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Llij-Uiii1iiiiiuij = Official Monthly Publication of the Society for Information Display - -~ .- ~ ...-.~ .._, ~----- .-. :;~i; -______________- - ,::5~[:: lliJ-Uiii1iiiiiUIJ March 1988 n1c I DU --ea=---- ---~--- --------- -- ~- Vol. 4, No. 3 :s -.._. -----.---._,--- - PS/2 graphics Image processing primer Sl D '88 preview ''At lunch today, I learned to use this progratntnable video generator. And still had titne to eat.'' While other RGB video generators wide-band video transmission systems. that's right for you. Then, in just 30 min­ take weeks to learn, ours take minutes. Present or future. utes, we'll show you how to use it. No digital training needed. No countless Analog, TTL and ECL outputs. 125 It'll be up and running before you finish key combinations to learn. No need to MHz. 64-color capability. Storage of up your lunch. use your PC unless you want to. Unlike to 200 display formats. 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Next Month in Information Display Image Science Issue • DVI-digital video from a CD-ROM • Displaying the Gospels • The new ac plasma technology Information Display 3188 3 -------------------- - References to early Further, Mr. Credelle states: "To make The author replies- LCD work are misleading high-resolution color LCDs, the active­ In my article "Recent Trends in Color matrix approach was proposed and Avionic LCDs," I included a short list of In your November issue, you published an demonstrated in the early 1970s," and references to indicate to the reader when article by Thomas Credelle entitled "Re­ gives as his reference a paper by Paul TFT-LCD technology development began. cent T rends in Color Avionic LCDs," Weimer (RCA Rev, 32, 25 1, 197 1). lf any It was not my intent to mislead the reader which has references to the early work on of your readers follow up this reference, or give undue credit to RCA liquid crystals and active-matrix displays they will be surprised to find that Laboratories. that misleadingly convey the impression Weimer's paper is entitled "Systems and Dr. Brody, who was one of the early that all the significant early work on Technologies fo r Solid-State Sensors" and pioneers of CdSe TFTs and TFT-LCDs, active-matrix LCDs was carried out at contains not a single solitary reference to has correctly pointed out that the RCA Laboratories. displays, LCDs, active matrix, or color! Heilmeier work was on dynamic-scattering His reference to Heilmeier's 1968 paper LCDs and not on twisted-nematic LCDs, on dynamic-scattering LCDs is unobjec­ - T. Peter Brody, President which were developed by Schadt and tionable, but certainly the article should Active Matrix A ssociates Helfrich three years later. It was the also have referred to the basic paper by Pillsburgh, Pennsylvania Heilmeier work that started the LCD Schadt and Helfrich (Appl. Phys. Let/. development, however, so this is an ap­ 18, 127, 197 1), which is the first publica­ propriate reference to the beginnings of tion on the now universally used twisted­ the LCD revolution. nematic principle. Dr. Brody correctly points out that the Weimer reference is not the complete story on early TFT array developrm:ut; the first published paper on TFTs was by Dr. Paul Weimer in 1962 ("The TFT- A New Thin-Film Transistor," Proc. IRE, 50, 1462, 1962). 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