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AssigneeAdvanced Display Technology AG
InventorsOliver Mueller-Marc, Andriy Bitman, Markus Rawert, Dieter Jerosch
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The invention relates to a fluidic, in particular an electrofluidic display element, comprising at least one pixel chamber (1) which is in fluid communication with at least one reservoir volume (2), wherein an electrically conducting and/or polar liquid (3) can be reciprocated between the pixel chamber (1) and the reservoir volume (2), wherein the pixel chamber (1) has a height (H) and a pixel width (B) and the reservoir volume (2) has a reservoir width (D) and a length (L), characterized in that the width (D) of the reservoir volume (2) is insignificantly greater than or equal to the height (H) of the pixel chamber (1).
A fluidic display element, comprising at least one pixel chamber (1) which is in fluid communication with at least one reservoir volume (2), wherein an electrically conducting and/or polar liquid (3) can be reciprocated between the pixel chamber (1) and the reservoir volume (2), wherein the pixel chamber (1) has a height (H) and a pixel chamber width (B) and the reservoir volume (2) has a reservoir width (D) and a length (L), characterized in that the width (D) of the reservoir volume (2) is insignificantly greater than or equal to the height (H) of the pixel chamber (1), wherein the at least one reservoir volume (2) is channeled, and wherein the length (L) of the reservoir volume (2) is at least five times of the width (D) of the reservoir volume (2).
A fluidic display element, comprising at least one pixel chamber (1) which is in fluid communication with at least a first and a second set of reservoir volumes (2), wherein an electrically conducting and/or polar liquid (3) can be reciprocated between each of the reservoir volumes (2) and the pixel chamber (1), wherein the pixel chamber (1) has a height (H) and the reservoir volumes (2) have a width (D1, D2), characterized in that the reservoir volumes (2) of the first set of reservoir volumes (2) have a first width (D1) and that at least the reservoir volumes of a second set of reservoir volumes have a second reservoir width (D2) different from the first reservoir width, wherein the reservoir widths (D1, D2) of the reservoir volumes (2) are insignificantly greater than or equal to the height (H) of the pixel chamber (1).
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