WTEC panel report on display technologies in Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus

WTEC panel report on display technologies in Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus

by National Science Foundation (U.S.), Loyola College in Maryland. International Technology Research Institute, United States. Advanced Research Projects Agency

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"This report is a review of advanced display research, development, and manufacturing activity in Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine. Topics covered include: liquid crystal display materials and related technologies; liquid crystal and other non-emissive displays; vacuum fluorescent, electroluminescent, field emmission, and other emissive displays; and phosphors and other emissive materials"--Abstract.

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