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Germany Pushing the Boundaries of EL QLED with Consortium

by Peter Palomaki

Merck. Osram. Fraunhofer. You couldn’t ask for a better team of scientists in Germany to tackle a challenging problem like electroluminescent QLED (EL-QLED). In a February 2018 announcement by Merck, we learned that Germany …

IFA is a Bit Dull

by Bob Raikes

The big topic at IFA this year was 8K as Samsung reacted to the success of LG Display’s OLEDs in the premium TV business. Samsung remains the biggest TV brand, by volume and value, …

Philips TVs ‘Not Just Another OLED’

by Bob Raikes

Philips held its usual big press conference in the back area of its booth, which is then used for supplier and partner meetings. The first topic was health and lifestyle and topics covered include …

Samsung Celebrates 8K QLED Launch Digital Ad Campaign

by Andrew Fenn

At this year’s IFA, Samsung celebrated the launch of its QLED 8K TV with its “Perfect Reality” campaign, placing a series of advertisements at three landmarks in Berlin, Germany: the Berlin Congress Center, the …

Quantum Dot LED Achieves 7,000-Hour Milestone

by Andrew Fenn

Quantum dot manufacturer Quantum Materials has announced successfully completing a 7,000 hour continuous on-time durability test for the company’s cadmium-free quantum dots in a remote LED application. The company says that the successful implementation …

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Samsung Changes the QLED Landscape

by Peter Palomaki

What does a company do when they are behind on a technology they have been working on for a decade? Hire a world-renown expert professor of course! Samsung has recently hired away professor Changhee …

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Innolux Reveals More Display Tech Including 144Hz 16″ Gaming Display

by Andrew Fenn

Innolux has integrated force touch into touch-integrated displays to produce full in-cell 3D touch, which supports multi-touch surfaces and multi-gradient control and is compatible with upcoming non-conductive type touch tablets. The company has also …

Perovskite Quantum Dots – The Future? Or Just a Fad?

by Peter Palomaki

By now you have almost certainly heard a thing or two about perovskites either in quantum dot (QD) form or in larger crystallite sizes. Display geeks love them because they have incredibly narrow linewidth, …

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Dog Day Reveries

by Ken Werner

The hot, humid “dog days” of August are upon us here in New England. I have not been to a major display conference in a while, and there is no breaking news story that …

Researchers Demonstrate Efficient White Light Emission from Colloidal QDs

by Arthur Berman

In many ways, Quantum Dots (QDs) are well suited as a basis for white light emitting LEDs. They are not, however, fully optimised for this application. More specifically, up till now, the efficiency achieved …

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Quantum Dots for Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner at QD2018

by Peter Palomaki

The International Conference on Quantum Dots is held every two years at locations around the world and brings together scientists from a wide range of quantum dot communities working on both fundamental physics and …

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Quantum Dots at the ADS

by Matthew Brennesholtz

There were four papers at the Advanced Display Summit specifically on Quantum Dots (QDs). Since these papers covered relatively familiar ground, I will discuss them only briefly. Several of the papers referred to QD …

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