Color Conversion Panel Structure for Uniform Spacing and Light Control

The partition wall is divided into multiple segments with different heights corresponding to different openings (first, second, third openings). Each segment is optimized for its specific function: taller segments provide spacing support while shorter segments prevent light leakage. This segmentation allows the structure to simultaneously achieve spacing consistency and light leakage prevention without requiring uniformly increased spacer height throughout.

The partition wall structure implements local quality by providing different heights at different locations (openings). The first, second, and third openings have specifically designed heights tailored to their local requirements. This allows the overall structure to maintain constant spacing where needed while providing manufacturing flexibility in other areas, as each local region is optimized for its specific function rather than requiring uniform dimensions throughout.

The partition wall structure transitions from a simple one-dimensional spacer to a multi-dimensional structure with varying heights across different openings. By introducing vertical dimensionality variations (different heights for first, second, third openings), the structure achieves precise spacing control for multiple functions simultaneously. This dimensional complexity is localized to where needed rather than uniformly applied, maintaining overall structural simplicity while providing the necessary precision.