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ORCIDDisplays, Volume 33
Volume 33, Number 1, January 2012
- Hwally Lee, Ki-Woong Whang:
A quantitative measurement of LCD and PDP TVs for human visual preference and fatigue. 1-6 - Matthew J. Pitts
, Gary E. Burnett, Lee Skrypchuk, Tom Wellings, Alex Attridge, Mark A. Williams:
Visual-haptic feedback interaction in automotive touchscreens. 7-16 - Linsen Li, Min Guan, Guohua Cao, Yiyang Li, Yiping Zeng:
Low operating-voltage and high power-efficiency OLED employing MoO3-doped CuPc as hole injection layer. 17-20 - Chang-Hyeon Sung, Jin-Ho Kim, Yoochae Chung, Myung-Je Jeon, J. W. Seo, Y. K. Jung, Bong Koo Kang:
Biased scan of plasma display panel for data voltage reduction. 21-27 - Chien-Hsiung Chen, Shu-Ying Chiang:
Effects of screen resolution and column ratio on search performance and subjective preferences. 28-35 - An-Hsiang Wang, Su-Lun Hwang, Hui-Tzu Kuo:
Effects of bending curvature and ambient illuminance on the visual performance of young and elderly participants using simulated electronic paper displays. 36-41 - Zhu Ma, Junsheng Yu, Lu Li, Yadong Jiang:
Non-doped white organic light-emitting diodes consisting of three primary colors based on a bipolar emitter. 42-45 - Yueh-Hua Lee, Kuo-Hao Tang:
How human perceptions of Mura affect LCD market values. 46-53
Volume 33, Number 2, April 2012
- Yensil Park, Kyoung Soon Choi, Soo Young Kim, Hyunjong Jo, Kwang Yong Park:
The effects of device structure on the performances of distyrylbiphenyl compounds based organic light emitting diodes. 55-61 - Ling-Guo Zhao, Shengli Wu, Si-Liang Xiong, Jintao Zhang:
Alternate lightening display method for surface-conduction electron-emission display. 62-67 - Pao-Long Chang, Chao-Chan Wu, Hoang-Jyh Leu:
Investigation of technological trends in flexible display fabrication through patent analysis. 68-73
- Makoto Yoshizawa:
Assessing comfortable 3D visual environment based on human factors. 75 - Takehiko Bando, Atsuhiko Iijima, Sumio Yano:
Visual fatigue caused by stereoscopic images and the search for the requirement to prevent them: A review. 76-83 - Marc T. M. Lambooij, Marten Fortuin, Wijnand A. IJsselsteijn, Ingrid Heynderickx:
Reading performance as screening tool for visual complaints from stereoscopic content. 84-90 - Atsuhiko Iijima, Seiji Komagata, Tohru Kiryu, Takehiko Bando, Isao Hasegawa:
Vergence eye movements signifying 3D depth perception from 2D movies. 91-97 - HyungKi Hong:
Change of the observed binocular disparity of the moving 3D object in 3D technology based on the time-division. 98-102 - Atanas Boev, Robert Bregovic, Atanas P. Gotchev:
Visual-quality evaluation methodology for multiview displays. 103-112
Volume 33, Number 3, July 2012
- Jae Kwang Lim, Heung-Sik Tae, Byungcho Choi:
Overlapped sustain waveform for improving recovery characteristics of temporal bright image sticking in ac-plasma display panels. 113-118 - Chun-Cheng Hsu:
Comparison of gender differences in young people's blog interface preferences and designs. 119-128 - Xinwen Zhang, Zhaoxin Wu, Bo Jiao, Dongdong Wang, Dawei Wang, Xun Hou:
White organic light-emitting devices with a solution-processed small molecular emission layer. 129-132 - Jae-Chul Park, Ho-Nyeon Lee:
Dry etch damage and recovery of gallium indium zinc oxide thin-film transistors with etch-back structures. 133-135 - HyungKi Hong:
Reduction of spatially non-uniform 3D crosstalk for stereoscopic display using shutter glasses. 136-141 - Junsheng Yu, Xia Lei, Rong Jiang, Juan Zhao:
Influence of interlayer on the performance of phosphorescent white organic light-emitting devices. 142-145 - Mu-Chien Chou, Regina W. Y. Wang:
Displayability: An assessment of differentiation design for the findability of bottle packaging. 146-156 - Monika Pölönen, Toni Järvenpää, Jukka Häkkinen:
Reading e-books on a near-to-eye display: Comparison between a small-sized multimedia display and a hard copy. 157-167 - Xiaoming Wu, Zhiqiang Jiao, Yulin Hua, Wentao Bi, Juanjuan Bai, Xue Mu, Shougen Yin, Jiajin Zheng:
Chromatic-stable white organic light-emitting devices incorporating red color conversion layers. 168-171
Volume 33, Numbers 4-5, October 2012
- Sheng-Ya Wang, Wei-Hsiang Liao, Kei-Hsiung Yang:
Investigation of Curtain Mura in TFT-TN panels after COG ACF process. 173-177 - Byung-Yun Joo, Jeong Jin Kang, Joo-Pyo Hong:
Analysis of the light-scattering power of patterned dot material printed on the light guide plate in liquid crystal display. 178-185 - Ji Ma, Rongge Sun, Xuanbin Liu, Xinghai Lu, Lifa Hu, Li Xuan:
Analysis of display defects in the multi-domain vertical alignment mode liquid crystal display. 186-190 - Xu Wang, Junsheng Yu, Juan Zhao, Xia Lei:
Comparison of electron transporting layer in white OLED with a double emissive layer structure. 191-194
- Sarah Sharples:
Medical device displays: Special issue editorial. 195 - Richard R. Goodenough, Johnell O. Brooks, Christopher Pagano, Douglas F. Evans:
Display configurations in a small footprint clinical driving simulator. 196-205 - Daniela Giordano, Francesco Maiorana, Rosalia Leonardi:
Effects of monitor size on accuracy and time needed to detect cephalometric radiographs landmarks. 206-213 - Kaida Xiao, Fareadon Zardawi, Julian M. Yates:
Colour management system for displaying microscope images. 214-220 - Sarah Sharples, Jennifer L. Martin, Alexandra R. Lang, Michael P. Craven, Sonja O'Neill, Julie Barnett:
Medical device design in context: A model of user-device interaction and consequences. 221-232
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