| 摘要 |
In a quasi-analogue display, e.g. a watch face, with hands displayed electro-optically in time-division- multiplex, the display area is divided into sector arcs of radially separated rings on the rear counter electrode, while the front electrode is divided into spokes, of which not all are of the same geometry. Thick spokes used for hour and minute hands may alternate with thin spokes used for seconds. The connecting leads on the front plate between corresponding spokes in neighbouring groups matching the rear electrode segments are meandered, alternately lying in the inner and outer peripheral areas. Corresponding spokes count from clockwise and anticlockwise edges in alternate groups, the drive circuit compensating for this. <IMAGE> |
