worked for 3 years at the market research firm DisplaySearch. He additionally participated for 15 years in computer system and LCD-related procurement at Texas Instruments and Dell Computer while living in the United States and Taiwan. He has been active in many display-related areas, most specifically in publicly championing industry-wide adoption of high resolution displays, notebook LCD standardization, and video sub-system integration. Mark was educated at St. Olaf College (Northfield, Minnesota), the American Graduate School of International Management, (Phoenix, Arizona); St. Edward’s University, (Austin, Texas), and in the University of Texas at Austin’s doctoral program in International Business. Most recently, Mark has been an active supporter and lecturer at the DisplayMasters degree program in the UK, contributing course lectureships at Cambridge University, Dundee University, and Nottingham Trent University.
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The
Handbook
of
Visual
Display
Technology
is
a
unique
work
offering
a
comprehensive
description
of
the
science,
technology,
economic
and
human
interface
factors
associated
with
the
displays
industry.
An
invaluable
compilation
of
information,
the
Handbook
will
serve
as
a
single
reference
source
with
expert
contributions
from
over
150
international
display
professionals
and
academic
researchers.
All
classes
of
display
device
are
covered
including
LCDs,
reflective
displays,
flexible
solutions
and
emissive
devices
such
as
OLEDs
and
plasma
displays,
with
discussion
of
established
principles,
emergent
technologies,
and
particular
areas
of
application.
The
wide-ranging
content
also
encompasses
the
fundamental
science
of
light
and
vision,
image
manipulation,
core
materials
and
processing
techniques,
display
driving
and
metrology.
Caracteristici
First
and
only
reference
work
in
the
field,
written
by
industrial
experts
for
their
peers
and
managers
Completely comprehensive, one-stop resource to cutting edge technologies
Extensive cross-referencing throughout
Covers established and emergent display technologies, including organics and 3D technologies
Also addresses human interaction and economic factors
International authorship
Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
Completely comprehensive, one-stop resource to cutting edge technologies
Extensive cross-referencing throughout
Covers established and emergent display technologies, including organics and 3D technologies
Also addresses human interaction and economic factors
International authorship
Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras