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October 12-14,1992

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTER HIROSHIMAHIROSHIMA, JAPAN

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Society for Information Display8055 West Manchester Avenue, Suite 615, Playa del Rey, California 90293, U.S.A. i -m- f—,f — ,

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The Institute of Television Engineers of JapanKikai-Shinko-Kaikan #209, 3-5-8 Shiba-Koen, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105, Japan

MONDAY, OCTOBER 12

8:30-8:55 Room A

Welcome RemarksMaster of Ceremony: C. Tani, General Secretary

S. KobayashiConference Chairman

M. FukushimaExecutive Chairman

T. UchidaProgram Chairman

AV System for Japan Display '92/. Ohishi

HDTV Use Coordinating Chaiman

8:55-10:25

Session 1

Keynote Addresses

Room A

Chairman Co-Chairman

T. Uchida A. LakatosTohoku Univ. Xerox

Sl-1 Display Devices and Technical InnovationsK. Kurokawa 3

Sl-2 The Impact of HDTV on SocietyT. Yamazaki 7

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A. C. Lowe S. MikoshibaIBM UK Univ. Electro-Corn.

S2-1 Human Factors Problems with "Vision-LikeTelevision" (VLTV)G. Boerger 13


C. i.ee H. AraiKorea Advd. Inst. of Mitsubishi Elec.Sci. & Tech.

S2-2 High Definition Television Display Research—Present and FutureW. E. Glenn 17

14:00-17:20 Room A

Special Session SP1

Image Representation & Display


J. J. McCann E. NakamaePolaroid Hiroshima Pref. Univ.

SP1-1 HDTV—New Tool of ExpressionInvited N. Kumabe 23

SP1-2 Image Representation in the Field of Promo-tion and PublicityH. Nakamura 27

SP1-3 HDTV (Hi-Vision) Computer GraphicsH. Tamegaya 31

SP1-4 The Art of the Growth Model for HDTV Com-puter PicturesY. Kawaguchi 35


H. Tamegaya H. IsonoMedia Int'l NHK

SP1-5 Calculated Color Appearances for DisplayInvited and Hardcopy

J. J. McCann 39

SP1-6 Presenting and Electronic Publishing: Publi-shing and Printing Technology in an Age withVarious MediaT. Teshima 43

SP1-7 Rendering of Outdoor ScenesE. Nakamae 47

1*00.17:00 Room B

Session 3

LCD Matrix


T. J. Scheffer A. FukudaIn Focus Systems Tokyo Inst. of Tech.

S3-1 Characteristics of the Large Size, High Resolu-Invited tion FLCD

A. Tsuboyama, Y. Hanyu, S. Yoshihara,J. Kanbe 53

S3-2 Multi-Color Video-Rate Antiferroelectric LCDswith High Contrast and Wide ViewY. Yamada, N. Yamamoto, M. Yamawaki,I. Kawamura, Y. Suzuki 57

S3-3 9.4" 4096 Color CSH-LCDS. Takenaka, H. Watanabe, S. Kanagawa,S. Ishikawa, S. Hirose, Y. Kondo, T. Yamamoto,S. Yamauchi, J. F. Clerc, M. Aizawa 61

S3-4 A New Addressing Technique for Fast Respon-ding STN LCDsT. N. Ruckmongathan, T. Kuwata, T. Ohnishi,S. lhara, H. Koh, Y. Nakagawa 65

S3-5 Pulse-Height Modulation (PHM) Gray ShadingMethods for Passive Matrix LCDsA. R. Conner, T. J. Scheffer 69

S3-6 Front-Lit Flat Panel Display from PolymerStabilized Cholesteric TexturesJ. W. Doane, D. K. Yang, Z. Yaniv 73

S3-7 Addressing Techniques for RMS RespondingLCDsT. N. Ruckmongathan 77

14:00-16:50

Image

Session 4

Pickup & Related

Room

Devices

C


M. Kurashige M. FukushimaNHK Hitachi Device Eng.

S4-1 HARP : High-Sensitivity Image Pickup TubeInvited K. Shidara, K. Tanioka, T. Hirai 83

S4-2 Development of High Resolution TV Camerafor Real Time Digital Radiography SystemH. Yokouchi, Y. Onodera, M. Tsuneoka 87

S4-3 A New Type Electrographic X-ray CameraS. Shirouzu, S. Inoue 91

S4-4 A New High-Performance Digital Noise Anal-yzer for HDTV and NTSC Image SensorsV. Nishida, T. Ohgami, Y. lino, H. Ohtake,Y. Fujita, H. Kosawa 95

S4-5 Phase Modulation with a MicroChannel SpatialLight Modulator (MSLM)T. Hori, H. Toyoda, T. Hara 99

