LG Display Introduces FLiPP OLED Technology, Improving Brightness By Up To 1.6X With Longer Lifespan
LG Display has unveiled FLiPP, a new OLED manufacturing technology that uses photolithography instead of fine metal masks. This innovation promises higher brightness, longer lifespans, and lower power consumption for future displays.
Why it matters
FLiPP technology could significantly reduce manufacturing costs and improve the performance of large-scale OLED panels, impacting the future of display technology.
Compared to the conventional OLED technology, the FLiPP brings several benefits while also reducing the manufacturing costs.
LG Display has unveiled a new OLED manufacturing technology called FLiPP , which stands for FMM-Less Innovative Pixel Patterning . The new technology brings several improvements compared to the traditional FMM, or Fine Metal Mask, technique in producing RGB OLED displays. As per the company, the new technology brings superior brightness compared to FMM and also increases the panel lifespan significantly.
Unlike conventional OLED production, which uses extremely fine metal to selectively deposit red, green, and blue organic materials, the new technique uses a patterning process based on photolithography. The process involves coating the RGB materials sequentially, followed by precise positioning, and then using a precision ultraviolet light to remove unnecessary areas during the pixel-patterning process.
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