Technology

The reality of QNED (quantum dot nano-rod LED), which Samsung Display is preparing as a next-generation display, has become clear. As a result of analyzing 160 patents applied by Samsung Display, it was confirmed that the structure constituting the QNED has already been completed, and that the only remaining task is to keep the number of nano-rod LEDs arranged in the light-emitting pixel constant.

It was expected that the S Pen would be applied to Samsung's 'Galaxy Z Fold2', which will be released in the second half of this year, but it has passed the year. UTG, the cover window material currently applied to Samsung Electronics’ 'Galaxy Z Filp', is 30 um thick and is 1/10 thinner than 300 um, the thickness of commercially available cover glass.

Since Samsung's Galaxy S8 and Apple's iPhone X launch, smartphones with the Home button removed have become a trend in the smartphone market. Due to the nature of smartphones that cannot grow indefinitely, display sizes with a large proportion within limited smartphone sizes are directly related to the competitiveness of smartphone set makers.

Plane source technology, which was first developed by OLEDON in the world, has the principle of depositing the first organic material on the metal surface and evaporating it upwards to produce fine pattern of 2250 ppi, which is ultrahigh resolution. In this plane source process, three processes such as the first deposition, the plane source inversion, and the second evaporation are necessary, and the number of the high vacuum chambers is increased when the mass production is applied. The belt plane source FMM deposition technology introduced by OLEDON has a concept of carrying out the above processes at a time in one evaporation equipment. This is a continuous plane source supplying deposition technology in which the metal surface is formed in a belt shape.