14:00-17:00 Room D

Session 5

Projection Displays


W. P. Bleha K. WakatsukiHughes Aircraft Nippon Avionics

S5-1 Large Screen Projection DisplaysInvited W. P. Bleha 105

S5-2 High Resolution, High Writing Speed, Photoad-dressed, Storage-Type Liquid Crystal LightValves with Continuous GrayscaleF. J. Kahn, N. Bergstrom, M. Bone, W. Chen,X. Chen, B. Loucks, R. Marion, R. Mclnnis,E. Resurrecion, D. Slobodin, D. Sugiarto

109

S5-3 LCPC Projection Display System for HDTVY. Ooi, M. Sekine, S. Niiyama, Y. Hirai,M. Kunigita, T. Wakabayashi, M. Yuki,T. Gunjima 113

S5-4 An LCD Projector with Interleaved Pixels byUsing Four LCD Projection Units and a Pyram-idal MirrorT. Okimura, N. Hagiwara, K. Masuda, K. Uehira,T. Nomura, Y. Takahashi, S. Sakai 117

S5-5 Efficient Optical Configuration for PolarizedWhite Light Illumination of 16/9 LCDs in Pro-jection DisplayC. Nicolas, B. Loiseaux, J. P. Huignard,A. Dupont 121

S5-6 An lM-Pixel Full Color Projection DisplayUsing Nematic-Cholesteric Phase TransitionLiquid Crystals/. Yabe, H. Saito, T. Yoshihara, S. Kasahara,A. Mochizuki, T. Narusawa 125

14:00-17:00 Room E

Emissive/Hard Copy/Human Factors, etc

P l - l A Three Color VFD Panel for Rate InformationApplicationS. Kikuta, Y. Miura, T. Nagasako, K. Kinoshita,K. Kasano 131

Pl-2 Two-Color Graphic FLVFD with Internal ColorFiltersY. Tsuruoka, Y. Okamoto 135

Pl -3 Measurement of V. U. V. Radiation from Nar-row Gap Glow Discharge in He-Xe GasT. Ohi, T. Shimozuma, K. Yoshikawa,Y. Yasojima 139

P l -4 Dependence of Barrier Rib Width on Bright-ness and Luminous Efficiency in Barrier Elec-trode Structure of AC Plasma Displays byApplying Reflective Deposition PhosphorH. Uchiike, A. Manabe, K. Machida 143

Pl-5 Effects of Insulator Conductivity on EL Prop-erties of ZnS:Tb,F ACTFEL Devices with Con-ductive Ta2O5 LayersY. Tsuchiya, T. Kuki, S. Okamoto, M. Kurashige

147

Pl-6 Development of Dielectric Strength MeasuringSystem and Its ApplicationT. Kuki, Y. Tsuchiya, S. Okamoto, M. Kurashige

151

Pl -7 The Calculation of Magnetic Deflection Fieldwith Several Ferromagnetic Loops by Bound-ary Element MethodX. Sheng 155

Pl -8 Magnetic Field Calculation of Deflection Yokeby Surface Magnetic Charge Method with Four-ier TransformationS. Nakata, T. Nakagawa 159

Pl -9 Optimization of EO Performance of theDouble-Layered Half-Wavelength FLCDY. G. Jin, T. Yamazaki, M. Itoh, Y. limura,S. Kobayashi 163

Pl -10 Photoconductor Symmetrical TransmissiveFerroelectric Liquid Crystal Spatial Light Mod-ulatorS. Yamamoto, R. Sekura, T. Ebihara, N. Kato

167

Pl -11 High Resolution Liquid Crystal Light Modula-tors with Polymeric PhotoconductorsV. Mylnikov 171

Pl-12 Bacteriorhodopsin, a Dynamic High ResolutionOptical Recording Material for Parallel OpticalInformation ProcessingF.-H. Kreuzer, H. Leigeber, R. Maurer, A. Miller

175

Pl-13 Tristable Operation of Antiferroelectric LiquidCrystal Light Valves Optically Addressed byUsing Amorphous Silicon PhotosensorT. Oyama, S. Hamada, T. Masuda,N. S. Takahashi, S. Kurita, I. Kawamura,T. Hagiwara, H. Kuriyama 179

Pl-14 Electrically Controlled Spatial Frequency Fil-ter Based on PDLCE. V. Babak, J. G. Barishev, M. G. Tomilin

183

Pl-15 The Development of an 8.7 Inch Large TFT-LCD System for Audio-Visual Application to beUsed for Both NTSC and PAL StandardK. Mizukata, M. Takeda, T. lemoto, Y. Kanatani,M. Hijikigawa 187

Pl-16 A High Quality 10.4-in Digital LCTVH. Fujiwara, H. Okumura 191

Pl-17 Initial Investigation into the Effects of Ambi-ent Lighting on Field-Sequential Three-Dimensional Video SystemsA. P. McLaurin 195

Pl-18 Edge Emitter™ Light Generation Characteris-ticsT. C. Matty, D. Leksell, T. Tamura 199

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13

*30-12:00 Room A

Session 6

Switching Elements for Active-Matrix LCDs!


