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MEMS display with touch control function

  • US 8,941,607 B2
  • Filed: 05/18/2012
  • Issued: 01/27/2015
  • Est. Priority Date: 12/16/2010
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A display system using microelectromechanical system (MEMS), comprising:

  • a first substrate;

    a touch control unit for detecting a touch position; and

    a plurality of MEMS display units disposed in the first substrate, wherein the touch control unit controls the MEMS display units,wherein the touch control unit further comprises;

    a sensor;

    a first selective unit coupling with the sensor;

    a second selective unit coupling with the sensor;

    a first control unit coupling with the sensor;

    a second control unit coupling with the sensor;

    a plurality of first conductive lines arranged in parallel to each other and in a first direction, each of the first conductive lines has a first end and a second end, the first end of each of the first conductive lines couples with the first control unit, the second end of each of the first conductive lines couples with the first selective unit; and

    a plurality of second conductive lines arranged in parallel to each other and in a second direction, each of the second conductive lines has a first end and a second end, the first end of each of the second conductive lines couples with the second control unit, the second end of each of the second conductive lines couples with the second selective unit; and

    a plurality of transistors forming in positions that the first conductive lines cross the second conductive lines respectively;

    wherein the MEMS display units are optical interference display units, each of the optical interference display units further comprises a first electrode formed on the first substrate and a second electrode formed over the first electrode,the first electrodes couple with a common electrode, the second electrodes couple with the transistors, signals in the first conductive lines control movement, deformation, vibration or rotation of the second electrodes through the transistors.

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