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For high PPI LCD products, PS size has an increasing influence on the opening rate. This paper proposes a high precision PS technology to maximize the opening rate. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this paper, the XPS mechanical model based on finite element method is established to accurately evaluate the XPS deformation quantity, which provides guidance for evaluating the product's anti‐pressure ability, improving the strength of cell gap and reducing the risk of gap Mura. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The failure of the interfacial transition zone has been identified as the primary cause of damage and deterioration in cement-based materials. To further understand the interfacial failure mechanism, interfacial composite structures between the main hydration products of ordinary Portland cement (OPC), calcium silicate hydrate (CSH) and calcium hydroxide (Ca(OH)2), and silica (SiO2) were constructed while considering their anisotropy. Afterwards, uniaxial tensile tests were conducted using molecular dynamics (MD) simulations. Our results showed that the interfacial zones (IZs) of interfacial composite structures tended to have relatively lower densities than those of the bulk, and the anisotropy of the hydration products had almost no effect on the IZ being a low-density zone. Interfacial composite structures with different configurations exhibited diverse nanomechanical behaviors in terms of their ultimate strength, stress–strain relationship and fracture evaluation. A higher strain rate contributed to a higher ultimate strength and a more prolonged decline in the residual strength. In the interfacial composite structures, both CSH and Ca(OH)2 exhibited ruptures of the Ca-O bond as the primary atomic pair during the tensile process. The plastic damage characteristics of the interfacial composite structures during the tensile process were assessed by analyzing the normalized number of broken Ca-O bonds, which also aligned with the atomic chain break characteristics evident in the per-atom stress map. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

A 65‐inch 8K 120Hz ADS LCD TV based on novel technologies including New Oxide BCE, i‐ADS , DCT‐PS and SSD (Smart Sync Driving) , has achieved a high transmittance of 4.0% and a high charging rate of 92%. At the same time, BOE have developed the world's first 110‐inch 8K ADS‐LCD TV with 120Hz‐driven. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]