Designing a reliable future for Ultra-Fine-Pitch LED
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(English version) Fine and Ultra-Fine-Pitch LED solutions are continuing to explode in applications and orders. Last month in fact, a single display opportunity for a 1.25-mm pixel pitch LED display in the US pushed over $5 million. Opportunities for displays providing native HD and 4K resolution are emerging at an astonishing rate and in all verticals including entertainment, command control and U.S. Government systems. There is a line in the sand, Ultra-Fine-Pitch LED displays are replacing LCD walls and projection DLP systems. LCD and projection technology currently holds a majority of the digital signage market at over 80 percent. Yet LED display image quality has begun to emerge as a rival to these other technologies in many applications and will soon surpass each with the inherent mature display solution. While the display performance design and implementation of Ultra-Fine-Pitch is now competitive, there is significant work ahead for manufacturers to realize the vast market p...