This analyst opinion piece compares the cross-sectional structures of LTPO and HOP and explains that both are top-gate TFTs, but the locations of the oxide semiconductors differ and HOP may need an additional photomask, increasing costs.
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[Display Dynamics] The potential structure of Samsung’s HOP backplate
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Jay Shao
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As part of Omdia’s displays practice, Jay focuses on researching AMOLED panel display technology and the associated markets. He covers the emerging technologies, process development, and product trends related to AMOLED displays.
Prior to being an analyst, Jay worked at EverDisplay Optronics, the AMOLED manufacturing plant, for 6 years. He served as the R&D manager for 3 years and was responsible for multiple projects. Jay has solid experience in the AMOLED and flexible display industries and a keen awareness of technological progress. He holds a PhD in materials science from South China University of Technology in Guangdong, China.
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