OLED ambitions LED how to be

When it comes to a new generation of lighting technology, everyone will first think of LED. However, in the near future, OLED may also come in and add a new generation of lighting competition. Recalling the history of OLED development, although OLED is very active in the commercialization, the market is still limited. However, under the circumstances, Daechang gradually joined the war situation, and the luminous efficiency continued to break through, gradually gradually changed, the OLED lighting road, gradually clear up.

It is understood that OLEDs were officially commercialized three years ago. The companies that have really played OLED technology so far have only Samsung. Other manufacturers that have invested in OLED R&D, even though they are already in the mass production phase, have failed to improve the panel and lighting market, resulting in the inability of the production line to actually operate.

Experts say that the reason why manufacturers don't dare to really invest in OLED mass production is simple, it's price. At present, the price of a 100-square-meter OLED panel is equivalent to about NT$100,000, and if the energy is produced, it will certainly help the price drop. Only because the market has not seen improvement, manufacturers are not afraid to put into mass production. As a result, it has fallen into the quandary of “If prices are not produced, prices do not drop; prices do not drop, and production is harder to produce”.

Of course, as long as someone fires the first shot, someone will follow. After Samsung began to adopt OLED displays in a large number of mobile phone products, the next large-size display will also follow up, and the display will take the lead, allowing OLEDs to continue to reduce costs in terms of materials and processes, etc., and it is expected to further increase. OLED takes off in the lighting market.

In addition to the self-luminous characteristics of OLEDs, OLEDs are also characterized by their flexibility. In lighting applications, they can be further combined with buildings in the future, and their applications are very wide. Experts said that the current goal of major plants is to allow OLEDs to achieve luminous efficiency that exceeds that of high-efficiency fluorescent lamps within two years, reaching 100 lm/W. Within three years, the luminous efficiency reaches the same 130 lm/W as that of LEDs. However, due to catch up with LED, OLED still has a long way to go, coupled with the solid-state lighting market has not yet been widely popular, even the LED itself is running very hard. Seeing the ambition of OLED, the LED factory is not aware of the tension or is it laughing?