82‐2: Substrate‐Free Flexible Electronics Manufacturing by Weak Bonding Method

Ke, Tsung‐Ying; Lee, Chih-Tsung; Cheng, Kai‐Chun; Su, Wei-Jen; Kang, Ting; Wang, Wan‐Tsang; Liu, Chun-Hsin; Lin, Yu‐Hsin

doi:10.1002/sdtp.12121

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“…The paper also demonstrates the advantages of not using a PI substrate in flexible OLED display production. [33] María Rodríguez Fernández Et Al. 's work aimed to help us understand primary display production technology especially those with minimal power consumption.…”

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The Advancement of Electronic Gadgets in 21st Century

Bhatt,

Vishanth,

Singh

et al. 2023

EAI Endorsed Trans Energy Web

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The 21st Century was full of innovation when it came to the Tech Sector alone, be it the introduction of the Iphone, or the launch of the big conglomerates such as Facebook and Twitter. The 21st Century gave rise to the concepts of the Curved Displays on phones and the Foldable phones. There were numerous problems which were associated with the flat screen displays, and the shortcomings have been overcome by the Curved Displays and the Foldable phones as discussed in the paper. They have revolutionized the Technological market since their launch. Many Conglomerates such as Samsung, Honor, Xiaomi have invested millions of dollars in availing this new technology. However, currently Samsung has the lead over all its Chinese competitors, and with different companies investing in the new technology, the competition is predicted to become more intense. This will surely give customers a huge variety of phones to choose from. However, this technology did not come without its drawbacks. There were multiple issues associated with the Foldable Phones such as the weight associated with the phone when folded, the tensile strength of the Foldable phones is very low, and the User Interface is not something one could get excited about. Similar issues existed with Curved Displays as well, including costly repair costs, and it is harder to get a grip on compared to the Foldable phones due to the thinning of the edges. The paper discusses in depth the shortcomings of all the types of Phones, as well as which would be the best fit for the user, along with the current trend of the users, and what the Future holds for this segment of Technology.

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The Advancement of Electronic Gadgets in 21st Century

Bhatt,

Vishanth,

Singh

et al. 2023

EAI Endorsed Trans Energy Web

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“…Laser irradiates the lower PI surface through the glass substrate to weaken the adhesion between PI Film and Glass. It is well known that the current laser lift of (LLO) process of the flexible OLED display consists of expensive optical equipment and costexhausting maintenance, and the glass substrate surface smoothness [1][2][3]. Mechanical separation has been known as one of the best candidates to replace LLO.…”

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P‐10.2: Characteristic and hollowing‐out Pattern with Debonding Layer in Mechanical separation

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Yang

Wang

et al. 2021

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Flexible OLED display with 620°C LTPS TFT and touch sensor manufactured by weak bonding method

Kang

Lee

et al. 2020

J Soc Info Display

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By weak bonding method, the first organic light‐emitting diode (OLED) display with 620°C low‐temperature poly‐silicon (LTPS) thin film transistor (TFT) and touch sensor, without polyimide (PI) substrate, formed on glass substrates is transferred to non‐PI flexible substrates. After transfer, the display image is free from defect, and touch sensor functions normally. Compared with device made on PI substrate, the advantages of device stability and pitch variation by transferring are shown.

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82‐2: Substrate‐Free Flexible Electronics Manufacturing by Weak Bonding Method

Cited by 4 publications

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The Advancement of Electronic Gadgets in 21st Century

The Advancement of Electronic Gadgets in 21st Century

P‐10.2: Characteristic and hollowing‐out Pattern with Debonding Layer in Mechanical separation

Flexible OLED display with 620°C LTPS TFT and touch sensor manufactured by weak bonding method

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