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The Nikkei News reported on the 26th that Professor Kenji and other professors at Yamagata University in Japan have successfully developed a new technology for manufacturing OLED panel drive components (transistors) by means of printing.
According to the report, by using this new technology, OLED panels can also be mass-produced by printing technology by combining organic compounds and plastic panels as illuminants, thus reducing the manufacturing cost of OLED panels to the current level. 1/10. According to reports, the new technology will be published at the Japan Chemical Society in Yokohama City today (26), and it is planned to complete the trial work five years later.
It is understood that the OLED panels that have been applied to large-size TVs are mainly made of tantalum transistors, and high temperatures are required in the manufacture of electrodes, so it takes a lot of power, and the panels must also use glass products that can withstand high temperatures; The new technology developed by Professor Ren Jingshi and others does not need to use high temperature to manufacture electrodes, and the panel does not have to use glass products.
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