Super-Stable Quantum Dots for Low-Cost, Barrier-Free Components

Regina Qiu, David Olmeijer, Shihai Kan, Chris  Sunderland, Austin Smith, Ashavani Kumar, Jason Tillman, Annie Chow, Michael Niemeyer, Jay Yamanaga, Mark Bokchtein, Kevin Wang, Zhongsheng Luo, Jeff Yurek

doi:https://doi.org/10.36463/idw.2021.0806

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[MEET4-2(Invited)] Super-Stable Quantum Dots for Low-Cost, Barrier-Free Components

*Regina Qiu¹, David Olmeijer¹, Shihai Kan¹, Chris Sunderland¹, Austin Smith¹, Ashavani Kumar¹, Jason Tillman¹, Annie Chow¹, Michael Niemeyer¹, Jay Yamanaga¹, Mark Bokchtein¹, Kevin Wang¹, Zhongsheng Luo¹, Jeff Yurek¹ (1.Nanosys (United States of America))

Quantum Dot, LCD, environmentally stable, film

https://doi.org/10.36463/idw.2021.0806

Nanosys invented the QDEF(TM) quantum dot film technology¹ for LCDs and has had great success in the premium LCD TV segment with more than 40 million quantum dot (QD) displays shipped worldwide since 2013. A typical QDEF component contains a layer of QD sandwiched between two layers of optically transparent barrier films (typically PET films with specialized thin-film coatings designed to protect QD from oxygen...

Proceedings of the International Display Workshops Volume 28 (IDW '21)

[MEET4-2(Invited)] Super-Stable Quantum Dots for Low-Cost, Barrier-Free Components