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P‐14: Low‐Cost Amoled Televeision with IGNIS Compensating Technology

G. Reza Chaji, Stefan Alexander, Arokia Nathan, Corbin Church

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Abstract MaxLife™ is a breakthrough backplane solution for AMOLED television. We demonstrate a compensating technology with a prototype that monitors and corrects for the OLED and TFT aging at each pixel for expected lifetimes of 50,000h+. This provides a tremendous boost in realizing low‐cost AMOLED TVs using amorphous or poly‐Silicon backplanes.

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Abstract MaxLife™ is a breakthrough backplane solution for AMOLED television. We demonstrate a compensating technology with a prototype that monitors and corrects for the OLED and TFT aging at each pixel for expected lifetimes of 50,000h+. This provides a tremendous boost in realizing low‐cost AMOLED TVs using amorphous or poly‐Silicon backplanes.

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Abstract MaxLife™ is a breakthrough backplane solution for AMOLED television. We demonstrate a compensating technology with a prototype that monitors and corrects for the OLED and TFT aging at each pixel for expected lifetimes of 50,000h+. This provides a tremendous boost in realizing low‐cost AMOLED TVs using amorphous or poly‐Silicon backplanes.

Key concepts: AMOLED, Backplane, OLED, Materials science, Thin-film transistor, Optoelectronics, Amorphous silicon, Silicon

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