Abstract
Presently, we contemplate the merger of paper and electronics in different forms. There is a great desire to further explore this twinning of the information displaying features of printed papers and electronic inks. Here, we report a full-color paperboard display technology comprised of thermochromic and static inks combined with a patterned heater foil. Black and full-color thermochromic ink dots were screen-printed adjacent to, and on top of, static ink dots using a zero-angle mesh and template pattern orientation. As the heater is turned on and off, the display alter its content in between two predefined four-color pictures. © 2011 American Institute of Physics.
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Hennerdal, L. O., & Berggren, M. (2011). Picture-to-picture switching in full-color thermochromic paper displays. Applied Physics Letters, 99(18). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.3656972
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