M. J. Thompson T. YamazakiXerox PARC Mitsubishi Elec.

S6-1 Future of Amorphous Si TFTs and Their Fabri-Invited cation Technologies

N. Ibaraki 205

S6-2 An a-Si TFT Array for 15-in. Full-Color HighResolution LCDT. Kawamura, K. Fujii, K. Honda, K. Iwasaki,T. Tamura, H. Koseki, S. Hotta 209

S6-3 Performance of Ion-Doped Self-Aligned a-SiTFT for AMLCDsN. Hirano, S. Nishida, K. Takechi, H. Uchida,S. Kaneko 213

S6-4 The Properties of Al-Ta and Al-Ti Alloy Filmsfor Address Lines of TFT-LCDsS. Yamamoto, T. Ohnishi, K. Yoshikawa,K. Itayama, Y. Koga 217

S6-5 TFT Device Characterization by TransientMeasurementN. S. Caswell 221

S6-6 Active Matrix with Integrated Drivers on Soda-Lime Glass Using Poly-CdSe and Poly-GeH. De Smet, J. Capon, J. De Baets, I. De Rycke,J. Doutreloigne, A. Van Calster, J. Vanfleteren

225

S6-7 Afterimage Improvement on TFD-LCD byCurrent-Voltage Characteristic Symmetrizingof TFDT. Hirai, K. Miyake, T. Nakamura, S. Kamagami,H. Morita 229

8:30-12:00 Room B

Session 7

LC Components


M. Schadt M. AnandanH. Roche Thomas Electr.

S7-1 A Polarization Converter for High-BrightnessInvited Liquid Crystal Light Valve Projector

M. Imai, M. Sakamoto, N. Nishida 235

S7-2 A Multi-Page PDLC Display Using anElectrical-Field-Assisted Thermal ProcessingK. Kato, K. Tanaka, S. Tsuru, S. Sakai

239

S7-3 Scattering Type Displays Using MemoryEffects in a Nematic LC Cell without RubbingT. Nose, Y. Ukawa, S. Sato 243

S7-4 New Normally White Negative BirefringenceFilm Compensated Twisted Nematic LCDs withLargest Viewing Angle PerformanceH. L Ong 247

S7-5 A High-Intensity Flat Fluorescent LampG. Hamagishi, K. Terada, M. Sakata, H. Yagi,S. Kishimoto 251

S7-6 Enhancement of Luminance and Area Illumi-nation Ratio of a Flat Fluorescent Lamp forBacklighting LCDM. Anandan, D. Ketchum, J. Brain, W. N. Can

255

S7-7 Directional Diffuser Lens Array for BacklitLCDsR. I. McCartney, D. Syroid 259

8:30-12:00 Room C

Session 8

CRT Components


J. van den Berg M. MaedaPhilips Sony

S8-1 Issues in Standards and in Measurements ofInvited CRT Display Quality

C. Infante 265

S8-2 Improved Gun Design for Self-ConvergingHDTV Color CRTsH. Suzuki, N. Tominaga, M. Natsuhara,K. Sugawara 269

S8-3 Analysis on Electron Beams of CRTs withAxi-Asymmetric Electron GunsK. Oku, A. Tobe, M. Imazeki, S. Shirai,K. Osakabe 273

S8-4 Prediction Method for Convergence Erroramong R, G and B Electron Beams in CRT Dueto Eddy Current on Shield CupM. Koizumi, Y. Higuchi, K. Majima, I. Yoshimi

277

S8-5 Electron Backscattering in Shadow MaskTubesJ. Schug 281

S8-6 A New System Compensating Low FrequencyLeakage Magnetic Field for Color Display CRTM. Yokota, H. Koba 285

S8-7 Anti-Glare, Anti-Reflection and Anti-Static(AGRAS) Coating for CRTsH. Tohda, N. Arimoto, H. Hayama, T. Takahashi

289

8:30-12:00 Room D

Session 9

3D Displays


J. Hamasaki S. HiranoUniv. of East Asia IBM, Japan

S9-1 Autostereoscopic 3D Image DisplayInvited J. Hamasaki 295

S9-2 "Evolution Strategy" on 3D Image Processing—Finding Depth from ViewsM. Pusch, J. Hamasaki, T. Fujii 299

S9-3 Autostereoscopic 3D LCD Display Using LCD-Generated Parallax BarrierH. Isono, M. Yasuda, H. Sasazawa 303

S9-4 Linear Moving Screen Type 3D DisplayH. Yamada, H. Sumita, K. Muraoka, K. Miyaji

307

S9-5 The Use of a Holographic Movie to EstimatePicture Quality for a Proposed HolographicTelevisionK. Higuchi 311

S9-6 Moving 3D-CGH Reconstruction Using a LiquidCrystal Spatial Wavefront Modulator7. Sonehara, H. Miura, J. Amako 315

S9-7 High Quality Recording Method for Full-ColorHolographic 3D PrinterM. Yamaguchi, H. Enomoto, T. Honda,N.Ohyama 319

14:00-17:

LCD

10

Session

Manufacturing

10

&

Room

Equipment

A


F. Morin J. A. CastellanoCNET Stanford Resources

S10-1 Design and Process Technology for Large AreaInvited and High-Resolution TFT/LCDs

