MicroLED-Info is proud to announce a new market report, focused on MicroLED and OLED Microdisplays. This market report provides a great introduction to both MicroLED and OLED microdisplays, and covers everything you need to know about next-generation microdisplays. This is a great guide if you're considering to adopt microdisplays in your product and if you want to understand this industry better.

This market report covers everything you need to know about next-generation microdisplays. This is a great guide if you're considering to adopt microdisplays in your product and if you want to understand this industry better.

Kyocera and OSRAM have jointly designed a new hybrid current and PWM driving technology for microLED displays. The two companies says that this new driving scheme can be used to avoid using lower pixel currents through microLED chips, which reduces the deviation of the luminance and the color shift at lower grayscale levels.

Kyocera has presented a 3.9" full-color microLED display on an LTPS backplane that showed excellent performances that proves the validity of the new driving technology.

The display industry's top conference, SID DisplayWeek 2020 took place last week - and for the first time ever it was a virtual event. It turned out to be a successful event which is great news. In this post we list our SID MicroLED articles, in addition to the main OLED display coverage from SID this year:

• PlayNitride launches new microLED displays
• RiT Display shows a microLED wearable display prototype
• AUO shows its automotive and flexible microLED displays
• Kyocera and OSRAM suggest hybrid PWM-current driving for microLED displays
• GE shows it is possible to inkjet print its red phosphor on plastic substrates
• BOE details its 12.3 rollable OLED prototype
• BOE shows its 55" 8K inkjet-printed OLED TV prototype
• BOE demonstrates new OLEDs for monitors and laptops
• Visionox demonstrates its latest OLED technologies
• Samsung Display developed a 18.2" 350 nits ink-jet printed OLED panel
• LG Display showcases a 0.42" 1280x720 OLED microdisplay