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Display. Visualization - OLED displays

Authors: Christophe FÉRY, Philippe LE ROY

Publication date: June 10, 2005

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4. Addressing

The OLED screen is a matrix-structured display device that requires an addressing mode dedicated to the nature of the screen used. OLED displays can be divided into two main families: passive-matrix and active-matrix displays. More specifically, passive-matrix monochrome (or multicolor) OLED displays have been available on the market for some years now. They can be found in car radios and cell phones.

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