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25 February 2020 Emissive displays with transfer-printed microscale LEDs and ICs
C. A. Bower, S. Bonafede, E. Radauscher, A. Pearson, B. Raymond, E. Vick, C. Verreen, T. Weeks, B. Krongard, M. Meitl
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Abstract
Flat panel displays are ubiquitous and dominated today by liquid crystal and OLED technologies. Increasingly, there is an expectation that microLED will exhibit superior performance metrics and become a new mainstream category of flat panel displays. They have the potential to be very bright, to be power efficient, and to enable new within-panel capabilities. High-throughput, high-yield, mass transfer technologies that accurately and cost-effectively integrate large arrays of wafer-fabricated microdevices onto non-native display substrates are key enablers for microLED displays. Transfer-printing with elastomer stamps is a candidate mass transfer technology for making next generation displays. A variety of microLED displays, including displays controlled with transfer-printed microICs, have been designed and fabricated using elastomer stamp transfer-printing.
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C. A. Bower, S. Bonafede, E. Radauscher, A. Pearson, B. Raymond, E. Vick, C. Verreen, T. Weeks, B. Krongard, and M. Meitl "Emissive displays with transfer-printed microscale LEDs and ICs", Proc. SPIE 11302, Light-Emitting Devices, Materials, and Applications XXIV, 1130202 (25 February 2020); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2550520
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KEYWORDS
Flat panel displays

Light emitting diodes

Prototyping

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