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Mini LED vs Micro LED vs OLED: Differences and Connections
1. Mini LED 1.1 What is Mini LED? MiniLED is an advanced LED backlighting technology, where the backlight source consists of LED chips smaller than 200 micrometers. This technology is typically used to enhance the performance of LCD displays. 1.2 Mini LED Features Local Dimming Technology: By p...Read more -
Common Anode vs. Common Cathode: The Ultimate Comparison
1. Introduction The core component of an LED display is the light-emitting diode (LED), which, like a standard diode, has a forward conduction characteristic—meaning it has both a positive (anode) and a negative (cathode) terminal. With increasing market demands for LED displays, such as longer ...Read more -
FHD Vs LED: What Are The Differences 2024
1. introduction The application of LED screens and FHD screens has become quite widespread, extending beyond just televisions to include monitors and LED video walls. While both can serve as backlighting for displays, they have distinct differences. People often face confusion when choosing betw...Read more -
IPS vs. LED Display: Which Screen is Better in 2024
1. Introduction In today’s era, displays serve as a crucial window for our interaction with the digital world, with technological innovations evolving rapidly. Among these, IPS (In-Plane Switching) and LED screen technologies are two highly notable areas. IPS is renowned for its exceptional imag...Read more -
RTLED Showcases Cutting-Edge LED Displays at IntegraTEC 2024
1. Introduction to the Exhibition IntegraTEC is one of the most influential tech events in Latin America, attracting renowned companies from around the globe. As a leader in the LED display industry, RTLED was honored to be invited to this prestigious event, where we had the opportunity to showc...Read more -
LED vs LCD Display: Key Differences, Advantages, and Which is Better?
1. What is LED, LCD? LED stands for Light-Emitting Diode, a semiconductor device made from compounds containing elements like Gallium (Ga), Arsenic (As), Phosphorus (P), and Nitrogen (N). When electrons recombine with holes, they emit visible light, making LEDs highly efficient at converting ele...Read more