Researchers develop a new method to produce 20,000 PPI OLED microdisplays

Researchers from Soochow University and the University of Muenster have developed a method to produce ultra high resolution OLED microdisplays - with up to 20,000 PPI.

To achieve such high resolution, the researchers used a method they refer to as "first surface patterning and then patterned growth". The idea is that the substrate is first patterned using lithography, and then the organic materials are deposited. Following the substrate treatment, the organic materials are diffusing on the substrate, selectively grown on the designated areas.