A New Frontier for Quantum Dots in Displays
Authors:
- Ernest LeeELErnest Lee
- Chunming (Kevin) WangCWChunming (Kevin) Wang
- Jeff YurekJYJeff Yurek
- Ruiqing MaRMRuiqing Ma
- 1 November 2018
- journal article
- frontline technology
- Published by Wiley in Information Display
- Vol. 34 (6) , 10-31
Abstract
Quantum‐dot enhancement film (QDEF) is giving LCD technology an edge as it battles new TV display entrants such as white organic light‐emitting diodes (WOLEDs). Recent advances in quantum‐dot properties are also enabling new and innovative implementations. This includes their evolving use in LCDs, their possible deployment in OLED and microLED displays, and their potential as emitter materials for future printable electroluminescent displays.Keywords
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