LGD: OLED will account for more than 50% of TV products in 2023

South Korea's LG Display senior vice president and technical director Jiang Yibing predicted that more than 50% of TV panels will adopt OLED technology in 2023. (source: LG Display)

Jiang Yanbing pointed out that the global display industry believes that the large-scale OLED has become a trend that cannot be avoided. TV companies have also begun to invest in the research and development of OLED TV. For example, at the CES2017 in January this year, LG TV exhibited on the LG Display. The new ultra-light and ultra-thin OLED panel, LG Display also exhibited 55-inch, 65-inch OLED TV panels of two sizes and Ultra HD resolution. This is thinner than the 2.5mm ultra-thin panels used in LG Signature OLED TVs, making it the thinnest TV on the market, can be mounted into a wall like a window, or hung on a wall like a painting.

Jiang Yanbing also introduced the "Crystal Sound OLED" panel that integrated the sound system. At the same time as the Ultra HD resolution is achieved, the speaker that outputs the sound is also built in. This is because the OLED panel has extremely low requirements for the mechanism space, so the speaker can be hidden directly behind the panel. after that.

Such an effect is more sensible to the viewer in realizing the sound of the picture, rather than the current TV is to surround the speaker around the mechanism, so that the viewer must place the face and sound in different positions in the brain. Make an imaginary mix.

Jiang Yanbing believes that OLED panels will have the ability to achieve the best compression thickness. It is just around the corner that TVs are like stickers on the wall. Although the current display technology of OLEDs is used in the application of large-size TVs. The proportion is still quite small, but Jiang Yanbing believes that in the next six years, that is, in 2023, OLED will account for more than 50% of the proportion of TV products. In order to achieve this goal, LG Display's large-size OLED panel production capacity will be six times that of the current 2020, and the flexible OLED panel will be upgraded to 14 times.

LG Display is currently stepping up its construction of the 8th generation OLED panel and the 6th generation of flexible OLED panels. I believe that in the next few years, the new capacity of these OLEDs will be opened one after another. In terms of yield, LG Display has made a considerable breakthrough in production technology. In the large-size OLED panel, it took only 2 years to achieve the goal of 80% yield. Compared with the LCD panel, LG Display took 10 years to produce. The yield exceeded 80%.

In the face of large-scale production technology demand, printed OLED technology will continue to make more breakthroughs, and will bring a considerable degree of help to promote the application of large-size OLED.

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