High Throughput Elastomer Stamp Mass Transfer for High Performance Displays

Christopher Bower, Ben Keller, Andrew Pearson, Brook Raymond, Tiffany  Weeks, David  Kneeburg, Carl Prevatte, Matthew A. Meitl

doi:https://doi.org/10.36463/idw.2022.0888

11:00 AM - 11:20 AM

[MEET4-3 (Invited)] High Throughput Elastomer Stamp Mass Transfer for High Performance Displays

*Christopher Bower¹, Ben Keller¹, Andrew Pearson¹, Brook Raymond¹, Tiffany Weeks¹, David Kneeburg¹, Carl Prevatte¹, Matthew A. Meitl¹ (1.X Display Company (United States of America))

Mass Transfer , MicroLED, MicroIC, Elastomer Stamp

https://doi.org/10.36463/idw.2022.0888

Efforts to develop microLED displays brought visibility to the importance of mass transfer. Processes compatible with high-volume manufacturing that rapidly integrate billions of micron-scale devices are required for making microLED displays. Device assembly throughput greater than 200M units per hour is demonstrated using a 750 × 750 device array stamp and a ten second stamping cycle time.

Proceedings of the International Display Workshops Volume 29 (IDW '22)

[MEET4-3 (Invited)] High Throughput Elastomer Stamp Mass Transfer for High Performance Displays