OLED technologies companies - Page 4

Sanayi System, established in Korea in 2002, is a supplier of simulation software for LCD displays, OLED displays and touch panels.

For the OLED industry, Sanayi offers its TechWiz OLED software that provides OLED optical characteristic (EQE and outcoupling).

Korea-based Sapien Semiconductors is fabless design house that develops innovative CMOS backplane ASICs for both OLEDs and microLED displays. The company utilizes its patented PWM-based pixel driving circuit to achieve low power consumption.

Sapien offers a CMOS backplane ASIC that can achieve a pixel structure of 2-microns or smaller (over 12,000 PPI).

Swizerland-based Sefar AG produces highly conductive, transparent and robust electrode materials for large area optoelectronics. Sefar's electrodes are based on fine metallic wires and are suitable for printed and evaporated devices such as flexible OLED lighting devices.

Sino Wealth, established in 1994 in Shanghai, China, specializes in the design and sales of integrated circuits. The company offers microcontrollers for several markets (I/O, LCD, ADC, IR and more).

Sino Wealth offers drivers for PMOLED displays, and is also developing AMOLED drivers.

Sinovia Technologies develop roll-to-roll printed OLED production technologies, that enable fast and cost effective production of flexible OLED panels.

The company is building a pilot production line for OLED displays, and aims to offer displays for smart labeling, packaging, etc. The company demonstrated its latest OLED displays at Display Week 2023.

Software for Chemistry Materials (SCM) was established in 1995 as a spin-out from the theoretical chemistry department of the VU University Amsterdam with an aim to develop and market the Amsterdam Density Functional (ADF) software that has unique capabilities for modeling molecular properties of OLED materials.

Notably, ADF predicts phosphorescent lifetimes of transition metal complexes (used as OLED phosphors) through first-principle methods. ADF can also assess charge mobilities and exciton couplings in organic semi-conductors.

US-based Solar-Tectic LLC develops high quality low-cost thin-film solutions for the solar (including tandem perovskite/crystalline silicon), display, and glass industries.

In November 2017 Solar-Tectic announced a new backplane technology called LT1CS (Low temperature single crystal silicon) which the company says is a lower-cost alternative to LTPS.

Solip Technology was spun-off from Korea's KAIST University with an aim to commercialize flexible glass technology. Solip's flexible glass (called Hybrimer) can be used as a substrate for flexible OLEDs.

According to reports Samsung Display will use the glass in its foldable OLED phones.

Solomon Systech is a fabless semiconductor company that develops and supplies display IC products and system solutions. Solomon's products are used in smart phones, smart TVs, projectors, LED Lighting and other devices.

The company offers several PMOLED, AMOLED and OLED lighting drivers.

In May 2016, Solomon Systech demonstrated its AMOLED, PMOLED, OLED lighting and E Ink drivers at SID 2016. In 2018, Solomon said that it expects strong growth for its advanced AMOLED touch controller ICs.