User:Electron9/Display examples
Introduction by year and display examples of displays capable of graphics output:
Cathode ray tube
[edit]Monochrome CRT
[edit]1922 Monochrome cathode ray tube:

Color CRT
[edit]1954 Color cathode ray tube[1]:

Direct-View Bistable Storage Tube
[edit]1968[2] The Direct-View Bistable Storage Tube CRT retains static information displayed upon it, written using a steerable electron beam that can be turned off. In principle the DVBST is similar to an Etch-a-Sketch, and was used in vector displays of early computers and in oscilloscopes.

Flip-flap/disc display
[edit]1957 Split-flap display:
1961 Flip-disc display:

Monochrome plasma display
[edit]1964 Monochrome plasma display:

Light-emitting diode
[edit]1968 Light-emitting diode:


Eggcrate display
[edit]1968 Eggcrate display
Vacuum fluorescent display
[edit]1967 Vacuum fluorescent display as used in consumer electronics.

Twisted nematic field effect LCD
[edit]1972 Twisted nematic field effect LCD[3][4]:

Pin screen
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Thin film transistor LCD
[edit]1986 Color Thin film transistor liquid crystal display[5]:

Full-color plasma display
[edit]1995 Full-color plasma display[6]:
Organic light-emitting diode
[edit]2003 Organic light-emitting diode display (OLED) [7]


Electronic paper
[edit]2004 Electronic paper[8]:


Electroluminescent display
[edit]1974 Electroluminescent display (ELD)[9]:
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ - earlytelevision.org - Picture Tubes, 15GP22 Color CRT
- ^ medical-answers.org - Tektronix 4014
- ^ Joseph Castellano, "Modifying Light', American Scientist, September-October 2006
- ^ displayblog.com - George Heilmeier: LCD Inventor
- ^ auburn.edu - Note on the Liquid Crystal Display Industry
- ^ indoclient.com - Television Development
- ^ rpi.edu - Lighting industry, Structure and technology in the transition to solid state
- ^ hitech-projects.com - E-paper production flow - Adapting production workflow processes for digital newsprint
- ^ faqs.org - Patent application title: Personal article with electron luminescent display
Category:Display technology Category:Computer output devices