7. Tsukada 325

S10-2 Improvements of Yield Estimation for Large-Area TFT-LCDs/ . Nakai, M. Akiyama, M. Ogawa, K. Suzuki

329

S10-3 In-Process Functional Inspection Techniquefor Active-Matrix LCD Panels7. Kido 333


J. A. Castellano F. MorinStanford Resources CNET

S10-4 Current Progress in Manufacturing ProcessInvited Technologies and Equipment for AMLCDs

H. Morimoto 337

S10-5 Reactor Concepts and Substrate Size in ActiveMatrix LCD Mass ProductionN. Naono 341

S10-6 Impurity Doping for LCD-TFT by Ion ShowerSystem with Rough Mass SeparationM. Tanjyo, N. Miyamoto, J. Fujita 345

1*00-17:00 ^ B

Special Session SP2

Optical Computing & Display


Y- Ll K. TakizawaNEC Res. Inst. NHK

SP2-1 Optical Parallel Digital ComputersInvited Y. Ichioka, J. Tanida 351

SP2-2 Liquid Crystal Devices for Optical SignalProcessing7. Kurokawa 355

SP2-3 Coherent Input Devices for Parallel OpticalComputingY. Takaki, H. Ohzu 359

SP2-4 Joint Transform Correlator Using a NewThreshold Characteristic of Ferroelectric Liq-uid Crystal Spatial Light Modulator LAPS-SLM7. Iwaki, N. Kasama, Y. Mitsuoka,S. Yamamoto 363

SP2-5 Optical Image Processing by Using LiquidCrystal Panels7. Yoshimura, T. Uchida 367

SP2-6 Sparse Encoding Algorithm for Optical As-sociative Memory Using Bistable SpatialLight ModulatorH. Toyoda, M. Ishikawa 371

14:00-15:15 R o o m c

Session 11

CRT Technologies


C. Infante H. SuzukiDigital Equip. Matsushita Electr.

SI 1-1 Back Modulation Type Flat CRTA. Takahashi, Y. Sakamoto, Y. Kobayashi, K. Akai,I. Fukuda 377

Sll -2 6.9 Inch High-Resolution Projection CRT forHDTV Displays7. Asano, K. Hirota, K. Oku, Y. Tanaka,K. Nakayama, M. Ohsawa 381

SI 1-3 Study to Improve the Flood-Beam CRT forGiant Screen DisplayM. Morikawa, Y. Seko, H. Kamogawa, S. Uemura,7. Shimojo _ _ 335

Session 12

Display Systems

C h a i r m a n

I Tluboi K. HiranoRyukoku Univ. Sumitimo Elec.

M. Kawai, J. Shima, H. Ito 391

S12-2 Private Display Method for TeleconferencesK. Nakazawa, S. Shiwa, S. Ichmose 395

S12-3 Resolution Analysis of Eye-Contact TechniqueUsing a BHMM. Kuriki, H. Aral, K. Uehira, S. Sakai

399

SI2-4 Automatic MTF (Modulation Transfer Func-tion) Measurement of CRT DisplayM. Kanazawa, I. Kondoh 403

S12-5 HDTV Virtual Reality6. Welch, R. Kruk 407

SI2-6 Beyond the Video RAMS. Mallicoat 411

15:45-17:10 Room C

Session 13

FED/YFD/LED


H. F. Gray J. ItohNaval Res. Lab. Electrotechnical Lab.

S13-1 Vacuum Microelectronics for Future DisplayInvited Technology

7. Utsumi 417

S13-2 ZnGa2O4 : Mn Green CathodoluminescentPhosphor for VFDs7. Toki, H. Kataoka, S. Itoh 421

S13-3 A 16x16 Dot RGB Multi-Color LED Module anda Large-Scale LED DisplayK. Koga, Y. Inoue, Y. Matsushita, Y. Ueda,T. Kunisato, T. Uetani, 7. Yamaguchi, H. Yamane,M. Michimori, 7. Niina 425

14.-00-17A0 Room E

Poster 2

LCDs

P2-1 Active Matrix Network Simulator ConsideringNonlinear C-V Characteristics of TFT's Intrin-sic CapacitancesM. Ohta, M. Tsumura, J. Ohida, J. Ohwada,K. Suzuki 431

P2-2 Transient Analysis of TFT-LCDs with AnalyticModeling of TN-LC CellsJ. K. Yoon, H. S. Choi, W. Kim, S. B. Kwon,W. S. Park 435

P2-3 Capacitance-Voltage Characteristics of a-SiTFTsM. Nakazato, 7. Higuchi 439

P2-4 A New Threshold Voltage Shift EstimationMethod for Bias-Temperature-Stress of Amor-phous Silicon Thin-Film TransistorsF. R. Libsch, J. Kanicki 443

P2-5 Design Consideration on Stepper Shot-BlockPerceptionK. Suzuki, M. Shibusawa 447

