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25 October 2000 Thin glass substrates for mobile applications
Reiner H. Mauch, Holger Wegener, Anke Kruse, Norbert Hildebrand
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Abstract
Flat panel displays play an important role as the visual interface for today's electronic devices (Notebook computers, PDA's, pagers, mobile phones, etc.). Liquid Crystal Display's are dominating the market. While for higher resolution displays active matrix displays like Thin Film Transistor LCD's are used, portable devices are mainly using Super Twisted Nematic (STN) displays. Based on the application, STN displays for mobile applications require thinner glass substrates with improved surface quality at a lower cost. The requirements and trends for STN glass substrates are identified and discussed. Different glass manufacturing processes are used today for the manufacture of these substrates. Advantages and disadvantages of the different glass substrate types are presented and discussed.
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Reiner H. Mauch, Holger Wegener, Anke Kruse, and Norbert Hildebrand "Thin glass substrates for mobile applications", Proc. SPIE 4102, Inorganic Optical Materials II, (25 October 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.405281
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KEYWORDS
Glasses

LCDs

Manufacturing

Polishing

Borosilicate glass

Tin

Surface finishing

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