The claim of the American company: Our new technology increases the life of OLED panels by 5 times and increases their brightness

By introducing the new MAX OLED platform, Applied Materials announced a fundamental change in OLED display technology. According to the company’s claim, the said technology redefines the scalability and efficiency of OLED panel production and enables the use of high-quality displays in a wider range of devices, including personal computers and televisions.

According to Applied Materials, the core of the MAX OLED technology advancement is the transition of OLED production from Gen 6 to Gen 8 glass substrates. This change allows manufacturers to produce larger and cheaper OLED panels, as Gen 8 substrates have higher production efficiency and help reduce costs by optimizing the number of displays produced per sheet of glass.

MAX OLED technology promises a significant improvement in the performance of OLED displays. It is said that the panels produced using this system achieve 3 times more brightness, 2.5 times higher resolution and 5 times longer lifespan than conventional OLED displays. Despite these improvements, energy consumption has been reduced by about 30% in MAX OLED technology, which makes it more energy efficient and more environmentally friendly.

The MAX OLED platform seamlessly utilizes new materials and precision engineering processes to overcome common challenges in OLED panel production, including uniformity and high waste volume. The unique co-evaporation process in the new technology increases the accuracy of material deposition, while the dedicated tools also simplify the process. By improving the use of materials, MAX OLED technology not only reduces costs, but also minimizes environmental impact.

Leading display manufacturers including Samsung Display, Visionox and Japan Display are adopting MAX OLED, marking a shift in the display industry. The ability to produce high-quality, cost-effective OLED displays in large numbers creates opportunities to expand the adoption of OLED technology beyond smartphones and high-end televisions; As a result, consumers can expect OLED technology to be cheaper and used in a wider range of devices.

In addition to MAX OLED technology, TCL has also recently achieved higher image quality, longer life and lower energy consumption with the injection printing technology of OLED displays. These features make OLED displays made with the aforementioned technology suitable for both consumer electronics and professional use.