Savlus launches 0.39-inch full-color Micro-LED display to help further develop the AR/VR industry

According to the official public account of Saphlux, Inc., the company recently released a 0.39-inch full-color Micro-LED display (T1-0.39 RGB)

Officially stated that This is the first time that nanopore quantum dot (NPQD) technology has been used in the field of full-color microdisplays, marking that this market-proven quantum dot mLED technology has been successfully applied to small-sized microdisplays. Display, which will help virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) manufacturers create high-brightness, high-resolution, rich colors and superior image quality suitable for various scenes including outdoor display system.

▲ Picture source Saphlux official public account

Saphlux CEO Dr. Chen Chen said: “In terms of power consumption, Whether it can provide a wide range of brightness, contrast and color (i.e. high HDR) under the constraints of , thermal stability and size is the biggest challenge for a light engine product used in AR and VR headsets. In the experiment In laboratory testing, the 0.39-inch RGB display prototype successfully achieved white light of up to 250,000 nits by innovatively integrating red and green quantum dots (QDs) into nanopore (NP)-structured gallium nitride (i.e. NPQD). Brightness and wide color gamut".

Dr. Song Jie, technical vice president of Safulus, said, "The company expects to start delivering T1-0.12 red light products from the fourth quarter of this year, and customers can choose to purchase Safulus T1 solution, or combine their own blue mLED with NPQD technology to create a 'light engine'."

▲ Picture source Saphlux official public account

According to reports, Saphlux uses NPQD patented technology to produce new products with diameters less than 2 Quantum dot color conversion was performed on micron blue gallium nitride mLED wafers, and red and green mLEDs were successfully realized, and combined with blue mLEDs on the same substrate, thereby realizing a single-chip full-color light engine

▲ Picture source Saphlux official public account

According to the official article, Saphlux stated that their NPQD architecture is better than traditional quantum dots The solution can capture a higher proportion of blue light photons and convert them into red light with a narrow half-peak width, thereby achieving higher red light efficiency than AlGaInP-based mLEDs and significantly reducing thermal attenuation

Official at the same time It is claimed that in the future, this technology is expected to demonstrate high dynamic range (HDR) performance and 100% Rec-2020 color gamut to consumers

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