LED ultra thin TV core

As an ultra-thin TV, how thin it is thin? No one can give a positive answer to this question, but it is certain that, with the continuous improvement of flat panel display technology, ultra-thin TV will be thinner.

From the current market point of view, ultra-thin TVs are basically using the LED backlight, LED industry name for light-emitting diodes, as early as in 1960s after the birth was identified as the next generation of lighting applications.

The LED light source can not only reduce the thickness and weight of the TV, but also has higher reliability and stability. In the light of life, different CCFL rated service life (Ban Liang) in 8000 ~ 100000 hours, and LED can reach CCFL about two times. LED TV service life of up to 100 thousand hours. If you press the 5 hours a day, a LED TV can be used for nearly 55 years.

Since the second half of 2008, the major flat-panel TV manufacturers began to promote LED TV as a high-end products, such as Samsung, SHARP, SONY, Hisense and other brands have released a new LED technology. At the 2009 CES exhibition, whether it is Samsung, SONY, LG and other Japanese companies, or Hisense, Konka, Haier and other Chinese companies have exhibited their own LED tv.

Some time ago, the domestic color TV enterprises Hisense also announced the establishment of a LED module production line, thereafter, Tsinghua Tongfang also said it will focus on investment and fund-raising 2 billion yuan LED, these manufacturers invest in the field of LED, the rapid implementation of LED will become the mainstream of the dream.

In addition to LED, there are currently in the field of television and OLED, OLED is an organic light-emitting diode, also known as a mechanical and electrical laser display because of light, electricity and other characteristics. But OLED still faces many technical and production costs, OLED at least 4 to 5 years to enter the market. From this trend, ultra-thin TV has just started, the future of ultra-thin TV will be thinner, better quality, longer life.