Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Two techniques to reduce the por needed for driving 1-pixel LCDs (liquid crystal displays) are proposed. The first one is the use of multiple capacitors and the second is dividing the LCD into two to lor the drive voltage. Simulations show that large capacitance and many capacitors can reduce the por, and stacking two thin LCDs driven by lor voltage maximizes the effect of the proposed technique, especially for small LCDs. An experiment on the former technique using actual PDLCDs (polymer dispersed liquid crystal displays) confirms that it works as effectively as the simulation implies. The overall energy consumption of large PDLCDs is reduced more than 70%.
['Hiroyuki Manabe', 'Munekazu Date', 'Hideaki Takada', 'Hiroshi Inamura']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Low power driving techniques for 1-pixel displays
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