Foldable Display Supporters With Light Absorption at the Fold Axis

The patent applies local quality by placing light absorption parts specifically at the folding axis portion where visibility defects occur. The first and second light absorption parts are positioned on the first and second supporters respectively, targeting the specific location of the problem rather than applying a uniform solution across the entire display device. This localized approach addresses the structural differences at the folding axis while maintaining normal display functionality in other areas.

The light absorption parts serve as intermediary elements between the folding axis structure and the display quality. These parts mediate the optical interaction at the folding axis by absorbing stray light and reflections that would otherwise cause visibility defects. The supporters with light absorption parts act as intermediate structures that connect the flexible display module to the housing while eliminating the harmful optical effects.

The patent merges the light absorption function with the existing supporter structure. Instead of adding separate light absorption components, the light absorption parts are integrated into the first and second supporters that already exist in the foldable display device. This combining approach achieves the desired display quality uniformity while minimizing the increase in device complexity by utilizing existing structural elements.

The supporters in the foldable display device are given multi-functionality by incorporating light absorption capabilities. The first and second supporters not only provide structural support for the flexible display module but also function as light absorption elements to eliminate visibility defects. This universal approach allows existing components to serve multiple purposes, reducing the need for additional specialized parts.