Samsung develops fresh low-power OLED screen for smartphones

Samsung Screen Co has unveiled a new low-power OLED display for smartphones that reduces power consumption up to 16 percent.

Samsung Screen, the world’s largest OLED producer, formulated the new OLED smartphone display after commercializing a just-developed organic and natural materials whose luminous efficiency has better dramatically compared to the company’s prior OLED smartphone panels. The brand new panel has been used for the 1st time in Samsung Electronics’ Galaxy S21 Ultra smartphones.

OLED displays don’t need a separate light source, but instead develop their vibrant colors by running a power current directly through a proprietary group of self-luminous organic products. For this reason the efficiency of organic and natural materials plays an essential role in identifying an OLED display’s efficiency including its color gamut, high luminance, high-dynamic assortment imaging (HDR), outdoor visibility and power consumption.

“The frequent progression of screen technologies has increased require for lower power consumption to enable features such as much larger screens, faster screen travelling, and greater resolution,” said Jeeho Baek, Executive Vice President and Head of the Mobile phone Display Sales, Advertising & Product Planning Office at Samsung Display. “Building after our industry-leading competence in material technology, which has been raising for years, Samsung Display can be directly engaging with many of its customers to boost performance of their most recent products,” he added.

Samsung Display’s novel organic and natural material achieved its sharp upsurge in luminous efficiency by having electrons flow faster and easier across the display’s organic and natural layers. Basically, thanks to this process, OLED panels can create brighter light while eating less power, which increases the battery life time for 5G smartphone users who spend additional time watching video recording. The screen panel is among the most important pieces impacting a smartphone's total vitality consumption. Therefore, when the display’s electricity consumption is normally cut, this may significantly impact smartphone utilization time.

Samsung Screen has been channeling a lot of its technological assets into securing “super-gap” competitiveness on the composition of better organic display materials. To that end, the company features been closely collaborating with a number of global material businesses, and widening its talent pool area in this field in the last decade.

Samsung Screen now holds 5,000 patents worldwide that involve the utilization of organic and natural materials for displays. As well, it has requested a lot more than 370 patents linked to OLED organic and natural materials in each of the past three years.