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Introduction to Microdisplays
David Armitage, Technical Consultant, Los Altos, CA, USA; Ian Underwood, MicroEmissive Displays Ltd, Edinburgh, Scotland and Shin-Tson Wu, University of Central Florida, USA

Introduction to Microdisplays is an excellent text covering the structure and performance of microdisplays and their associated optical imaging systems. The book provides description of the evolution of current microdisplay technology and presents a strategy for future developments and applications.


Product Demographics
Author:    Ian Underwood, David Armitage, Shin-Tson Wu
Publisher:    John Wiley & Sons/Society for Information Display
Date of Publication:    11/20/2006
ISBN Number:    0-470-85281-X
Format:    Hardbound
Edition:    First
Pages:    416

Product Description
Microdisplays are tiny, high-resolution electronic displays that are designed for use in a magnified optical system. They look set to play a big part in 3G mobile applications by providing miniature full colour wide-angle viewing screens for new telecomms devices.

Introduction to Microdisplays covers the structure and performance of microdisplays and their associated optical imaging systems. It provides a description of the evolution of current microdisplay technology and presents a strategy for future developments and applications. It also offers guidance on the design of application specific microdisplays, including microdisplays for defence, and telecommunication applications and covers OLEDs • a hot new topic within the display community.

The authors have excellent combined experience across these broad fields and have produced a thorough and comprehensive reference on this emerging topic. As such this book will prove valuable reading for display technology manufacturers and developers and system integrators, practising electrical engineers, physicists, chemists and specialists in the display field, graduate electronics students and researchers and developers working in optics, material sciences and telecommunications.