inkjet printer could be the key to producing low-cost OLED-panels.
The Future of TV screens based on organic light-emitting diodes (OLED) has become brighter thanks to the new the invention of the company Kateeva. The company has developed a special ink-jet printer, dubbed Yieldjet, which uses a revolutionary technique of creating OLED-screens. The new method is more financial profitability, allowing a relatively cheap mass-produce high-quality panels.
The new invention, in fact, is an inkjet printer leaves OLED-particles on the glass or plastic screens. Using innovative technologies, according to representatives Kateeva, allows you to create high-quality, durable and long-running OLED-panels with a high level of profitability.
The most important component of the device Yieldjet, as explained in Kateeva, a working chamber with pure nitrogen in and that is the printer – it also extends the life of the panel by half compared with current levels. Ensuring long-term work OLED-panels has been a problem that haunted technology since its inception, and the main reason that we often see OLED-panel exhibitions and do not see them in the living room.
Using the printer also reduces pollution production capacity by reducing the spread of particles about 10 times as reported in Kateeva. The companies claim that they have decided to take an example from semiconductor manufacturers, which use clean and sterile workshop premises when working with semiconductors and nano-technologies. As a result, Kateeva has what she calls “the most aggressive process of applying the particles of those that have taken place in the history of the printing industry».
And the last part of the secret technology from Yieldjet is the use of advanced techniques of homogeneity, which consists in using production window that is 5 times wider than the existing standards. In Kateeva say large production window to better adapt the new tool for mass production.
Samsung and LG marking on the OLED-technology for several years. However, despite the fact that this technology is a top topic of all possible exhibitions of consumer electronics thanks to a dazzling contrast, color saturation and a high level of black level of reliability and the price of OLED-panels making them inaccessible to the masses.
The huge potential hidden in an inexpensive and mass production of OLED-displays will have far-reaching consequences for the entire industry. OLED screens are becoming a part of a variety of devices – from televisions in your homes and ending phone display in your pockets – can literally change how you see the world is. Developing printer Yieldjet company Kateeva can become a welcome catalyst that will push OLED-technology from behind the scenes, to the fore industry. It strongly encourages all those who understand the importance of this technological breakthrough.
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