Q-Pixel to demo 3K, 6,800ppi microLED display
Technology News
|
By
Peter Clarke
Q-Pixel Inc. (Los Angeles, Calif.) has produced a 3K by 1K resolution active-matrix color microLED screen that measures 1.1cm by 0.6cm, smaller than a finger nail.
The display boasts 6,800 pixels per inch (PPI) with a 3-micron pixel and has been made entirely using microLED pixels, without any use of subpixels, quantum dots, color filters, polarizers, or mechanical stacking.
Q-Pixel’s displays consist entirely of III-V compound microLED pixels. These offer the advantage over organic LEDs of faster response time, higher brightness, longer lifetime, and superior energy efficiency.
Q-Pixel’s technology and prototype demonstrated at the Society for Information Display’s annual symposium and tradeshow, SID Display Week, May 14-16, 2024.
Related links and articles:
News articles:
US GaN microLED startup joins Silicon Catalyst
Saphlux takes monolithic microLED display close to production
MicroLED startup Sitan has display modules ready
If you enjoyed this article, you will like the following ones: don't miss them by subscribing to :
