Special Report
2021 Inkjet Technology Trend for Display Report
₩5,000,000
October 22, 2021
Introduce
This report focuses on inkjet devices and technologies used in OLED and QLED. Inkjet equipment was created by separating the companies that manufacture inkjet heads and systems.
As inkjet head makers, Fujifilm Dimatix, Epson, Konica Minolta, Ricoh, Xaar, and Panasonic were mentioned, and OLED encapsulation equipment makers Kateeva and UniJet were described.
Litrex, TEL (Tokyo Electron), Kateeva, Panasonic Production Engineering, and Toray Engineering are mentioned as inkjet device manufacturers used for Sol OLED.
Contents
1. Inkjet Printing Technology
1.1 Printing Technology Classification
1.2 Inkjet Printing Technology Classification
1.3 Thermal Inkjet Printer
1.4 Piezo Inkjet Printer
1.5 Piezo Inkjet Head
1.6 Application of Inkjet Printing to Display
2. Printed Electronics
2.1 What is Printed Electronics?
2.2 Application Example of Printed Electronics
2.3 Materials for Printed Electronics
2.4 Inkjet Process in Printed Electronics
2.5 Printed Electronics Application Devices
3. Solution Process OLED
3.1 Introduction to Solution Process
3.2 Materials for Solution Process
3.3 Solution Process Inkjet equipment for OLED
3.4 Solution Process OLED Process & Device Development
3.5 Solution Process OLE Display Development
4. Display Application of Quantum Dot
4.1 What is Quantum Dot?
4.2 Positioning of Quantum Dot in Display
4.3 Color Conversion Quantum Dot
4.4 Emission Type Quantum Dot
5. Further Technological Development
5.1 Electro Hydrodynamic ( EHD ) Printing
5.2 Ultra High-Definition Inkjet: XTPL
5.3 Organic Vapor Jet Printing (OVJP)
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