P2-6 Mo-Polycide Gate High-Temperature Poly-SiTFTs for HDTV LCDs/. Yudasaka, Y. Matsueda, S. Takenaka,0. Okumura, M. Yazaki, N. Okamoto, T. Inoue

451

P2-7 Effects of Solid Phase Crystallization and LDDDoping on Leakage Current Distributions inPoly-Si TFTs with Multiple Gate StructuresI-W. Wu, A. Lewis, A. Chiang 455

P2-8 Optimization of Half-Tone Image on MIM Ad-dressed LCD'sV. Sorokin, A. G. Smirnov, V. Vysotsky

459

P2-9 Accurate TFT-LCD Addressing by High Fre-quency Video DriverF. Morin, P. Weisse, A. Lelah, P. Senn,G. Martel, C. Rossignol, B. Renaudin 463

P2-10 Adaptive Drive : A New Drive Waveform forReducing Cross-Talk in Active Matrix DisplaysK. J. llcisin 467

P2-11 Flickerless Multi-Color Display Method forTFT-LCDsS. Nishitani, H. Mano, N. Kasai, T. Furuhashi,7. Futami, Y. Igarashi 471

P2-12 An 8.4-in. TFT-LCD System for a Note-SizeComputer Using 3-Bit Digital Data DriversH. Okada, M. Tanaka, M. Okano, S. Uehira,H. Fukuoka, Y. Kanatani, M. Hijikigawa

475

P2-13 High Resolution 11-in. Diagonal Multi ColorTFT-LCD for WorkstationK. Shibata, K. Takahashi, T. Futami, K. Suzuki,M. Ohta, M. Kitajima, A. Hasebe, H. Mano

479

P2-14 Measurement and Application of SpectralPolarization Characteristics of Liquid CrystalDisplay PanelsJ. S. Kim, C. H. Lee, B. G. Rho, H. Lee

483

P2-15 Liquid Crystal Mixtures for High Contrast andFast Response STN LCDsS. Kawakami, K. Kotani, S. Shirokura, H. Ohnishi,Y. Fujita, T. Ohtsuka, H. Takatsu, F. Moia

487

P2-16 Fabrication of TN and STN LCDs Using One-Side RubbingY. Toko, Y. limura, S. Kobayashi 491

P2-17 A Wide-Viewing Angle Color STN-LCD withBiaxial Retardation Films7. Miyashita, Z. Kikuchi, Y. Miyazawa, H. Aoki,A. Mawatari 495

P2-18 A New Driving Method for Crosstalk Compen-sation in Simple-Matrix LCDsH. Hirai, S. Kondo, A. Murayama, H. Hatoh

499

P2-19 Hardware Architectures for Video-Rate, ActiveAddressed STN DisplaysB. Clifton, D. Prince 503

P2-20 Physical Properties of Ferroelectric LiquidCrystalline Mixtures with Optically Active rf-valerolactone DerivativesY. Kageyama, 7. Ikemoto, F. Onuma, Y. Nakaoka,K. Oshioka, K. Ichimura, K. Mori 507

P2-21 Molecular Alignment Engineering for Fer-roelectric Liquid Crystals by SiO ObliquelyEvaporated FilmsA. Yasuda, H. Takanashi, E. Matsui, K. Nito,K. Arai 511

P2-22 Field Induced Biaxiality in SmA Phase of aFerroelectric Liquid Crystals : The Effect ofthe Rubbing Strength Worked on AlignmentFilmsM. Kimura, T. Akahane, S. Kobayashi 515

P2-23 Four States of Surface Stabilized FerroelectricLiquid Crystal with Parallel RubbingA. Tagawa, H. Katsuse, K. Tamai, N. Itoh,M. Koden, S. Miyoshi, T. Wada 519

P2-24 An Enhanced Chevron SSFLC DisplayP. Bos 523

P2-25 Electro-Optic Responses of AntiferroelectricLiquid CrystalsH. Okada, T. Sakurai, T. Katoh, H. Onnagawa,N. Nakatani, K. Miyashita 527

P2-26 An Imaging Device with Polymer DispersedLiquid Crystal Containing an Isomeric Com-poundA. Kishida, A. Nozawa, K. Nakamura 531

P2-27 Transparent Memory States in Thermally Ad-dressed Displays in PDLC FilmsR. Yamaguchi, H. Ookawara, M. Ishigame,S. Sato 535

P2-28 Scattering LC Modulators Application in ImagePresentation Optical SystemsM. G. Tomilin, I. Baryishev 539

P2-29 Image Presentation Optical Systems withLocal Spatial Modulation of Blinding ObjectsA. P. Onoknov, J. N. Tarnakin, M. G. Tomilin

543

P2-30 In-Plane Switching of Nematic Liquid CrystalsR. Kiefer, B. Weber, F. Windscheid, G. Baur

