2022
DOI: 10.1002/sdtp.15445
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16‐2: Distinguished Paper: Thin and Low‐Reflection Metal Black Matrix for High PPI LCD

Abstract: A 2.9‐inch 2K2K (1058 ppi) panel using low‐reflection metal black matrix (BM) has been developed. We confirmed lower surface reflectance of LCD by using low‐reflection metal BM, and confirmed that there was no adverse effect on the display optical characteristics. We have shown that a thinner BM allows us to design more transparent pixels by increasing the aperture ratio, or to increase the color viewing angle. This technique can also be applied to Flip panel structures.

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“…At present, the preferred solution for glass-based ultra-high PPI is liquid crystal display (LCD) technology, because the LCD display has only one switch TFT in the pixel area, which is benefit to achieving high PPI [3][4][5]. However, VR is a near-eye display with high demand for backlight and transmittance, while LCD display requires two polarizer layers with low transmittance, the pixel design of backplane with high opening ratio is therefore a big challenge.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At present, the preferred solution for glass-based ultra-high PPI is liquid crystal display (LCD) technology, because the LCD display has only one switch TFT in the pixel area, which is benefit to achieving high PPI [3][4][5]. However, VR is a near-eye display with high demand for backlight and transmittance, while LCD display requires two polarizer layers with low transmittance, the pixel design of backplane with high opening ratio is therefore a big challenge.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%