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In the present report, the authors studied the movement of pigment particles which decide the display status, enduced the equation of the motion and the expression of reflectivity, and estimated the value of the delay time. Combining the above theoretical conclusion with the experimental results, the authors discussed the feasibility of the passive matrix addressing of electrophoretic image displays, and provided good advice on how to acquire display devices of good quality.
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