547

19:30-21:00

EVENING SESSION

Regional Display Research

Room

Projects

A


H. Uchiike S. MorozumiHiroshima Univ Xerox PARC

ES-1 Research and Development Projects in theUnited StatesH. M. Hoffman 553

ES-2 U. S. A. Advanced Display TechnologyA. H. Firester 553

ES-3 Some Recent Display Development in EuropeM. Hareng 553

ES-4 Japan Key Technology Center: A Venture intothe Third RoadS. Taguchi 554

ES-5 Development of an LCD Rear Projector forHDTV7. Hirashima 554

ES-6 Display Research Project of GTCE. Kaneko 554

ES-7 Information Technology R/D Policy and Dis-play Technology in JapanK. Makiuchi 554

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14

8:30-9:55

Session

Active-Matrix

14

LCDsl

Room A


C. Lee H. HoriKorea Advd. Inst. of Sci. & ToshibaTech.

S14-1 Poly-Si TFT Devices and Their Application toInvited LCDs

A. H. Firester, W. R. Roach, R. Stewart557

S14-2 3.7-in. HDTV Poly-Si TFT-LCD Light Valve withFully Integrated Peripheral DriversY. Matsueda, 7. Ozawa, J. Nakamura, S. Takei,H. Kamakura, N. Okamoto 561

S14-3 A Self-Scanned Light Valve with Poly-Si TFTDrivers by Low Temperature Process below6O0°CS. Yamamoto, Y. Nishihara, T. Hikichi, Y. Uno,I. Asai, M. Fuse, T. Hamano 565

8:30-12:00

LCD

Session

General &

15

Materials

Room B


G. Baur H. OnnagawaFraunhofer-lnst. Toyama Univ.

S15-1 Liquid Crystals for Advanced LCD Technol-Invited ogies

6. A. Rieger, B. S. Scheuble 571

S15-2 Improved Electrooptical Properties of theNaphthalene Base FLC by Tolane FLCsA. Mochizuki, K. Motoyoshi, M. Nakatsuka,M. Satoh, K. Yoshio 575

S15-3 High Contrast Cl-Uniform State of SurfaceStabilized Ferroelectric Liquid Crystal Dis-plays with High Pretilt Aligning FilmM. Koden, T. Numao, N. Itoh, M. Shiomi,S. Miyoshi, 7. Wada 579

SI5-4 Transit Times of Native Ions in FerroelectricLiquid Crystals for High-Resolution DisplayPanelsR. J. Mugridge, D. J. Gibbons 583

SI5-5 On the Relationship between the MaterialParameters and the Switching Dynamics inTwisted Nematic Liquid CrystalsK. Tarumi, H. Numata, H. Prucher, B. Schuler

587

S15-6 A Complementary TN LCD with Wide-Viewing-Angle GrayscaleK. Takatori, K. Sumiyoshi, Y. Hirai, S. Kaneko

591

S15-7 Detailed Morphology of Rubbed AlignmentLayers and Surface Anchoring of Liquid Crys-talsE. S. Lee, Y. Saito, T. Uchida 595

8:30-12:00

Session IS

PDPs

Room C


L Weber S. MikoshibaPlasmaco Univ. Electro-Corn.

S16-1 AC Plasma—A Technology for ProfessionalInvited and Consumer Flat Color Displays

J. Deschamps, H. Doyeux 601

S16-2 A Full Color AC Plasma Display with 256 GrayScaleK. Yoshikawa, Y. Kanazawa, M. Wakitani,T. Shinoda, A. Ohtsuka 605

S16-3 A 19-in.-Diagonal Full-Color AC Plasma TV-DisplayY. Sano, T. Okajima, 7. Ota, K. Iseki,K. Nunomura 609


R. Johnson H. UchiikeSAI Hiroshima Univ.

SI6-4 Vacuum-Evaporated- and Thick-Film-Printed-Dielectric Materials for Protecting Layer in ACPlasma DisplaysK. Machida, H. Uchiike, H. Sasaki,E. Munemoto 613

S16-5 An 8-in. Pulse Memory Color DC-PDP withoutAuxiliary CellM. Seki, 7. Yamamoto, 7. Kawai, H. Murakami,K. Shimada, H. Ishiga, K. Shibuya, M. Oka

617

S16-6 The Optimization of Pulse Waveforms andPanel Structure in DC Memory PDPK. C. Choi, B. J. Shin, K.-W. Whang 621

S16-7 A New White Monochrome PDPK. Inaguma, S. Fujiwara, K. Nomura 625

10:20-12:00

Session

Active-Matrix

17

LCDs It

Room A


A. H. Firester S. MorozumiDavid Sarnoff Res. Ctr. Xerox PARC

S17-1 A Full-Color TFT-LCD with a Polymer-Dispersed StructureH. Yoshida, M. Ohashi, I. Tomita, M. Okabe

631

S17-2 A Novel Technology for a-Si TFT-LCDs withBuried ITO Electrode (Bl) StructureG. Kawachi, E. Kimura, Y. Wakui, N. Konishi,Y. Matsukawa, H. Yamamoto, A. Sasano

