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…brightness, negating one of the main advantages of lasers. How much laser power will these applications require? For a 50 in. (diagonal) TV the accepted light level is 1000 lumens. This can be achieved using only 8 W of laser power: two each of green and blue, and 4 W of red.…
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…Similarly, given the price competitiveness in the TV market, annealing probably isn't the long-term solution. Thus, the most likely scenario is for laser annealing to be used until a more cost effective solution is production ready. Any 8 lasers sold for TV manufacturing would be incremental to the capacity…
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…laser's promise has yet to become a market reality, in part because of the size, power consumption, and cost drawbacks of available visible laser technology. Technical advances are addressing these issues, however, and lasers finally appear poised to succeed in this important market. Initially, lasers…
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…to be made. Chief among them, at least for us, is whether laser annealing has a role in OLED TV production. For small format OLED displays, the relationship between viewing distance and resolution that is enabled through laser annealing is critical to the user experience. Small format…
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