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IC08 Mattrix is the New NVerPix – with New Switches

by Bob Raikes

Mattrix Technologies was previously NVerPix – a company that we reported on in 2016 when it announced its technology (and won the iZone award nVerpix Shows Breakthrough OLED Pixel Design) However, the founders fell …

IC05 Amorphyx Can Replace TFTs with Quantum Tunnelling

by Bob Raikes

Amorphyx is a new company that is working on new technology for backplanes and the CEO is John Brewer who started by saying that TFTs have very bad performance and the industry needs to …

Solar-Tectic Paper is Peer Reviewed

by Milos Pavlovic

Solar-Tectic said that a paper on its TFT technology has been published in a peer reviewed journal, Materials Letters. The title of the paper is: “High mobility crystalline silicon film growth below 600°C from …

Tags:Back Panel| Large Display Monitor| Mobile Display Monitor| TFT| Vol 25 - Issue 10

Solar-Tectic LLC and Blue Wave Win Patent

by Damir Lokas

We reported on new materials from Solar-Tectic LLC (“ST”) last month and the company has now said that it, and Blue Wave Semiconductors, Inc., (“BWS”), has said that it has a new patent (U.S. …

Solar-Tectic Developing Material Technologies Having Display Applications

by Arthur Berman

Solar-Tectic LLC (Briarcliff Manor, NY) is promoting a technology called Low Temperature single Crystal Silicon (LT1CS). The primary focus of the technology is in solar cells but use also extends to display applications. This …

Solar-Tectic Has New Backplane Technology

by Milos Pavlovic

Solar-Tectic of Briarcliff Manor, New York, said that it has a new backplane technology, which it calls LT1CS (for Low Temperature single Crystal Silicon). In the material, the silicon crystals are highly oriented c-axis …

Panel Makers Looking at LTPS/Oxide Hybrids

by Bob Raikes

A hat tip to the OLED Association for reporting a talk at IMID by Lee Sang-un of Yuanta Securities who has said that a new development may be needed for backplanes for AR/VR displays. …

Two Backplanes: 1) Wow, and 2) Incroyable!

by Ken Werner

Let’s start with Wow. Sharp has been using its hard-earned IGZO expertise in a variety of creative ways, one of which is to use the speedy TFT technology to fabricate gate drivers on the …

Tags:IGZO| Patents| sharp| TFT| Vol 23 - Issue 42

KAIST Sticks TFTs to Skin

by Tom Allen

In the past, flexible and transparent displays have posed several challenges, such as poor transparency and low electrical performance. These types of displays are now in demand for wearables, augmented reality and the IoT. …

Tags:Flexible Displays| Mobile Display Monitor| TFT| Vol 23 - Issue 31

NEXT Biometrics and Innolux to Invest in Capacity for NEXT’s Flexible Fingerprint Sensors

by Isaac Oburu

NEXT Biometrics Group ASA and Innolux, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of TFT-LCD-panels and NEXT Biometrics Group ASA today jointly announced that they are investing in establishing mass production capacity for the previously …

Tags:biometrics| Sensors| TFT

nVerpix Shows Breakthrough OLED Pixel Design

by Steve Sechrist

Enter a new “breakthrough” transistor design from nVerpix for OLED pixels featured in this year’s iZone at the SID Display Week. With it, the group looks to resolve many of the key issues of …

Materials for OLED Displays

by Bob Raikes

A good OLED phosphor must do three things well: it must have the proper color coordinates (that is, the right shade of blue) to create a wide color gamut; it must be energy-efficient; it …