635

S17-3 Quantitative Analysis of DC Induced InternalPotential and Image-Sticking Phenomena inTFT-LCDsS. Takahashi, S. Miyake, T. Tobita, H. Takasago

639

SI7-4 An Advanced Capacitively Coupled DrivingMethod of TFT-LCDY. Nanno, H. Maeda, E. Yamamoto, T. Tsukada,E. Takeda, I. Yamashita 643

14:00-14:50

Session

Active-Matrix

17

LCDs II

Room A


A. H. Firester S. MorozumiDavid Sarnoff Res. Ctr. Xerox PARC

S17-5 Reducing Cross-Talk in Active Matrix Displaysthrough the Use of Frequency Sensitive LiquidCrystal Materials7. S. Buzak, K. llcisin 647

S17-6 A TFD-LCD with Reduced CrosstalkK. Miyake, S. Kamagami, 7. Nakamura,H. Morita 651

8:30-12:10 Room D

Special Session SP3

Future Display Systems

for Human interface


D. Bosman S. OkabayashiUniv. of Twente Nissan Motor

SP3-1 Cognitive Activities Based on the Reflex, theInvited Program and the Voluntary Controls

H. Tamura, Y. Chen, Y. Shibuya 657

SP3-2 Display Technology for Users with No andInvited Low Vision

K. Oda 661

SP3-3 The Application of High Definition DisplayInvited Technology to the Design of Mobile Comput-

ing SystemsR. L. Johnson, D. E. Williams 665

SP3-4 Low Cost Portable Display Development andEvaluation for Distributed Interactive Tacti-cal SimulatorsM. L. Thomas, E. Martin, G. Serfoss 669

SP3-5 Technological Trends of the In-Vehicle VisualInvited Interface

Y. Hirota 673

SP3-6 Vehicle Navigation System and Display Soft-Invited wares

K. Hirano 677

SP3-7 Display Technology in Automotive SafetySystemsM. Sakata, S. Okabayashi 681

14:00-17:00

Session 18

Polymer Dispersed LCDs

Room B


P. Alt S. NaemuraIBM Merck Japan

S18-1 Light Scattering Mechanisms in Polymer-Dispersed Liquid Crystal FilmsP. S. Drzaic, A. M. Gonzales 687

S18-2 Characterization of Light Scattering inNematic Droplet-Polymer Films ContainingSmall Nematic DropletsY. Yano, N. Kinugasa 691

S18-3 Electro-Optical Properties of PDLC CellsContaining Fluorinated PolymerN. Yamada, T. Hirai, N. Ohnishi, S. Kouzaki,F. Funada, K. Awane 695

S18-4 Improvement of Hysteresis in Polymer Disper-sed Liquid Crystal (PDLC) by Control of Poly-mer OrientationE. Shimada, 7. Uchida 699

S18-5 A Reflective Polymer Network Liquid Crystal/Twisted Nematic Liquid Crystal (PNLC/TNLC)Double Layer DisplayY. Umezu, H. Takatsu, K. Takeuchi 703

S18-6 A Novel LC Cell Configuration for a Bright,Reflective, Color LCDH. Ikeno, 7. Gotoh, K. Sumiyoshi, H. Murai,Y. Hirai, E. Hasegawa, S. Kaneko 707

14:00-17:00 Room C

Session 19

EL Displays


R. T. Tuenge Y. A. OnoPlanar Systems Hitachi

S19-1 Compound Semiconductors for Emissive Dis-Invited plays

H. Kukimoto 713

S19-2 A 4.4-in.-Diagonal RGB Multi-Color TFEL Dis-playA. Matsuno, T. Nire, F. Wada, K. Fuchiwaki,A. Miyakoshi 717

S19-3 A 4.7 in.-Diagonal TFEL Display with WhiteEmitting Phosphor LayerY. Tanaka, S. Yamada, M. Minamoto, Y. Fujita,T. Konishi 721

S19-4 White Light Emitting ElectroluminescentDevices with (SrS:Ce/ZnS:Mn)n MultilayeredThin FilmsK. Ohmi, S. Tanaka, Y. Yamano, K. Fujimoto,H. Kobayashi, R. H. Mauch, K. 0. Velthaus,H. W. Schock 725


R. T. Tuenge H. KobayashiPlanar Systems Tottori Univ.

S19-5 How Large Can an EL-Display Be ?M. H. A berg 729

S19-6 Effect of Indium Diffusion on Aging in DCThin-Film/Powder Hybrid EL with ZnS:TbOFand ZnS:Mn Active Layers7. Anzaki, S. Wada, S. Kobayashi, 7. Yoshii,S. Tanaka, H. Kobayashi 733

S19-7 Improved Luminance in Green-Color TFELDevice with Sputtered ZnS:TbOFH. Yoshino, M. Ohura, S. Kurokawa, H. Ohnishi

737

14:00-17:00

Session 20

Human Factors & Image

Room

Processing

D


G. Boerger T. SatoHeinrich-Hertz-lnst. NTT

S20-1 Human Vision and Display DesignInvited S. E. Rogowitz 743

S20-2 Flat-Panel Displays and the CRT : Contrast,Image Quality, and UsabilityW. H. Cushman 747

