V industry goes, 2021 brought the revolution of Mini-LEDs. Display product giants such as Samsung, Philips, TCL, and even Apple plan on expanding their display portfolios with this technology.
Let’s explore the Mini-LED technology and it’s advantages and why it is replacing the regular OLED displays for major screen manufacturers across the globe. They are much smaller and offer more control zones for dimming. This is required for offering a better and sharper display with much deeper blacks. These are currently being deployed on the latest version of Smart TVs by almost all major TV brands.
LCDs that now come with the Mini-LED tech use LEDs as small as 0.9 to 0.1 millimetres for backlighting purposes. These Mini-LEDs are controlled and turned on and off for dimming areas on the screen and producing better picture quality. This new technology rivals the crisp imagery of the OLED displays.Mini-LEDs are different from Micro LEDs. Mini LEDs are used as part of an LCD display for backlighting purposes. Whereas, Micro-LEDs are a photo light emitting system on their own.
When Mini-LEDs are used as a part of an IPS LyvCD display, they offer the benefit of in-plane switching and durability with a longer life span with lesser cost.Mini-LED may have entered the market in 2021 but major manufacturers are still developing plans to roll it out by 2023. According to the latest research, the global LED market is all set to generate a revenue of $10,931.10 million and grow by 44.48% for the 2022-2030 forecast years.