Special Report
AMOLED Manufacturing Process Report Ver.5
₩4,000,000
January 19, 2023
Introduction
The AMOLED manufacturing process report contains the structure, manufacturing process, and inspection process of small and medium-large OLEDs for each layer, from the substrate to the module.
In the AMOLED Process Report Ver.5 published this time, the structure of foldable OLED, the light emitting structure history of WRGB OLED and QD-OLED, and the structure and process of a color filter on encapsulation(COE) have been newly added or updated.
This report is a must-read for understanding the AMOLED manufacturing process of display-related companies.
Contents
1.1 Panel for Mobile Device
1.2 Foldable OLED Structure
1.3 Panel for TV
1.4 Substrate
1.5 TFT
1.6 Color Filter
1.7 OLED Pixel
1.8 Encapsulation
1.9 Touch Screen Panel
1.10 Module
2. TFT Manufacturing Process
2.1 LTPS TFT Basic Manufacturing Process
2.2 SDC LTPS TFT Manufacturing Process
2.3 Apple Watch 5 LTPO TFT Manufacturing Process
2.4 Galaxy Note20 Ultra HOP(LTPO) TFT Manufacturing Process
2.5 Oxide TFT Basic Manufacturing Process
2.6 LGD Oxide TFT Manufacturing Process
2.7 SDC Oxide TFT Manufacturing Process
2.8 TFT Inspection and Measurement Process
2.9 LTPS TFT Manufacturing Equipment Layout
3. OLED Pixel and Encapsulation Manufacturing Process
3.1 Small Size Rigid OLED Manufacturing Process
3.2 Small Size Flexible OLED Manufacturing Process
3.3 WRGB OLED Manufacturing Process
3.4 QD-OLED Manufacturing Process
3.5 Solution Process OLED Manufacturing Process
3.6 OLED Pixel Inspection and Measurement Process
3.7 Encapsulation Inspection and Measurement Process
3.8 OLED Pixel and Encapsulation Manufacturing Equipment Layout
4. Cell Manufacturing Process
4.1 Small Size Rigid OLED Manufacturing Process
4.2 Small Size Flexible OLED Manufacturing Process
4.3 Flexible On-cell Touch Manufacturing Process
4.4 Color Filter on Encapsulation Manufacturing Process for Mobile Device
4.5 QD Color Filter Manufacturing Process
4.6 Cell Inspection and Measurement Process
4.7 Cell Manufacturing Equipment Layout
5. Module Manufacturing Process
5.1 Small Size Rigid OLED Manufacturing Process
5.2 Small Size Flexible OLED Manufacturing Process
5.3 Camera Punch Hole Manufacturing Process
5.4 Foldable OLED Module Manufacturing Process
5.5 Module Inspection and Measurement Process
5.6 Module Manufacturing Equipment Layout
Report Sample
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