A display device uses a reel assembly to wind the non-display portion of the module around a rotating shaft.
A display panel uses a low-density pixel region to accommodate an under-display camera while maintaining high visual quality in adjacent areas.
A beam splitter changes polarized light to reflect emission while an absorption polarizer transmits different polarization for superimposed images.
Segmented signal wires and stacked metal layers cross the folding area, reducing dead space while preserving electrical reliability.
Integrated plastic shell merges power source and control board into a compact LED screen, eliminating bulky external steel frames.
An overhang layer pattern extends laterally beyond a conductive pattern to define pixel boundaries.
A display device structure uses peripheral through holes to restrain hydrogen diffusion into oxide semiconductor films.
An L-shaped groove in a flexible substrate guides bending to extend circuit areas beneath the frame.
Varying connection pattern densities in folding areas improves electrical reliability while minimizing afterimage defects caused by repeated bending stress.
Support pillars separate the substrate from the cover glass, preventing adhesive intrusion into nano-pillars that degrades light modulation.
A display panel employs a conductive oxide metal layer on a bank to prevent electrode oxidation and moisture ingress during high temperature operation.
Stacking signal lines in vertical layers narrows hinge areas, improving bending and stretching performance while maintaining complete signal transmission.
A display device uses a variable-height organic encapsulation layer to protect light emitting elements.
A display device employs a non-uniform underlayer to compensate for frame region layer height, ensuring proper spacer height in the display area.
Side bumps guide the flexible panel into slide rail grooves, preventing layer contact damage and extending device lifespan.
A hole cover seals a polarization plate through hole, preventing resin flow into the display panel during window manufacturing.