hybrid OLED technology Archives - TechGoing https://www.techgoing.com/tag/hybrid-oled-technology/ Technology News and Reviews Mon, 29 May 2023 05:45:15 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.4.4 Samsung wants to develop hybrid OLED for cars, with center screen increased to more than 30 inches https://www.techgoing.com/samsung-wants-to-develop-hybrid-oled-for-cars-with-center-screen-increased-to-more-than-30-inches/ Mon, 29 May 2023 05:43:10 +0000 https://www.techgoing.com/?p=101344 According to Korean media The elec, Samsung Display is discussing introducing hybrid OLED technology into automotive panels to replace the original OLED hard screen technology to achieve better curved display effects. ▲ Source: Samsung Display According to the report, Samsung’s automotive hybrid OLED uses thin-film encapsulation to replace the upper glass substrate, while the 0.5T […]

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]]> According to Korean media The elec, Samsung Display is discussing introducing hybrid OLED technology into automotive panels to replace the original OLED hard screen technology to achieve better curved display effects.


▲ Source: Samsung Display

According to the report, Samsung’s automotive hybrid OLED uses thin-film encapsulation to replace the upper glass substrate, while the 0.5T thick lower glass substrate will be etched into a 0.2T thick UT substrate. The hard screen is thinner and lighter, and is more suitable for the production of curved displays for vehicles.


▲ Source: Samsung Display

The report pointed out that Samsung is currently developing hybrid OLED technology in the 6th generation A3 production line. Industry insiders believe that Samsung Display’s mass production of automotive OLEDs through the A3 production line is to produce large-size OLEDs.

Sources pointed out that Samsung’s A2 production line currently producing automotive OLEDs needs to cut the substrate four times to complete the deposition process after the TFT process, but the A3 production line only needs to cut the substrate twice. This also means that the A3 production line can produce large-size displays larger than 30 inches, which is closer to the needs of automakers.


▲ Source: Samsung Display

The Omdia report and learned that global automotive display shipments are expected to reach 205 million units in 2023, a year-on-year increase of 5.4%, of which OLED display shipments are about 1 million units.

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]]> Future iPad may use hybrid OLED technology https://www.techgoing.com/future-ipad-may-use-hybrid-oled-technology/ Thu, 01 Sep 2022 06:53:39 +0000 https://www.techgoing.com/?p=21916 According to a report on The Elec website, Apple plans to use a special OLED technology, hybrid OLED technology, on future iPads. Hybrid OLED technology can combine rigid and flexible OLED panel materials. Apple is reluctant to rely entirely on the flexible OLED technology it uses in the iPhone because of the panel’s tendency to […]

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]]> According to a report on The Elec website, Apple plans to use a special OLED technology, hybrid OLED technology, on future iPads. Hybrid OLED technology can combine rigid and flexible OLED panel materials.

Apple is reluctant to rely entirely on the flexible OLED technology it uses in the iPhone because of the panel’s tendency to “crinkle” and the effect becomes more pronounced as the display gets larger.

While hybrid OLED technology is not yet perfected and will take at least a year to become commercially viable, that means it will need to wait until around 2024 to be used in the iPad product line.

For now, it appears that hybrid OLED panels may be a better option because they are thinner than rigid panels and cheaper than flexible panels.

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