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P‐186: Luminance Enhancement by Four‐Primary‐Color (RGBY)

Authors: Sang Hoon Han; Young Hoon Kim; Joong Min Yoon; In Cheol Park; Myung Chul Jun; In Jae Jung;

P‐186: Luminance Enhancement by Four‐Primary‐Color (RGBY)

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Abstract Multi‐primary color (MPC) technology is generally used to increase color gamut [1–2]. But, in this paper, MPC technology was used to enhance luminance better than conventional Liquid Crystal Displays (LCD) with 3 color RGB sub‐pixel. We have proposed 4 Primary Color System that has additional yellow(Y) color with an asymmetric sub‐pixel structure. The asymmetric sub‐pixel RGBY structure LCD has 18% higher luminance efficiency than conventional RGB LCDs under the same power consumption. This paper shows the improved luminance by multi‐primary color technology (RGBY).

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