Organic light emitting diode and liquid crystal display: structure, mechanism, preparation, and comparison

Jia Song

doi:10.54097/hset.v21i.3132

Authors

Jia Song

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/hset.v21i.3132

Keywords:

OLED and LCD, The display of electronic, Characteristics of luminescence.

Abstract

As technology is constantly evolving, and with the rapid development of mobile phones in recent years, OLED and LCD are widely used in the display of electronic devices such as mobile phone displays and TV displays. Both technologies have the characteristics of luminescence, but there are also great differences on their structure and mechanism behind. This review will introduce OLED and LCD in details, including the structure, mechanism, preparation, and comparison of those two technologies. This paper can give some ideas to consumers who are confused by OLED and LCD displays and help them better choose on mobile phone screens or TV screen that are suitable for them after understanding the differences.

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