What is the difference between OLED and LED?
Display technology’s each development or change would give our lives to bring great changes. However, ten years ago, each family placed CRT TV in the living room. With LCD and plasma flat-panel technologies such as the continued progress and maturity of the industry chain, we are now in the supermarket almost doing not see the traditional CRT monitors. In LCD and plasma technology becomes more robust at the same time, Samsung, LG, Sony, and a number of vendors have begun to examine the next generation to replace the liquid crystal display technology - OLED TV technology. In addition, Canon is also a positive development in recent years to replace the next generation of plasma display technology - SED. However, relative to the OLED in terms of, SED in the current technology, research and development and industrial chain, the degree of maturity can not be compared with the OLED, the OLED has been that people are more optimistic.
What are the advantages of OLED technology?
OLED is an organic light-emitting diodes, also known as Electro laser display because it has thin, energy-saving and other features, so starting in 2003, this display device in the MP3 player has been widely used, while for the same type of digital products, DC and mobile phones, after only some of the exhibition show off OLED screen with engineering samples, but also not into the practical application stage. However, they have a lot of OLED screen LCD incomparable advantages; it has always been optimistic people in the industry.
Relative to the current liquid crystal display technology, OLED has a thin, seismic performance, great viewing angle, response time is short, low temperature, good variety of advantages of high luminescence efficiency.
What is the difference between OLED and LED?
Recently we see some frequent "LED" term, which, although only one letter OLED is only the difference, but in fact the two descriptions are completely different things. We all know that LCD backlight light through, refracted through the liquid crystal molecules arising from a variety of colors, the liquid crystal molecules themselves can not be light, while the LED backlight is simply referred only to the source. The light-emitting OLED is self-will, so no backlight.
Although the OLED has gradually been well-known, but now OLED products are not sale as expected. So how long is this OLED technology far away from us?
