Wireless-controlled, self-powered, and patterned information encryption display system based on flexible electroluminescence devices

Yifan Xia; Yan Zhu; Biao Yang; Wenyu Guo; Shilei Han; Xin Wang

doi:10.1016/j.nanoen.2022.107653

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Wireless-controlled, self-powered, and patterned information encryption display system based on flexible electroluminescence devices

Yifan Xia Yan Zhu Biao Yang Wenyu Guo Shilei Han Xin Wang

Year: 2022 Journal: Nano Energy Vol: 102 Pages: 107653-107653 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.nanoen.2022.107653

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Encryption Materials science Wireless Electroluminescence Flexibility (engineering) Wearable computer Triboelectric effect Computer science Nanotechnology Embedded system Telecommunications Computer network

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