ArticleExploration (Beijing, China)2026
Flexible Multi-Mode Electrochromic Displays for Human Motion Monitoring and Pattern Display in Dark Environments.
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Abstract
Flexible electrochromic displays (ECDs) demonstrate low energy consumption, good readability, and high color contrast. However, their performance deteriorates in dark environments due to the reliance on environment light. Herein, we propose a flexible multi-mode electrochromic display (FMECD), which is designed to effectively integrate electrochromism-photoluminescence-mechanoluminescence (EC-PL-ML) functionalities. The PL and ML serve as backlight to simulate a natural light condition for display in dark environment. The function is realized by incorporating tannic-acid-modified polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS), incorporated with ZnS: Cu phosphor as a backlight, onto which patterned tungsten trioxide (WO
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