9.2: <i>Invited Paper:</i> Applications and challenges of Micro‐pixelated light‐emitting diode arrays

Pan, Zhangxu; Liu, Jiucheng; Liu, xiaoyan; Chen, Zhitao; Gong, Zheng

doi:10.1002/sdtp.12648

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“…Some of these key technologies have not been solved, such as mass transfer technology, epitaxial uniformity control, grain miniaturization process yield, current-driven control, full-colorization scheme, micro-assembly technology, inspection and repair, etc. Reducing cost is the key to put the Micro-LED technology into market [14]. This article compares Micro-LED with several mainstream display technologies.…”

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P‐12.5: Investigation on AR / VR Displays Based on Novel Micro‐LED Technology

Zhanghu

Liu

2021

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VR technology has got more and more attention in modern society. However, the core technology of VR, near to eye display technology, is still hard to attain people's expectations [1,2]. Micro‐LED array has great potential in VR display due to the advantage of small size, high brightness, high resolution, low energy consumption, and good monochromaticity compare to the other display technologies. In this paper, we compared Micro‐LED with LCD, OLED, LCoS and DLP, and taking the conclusion that Micro‐LED technology is the best choice for VR display. However, Micro‐LED technology is still facing some challenges. Moreover, a Micro‐LED array‐based VR model was proposed.

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Section: Figure 2 the Principle Of Rgb-led Full-color Displaymentioning

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P‐12.5: Investigation on AR / VR Displays Based on Novel Micro‐LED Technology

Zhanghu

Liu

2021

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P‐107: Inkjet Printed Uniform Quantum Dots as Color Conversion for Active Matrix Micro‐LED Display

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Quantum dots (QDs) display have attracted much attention due to their excellent optical properties and solution process. Especially, QDs can act as effective color conversion for light emitting diodes (LEDs). In this work, we fabricated 4-inch QD-microLED display panel by inkjet printing technology, being cooperated with active matrix inorganic microLEDs. Here blue Micro-LED acted as backlight, patterned red and green QD layer acted as converted materials, which exhibited high quantum efficiency, high luminance, high color purity. We believe that inkjet-printed QD display with blue microLEDs would be promising candidate for the next generation display in the near future.

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9.2: Invited Paper: Applications and challenges of Micro‐pixelated light‐emitting diode arrays

Cited by 2 publications

References 10 publications

P‐12.5: Investigation on AR / VR Displays Based on Novel Micro‐LED Technology

P‐12.5: Investigation on AR / VR Displays Based on Novel Micro‐LED Technology

P‐107: Inkjet Printed Uniform Quantum Dots as Color Conversion for Active Matrix Micro‐LED Display

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