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Integral Vision Receives Orders for SharpEye Inspection System from Largest Customer

Integral Vision, Inc., a leading global supplier of automated display inspection technology, today announced it has received orders for the Company's SharpEye(TM) inspection system from its largest customer. These systems will be used to inspect a new MEMS based display that will be manufactured in a new plant located in Taiwan. Delivery of these systems is expected to be complete by the end of the first half of 2009.

23 Oct 2008

Largest Market for Optical Coatings Worth Estimated US$2.81 Billion in 2008

Thanks to continuous innovations, optical coatings industry is driving new markets and business opportunities with its progressive transformation. The coatings are utilized in various sectors including environmental, chemical, and abrasion resistance; EMI shielding; climate control; biological protection; and high and low temperature operation, in addition to applications in optical fibers and filters.

23 Oct 2008

White LED Driver for Automotive Display Backlighting Applications

ROHM Electronics announces the availability of the BD8113EFV-E2, a white LED driver IC designed to provide constant current drive for white LED backlights in medium- to large-format automotive TFT-LCD displays. This dual-channel driver is capable of up to 150mA constant current per channel with current-mode buck/boost DC/DC control, ensuring constant display brightness, even with unstable battery input voltages over the entire automotive temperature range.

22 Oct 2008

Researchs Developed Method of 3D Optical Imaging of Liquid Crystals

Charles Rosenblatt, professor of physics and macromolecular science at Case Western Reserve University, and his research group have developed a method of 3D optical imaging of anisotropic fluids such as liquid crystals, with volumetric resolution one thousand times smaller than existing techniques. A research paper detailing the team's findings appeared in the advanced online publication of Nature Physics.

22 Oct 2008

Providing Photomask Manufacturers Flexibility of Optimizing Writing Speed and Resolution

Micronic Laser Systems AB, a leading global supplier of laser pattern generators for photomasks, today introduced the FPS5300, a pattern generator for producing the large area photomasks needed in the expanding field of advanced packaging as well as other electronic applications.

22 Oct 2008

Design Enhancements Offer High Performance with Low Power Requirements

eMagin Corporation, a leader in OLED technology, will be demonstrating and taking orders for its SXGA OLED-XL microdisplay at the Night Vision Conference in booth #76 at the Olympia Conference Center in London through October 23, 2008. The company expects to begin shipping product samples in November 2008.

21 Oct 2008

Company to Accelerate Commercialization of Solid-State White OLED Lighting

Universal Display Corporation, an innovator behind today's and tomorrow's displays and lighting through its UniversalPHOLED(TM) phosphorescent OLED technology, today announced that it has received two $750,000 United States Department of Energy (DOE) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II contracts.

21 Oct 2008

Fieldsmart Fiber Main Frame and Cabinets to be used in 3-year FTTH Project

Marquette Adams Telephone Cooperative and Kratz Communications have selected Clearfield, Inc. for a three-year fiber to the home (FTTH) deployment to approximately 4,000 subscribers in central Wisconsin.

20 Oct 2008

World's Thinnest Flexible Display Takes Scrolling to a Whole New Level

Imagine a miniature television or computer screen that scrolls out of a pen-sized carrying case. Flexible displays like this are almost on the edge of commercial reality, but several challenges still must be overcome in making high-performance thin films that bend but don't break.

20 Oct 2008

Tabletop Microscope Recognized as Top 100 Most Significant Technological Advances for 2008

R+D Magazine has recognized a tabletop microscope developed by a team of Colorado State University and Berkeley researchers at the National Science Foundation Engineering Research Center for Science and Technology as one of the Top 100 most significant technological advances for 2008.

20 Oct 2008