Current manufacturing technologies for TFT‐LCDs

Kim, Chi-Woo; Jeong, Changwook; Song, Jean-Ho; Kim, Hyung-Guel

doi:10.1889/1.1828779

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“…TFT-LCD has the advantages of low energy consumption, fast response, wide viewing angle, high contrast, low radiation and beautiful appearance, which plays an indispensable role in the display field and human life [1][2]; Curved TFT-LCD has a elegant curved appearance. Besides , when compared with flat TFT-LCD, curved TFT-LCD has a wider field of vision and better stereo display effect, and can provide users with immersive sensory experience [3][4].…”

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38‐4: Improving Performance of Curved TFT‐LCD with extreme curvature

Yu¹,

Zhao²,

Wang³

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Flat TFT‐LCD with curved back light units(BLU) can obtain curved display effect. However, when the Flat TFT‐LCD bent with external force, there will be blocky black mura on both left and right sides, which makes the display effect worse. After analyzing a large number of blocky black mura phenomena and corresponding pre‐tilt angle data of curved TFT‐LCD, we summarized the quantitative relationship between the blocky black mura and pre‐tilt angle, and established a theoretical equation, which can be used to prejudge whether there will be blocky black mura after the TFT‐LCD bent, and to guide the improvement of blocky black mura.

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38‐4: Improving Performance of Curved TFT‐LCD with extreme curvature

Yu¹,

Zhao²,

Wang³

et al. 2021

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Screens and Displays

Maeda¹

2021

Encyclopedia of Glass Science, Technology, History, and Culture

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Manufacturing and commercialization issues in organic electronics

Sheats

2004

J. Mater. Res.

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Techniques for manufacturing organic electronic devices [organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs), photovoltaic cells, transistors, and solid-state memory] are reviewed and analyzed with respect to cost and market fitness in comparison to competitive approaches based on silicon electronics. The conclusions are (i) OLED displays will be successful using infrastructure largely borrowed from liquid crystal displays, because they provide fundamental customer value not dependent on lower cost; (ii) OLEDs for general lighting and organic–inorganic hybrid photovoltaic cells currently confront substantial barriers in cost and efficiency, but solutions appear feasible and would lead to very large volume businesses; (iii) organic crossbar memories are promising, but require innovations in driver architecture and interconnection; and (iv) organic transistors have not yet found a viable major market, but have great promise for highly customized, small-volume product runs using digital patterning techniques.

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Current manufacturing technologies for TFT‐LCDs

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38‐4: Improving Performance of Curved TFT‐LCD with extreme curvature

38‐4: Improving Performance of Curved TFT‐LCD with extreme curvature

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Manufacturing and commercialization issues in organic electronics

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