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US 11,774,802 B2Granted
Enhanced reflective LCD
AssigneeThe Swatch Group Research and Development Ltd
InventorMichel Sagardoyburu
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Abstract
The present invention concerns a watch (200) or a smart watch (200) having a low power consuming and a bright and enhanced low energy display (100) by using a low energy display (100) configured to display at least one piece of information and to convert at least one primary light (410) into at least one second light (420).
Claims8
A low energy display (100) for a watch (200) configured to display at least one piece of information and to receive a primary light (410) that includes a first primary wavelength (411) and a second primary wavelength (412);
- the low energy display (100) comprising:
- a wavelength conversion member (140) configured to convert totally or partially the primary light (410), by absorbing totally or partially the primary light (410), into a secondary light (420) that includes a first secondary wavelength (421) and a second secondary wavelength (422), by emitting the secondary light (420);
- an optical switch (120) above the wavelength conversion member (140), and configured to block or transmit totally or partially the primary light (410) or the secondary light (420);
- a reflecting element (150) below the wavelength conversion member (140), and configured to reflect or to diffuse totally or partially the secondary light (420) and the primary light (410);
- a first color filter (110) above the optical switch (120), and configured to transmit the first primary wavelength (411), the first secondary wavelength (421), the second secondary wavelength (422), and to block the second primary wavelength (412);
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- a second color filter (130) below the optical switch (120) and above the reflecting element (150), and configured to transmit totally or partially the first primary wavelength (411), the first secondary wavelength (421), and the second secondary wavelength (422),
- wherein the second color filter (130) is below the optical switch (120) and above the wavelength conversion member (140).
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