Boryeu Tsaur

Title: Boryeu Tsaur and OLED Display Innovation.

Introduction

Boryeu Tsaur is an inventor associated with Foster City, California, and Kopin Corporation. His patent work addresses image rendering in organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays, with a focus on improving brightness and limiting unwanted light between neighboring subpixels.

Latest Patents

The supplied information identifies one patent for Tsaur: “Image Rendering in Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) Displays, Apparatuses, Systems, and Methods.” The invention describes an OLED device with two light-emitting stacks, a charge-generating layer, and a color filter. Its pixel design uses three subpixels, each with a separate anode and color filter, while dielectric barriers help impede lateral current flow through the charge-generating layer. This approach is intended to illuminate the selected subpixel while reducing unwanted light from adjacent subpixels. The device may also use microlenses to collimate emitted light and increase display brightness. Tsaur is credited with 1 patent in the information provided.

Career Highlights

Tsaur’s listed work connects his inventive activity with Kopin Corporation and the development of OLED display technology. The patent describes structural and optical techniques intended to improve subpixel control and display performance.

Collaborations

Hong K. Choi is identified as Tsaur’s coworker. The supplied information does not specify whether Choi collaborated on the patent.

Conclusion

Boryeu Tsaur’s listed patent presents an approach to OLED displays that combines barriers to reduce unwanted neighboring-subpixel emission with microlenses designed to improve brightness.