S. Korean scientists discover laser heating process, replacing Japanese material used in displays
- 5 years ago
South Korean researchers have discovered a way to replace the electrode materials local companies have been sourcing from Japan.
Researchers at the Korea Institute of Industrial Technology say they've developed a process for transparent electrodes, using lasers, to raise their electrical conductivity.
Korean firms, until now, have had Japan process these materials, which are often used in making flexible displays.
Researchers at the Korea Institute of Industrial Technology say they've developed a process for transparent electrodes, using lasers, to raise their electrical conductivity.
Korean firms, until now, have had Japan process these materials, which are often used in making flexible displays.