Japan Display Starts Mass Production Of Low- Power, Memory-In-Pixel Reflective-type LCD Module
Japan Display Inc. today announced the start of
mass production of a Memory-In-Pixel (MIP) reflective-type LCD
module which realizes ultra-low power consumption.
The display consumes very low power making it suitable for wearable devices. In addition, a newly-developed scattering layer contributes to bright reflective-type images.
The new reflective-type display does not require a backligh as it shows images by reflecting light instead. This contributes to a low power consumption, which is 80% of the typical consumption of an LCD module. Furthermore, the MIP structure can keep screen images in the static random access memory transistor fabricated in each sub-pixel. A new scattering layer also optimizes the panel's optical design, and enables the production of a paper-like display.
The new reflective-type display does not require a backligh as it shows images by reflecting light instead. This contributes to a low power consumption, which is 80% of the typical consumption of an LCD module. Furthermore, the MIP structure can keep screen images in the static random access memory transistor fabricated in each sub-pixel. A new scattering layer also optimizes the panel's optical design, and enables the production of a paper-like display.
0.99" | 1.39" | ||
LTPS(MIP-Type) | LTPS(MIP-Type) | ||
LCD mode | Reflective-type ECB | Reflective-type ECB | |
Reflection ratio(typ.) | 32% | 32% | |
Contrast ratio(typ.) | 20 : 1 | 20 : 1 | |
Number of Pixeis | 180 × 180 | 205 × 148 | |
Resolution density | 182 ppi | 182 ppi | |
Number of colors | 64 | 64 | |
Power consumption |
Still image | 0.13mW | 0.13mW |
1Hz moving | 0.16mW | 0.16mW |