S20-3 Contrast Sensitivity of the Human EyeP. G. J. Barten 751

S20-4 Spectral Analysis of the Changes of Eye Move-ments Affected by Image-FeaturesH. Sakaino, N. Tetsutani, F. Kishino 755

S20-5 Experimental Study on Superiority of Automo-tive Head-Up Displays (HUDs) in Visual OpticsS. Okabayashi, T. Hatada 759

S20-6 Bridging the Computer World to High Defini-tion Displays in a Multimedia Environment bya Non Linear ApproachF. Zuliani, A. Polo, A. Vindigni, G. Sicuranza

763

15:00-17:00

Hard

Session 21

Copy & Optical

Room

Storage

A


A. Iwamoto M. NakaoToshiba Asahi Chemical Ind.

S21-1 Recent Progress in Product-Based ColorInvited Electrophotographic Technologies

G. C. Hartmann, K. Takiguchi 769

S21-2 Optical Disk Technology — Current Status,Invited Application for Imaging and Future Aspects —

V. Mitsuhashi 773

S21-3 Photo CDM. Yumino, P. W. Melnychuck, M. J. Barry

777

S21-4 Hi-Vision Optical Video Disc SystemH. Kitaura, Y. Takemura, T. Inoue, S. Furumiya,T. Nakajima 781

14:00-17:00 Room E

Poster 3 , „ .

3D/Large Screen/Manuf./Evahiation, etc

P3-1 Mode Transition of RF Glow Discharge andThickness Uniformity of a-Si LayerY. Watabe 787

P3-2 A New Plasma CVD Method Handling ManySubstrates at a Time7. Fukada, M. Sakama, M. Ichijo, H. Abe, H. li,S. Yamazaki 791

P3-3 Active/Simple Matrix LCD Test, Repair, andInspectionF. J. Henley 795

P3-4 LCD Panel Disassembly with an Excimer Laserfor Active Substrate Inspection7. Ohnawa, E. Gofuku, F. Matsukawa,M. Nunoshita, K. Inouye, T. Tobita, H. Takasago

799

P3-5 Manufacturing Tolerance for Large ScreenDisplaysS. Okuda 803

P3-6 Cutting of Non Alkali Glass Sheet OA-2 forAM-LCDsS. Miwa, T. Onoda, S. Yamamoto 807

P3-7 Influence of Weak Torsional Anchoring onConfiguration of Molecular Orientation andElectro-Optical Properties of TN Cells5. Saito, Y. Nakazono, H. Ishikawa 811

P3-8 A Consideration of Alignment Control on Liq-uid Crystal by Geometrical StructureK. Sugawara, Y. Ishitaka, M. Abe, K. Seino,M. Kano, T. Nakamura 815

P3-9 Novel Alignment Layers for Active MatrixLCDs with Higher Pretilt AngleM. Nishikawa, 7. Miyamoto, S. Kawamura,Y. Tsuda, N. Bessho 819

P3-10 Low Temperature Processing Alignment Coat-ingV. I. Grigos, E. S. Lukjyanchenko,I. I. Ponomarev, V. V. Khozhanov 823

P3-11 Odd-Even Effects — and Even Odder Effects —in Liquid Crystal Alignment on PolyimideFilms from Alkyl Diamines6. O. Myrvold, H. Yokokura, Y. Iwakabe, K. Kondo,S. Oh-hara 827

P3-12 A Rubbingless Aligning Treatment by UsingLiquid Crystal Molecules Adsorbed in a Mag-netic FieldK. Hiroshima, 7. Maeda, 7. Furihata 831

P3-13 A Novel Evaluation Parameter for Crosstalk7. lizuka, T. Nakamura, S. Kamagami,H. Morita 835

P3-14 Evaluation of Preferred Color Reproduction ina-TFT Liquid Crystal TV Images7. Shimomura, 7. Maeda, K. Tanaka 839

P3-15 Psychophysical Evaluation Methods of ViewingAngle Characteristics for Liquid Crystal Dis-plays7. Yamamoto, M. Sato, M. Ishikawa, H. Hatoh

843

P3-16 Polymer-Dispersed Liquid Crystal Light Valvesfor Large Screen Projection DisplaysH. Kikuchi, K. Takizawa, H. Fujikake, M. Morita,M. Kurashige, I. Fujimoto 847

P3-17 Laser-Addressed Liquid Crystal Light ValveEmploying Polymer Dispersed Smectic LiquidCrystal7. Kakinuma, M. Koshimizu, 7. Teshigawara

851

P3-18 High Resolution Projection Displays by Use ofFilled NematicsM. Kreuzer, T. Tschudi, R. Eidenschink

855

P3-19 Electrochromism of IodizedYb-Diphthalocyanine Polymer FilmN. Kashiwazaki, M. Yamada 859

Color Pages 863

Post-Deadline Papers 873

Documents

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