The mainstream process nodes for automotive DDICs are 110nm and 150nm. Previously, the typical process nodes for automotive TDDIs were 80nm and 90nm, but new projects are now transitioning to 55nm.
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Display Dynamics – December 2024: Automotive DDICs typically use 110nm and 150nm process nodes, while automotive TDDIs use 55nm, 80nm, and 90nm
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Queenie Jiang is a research analyst in the Displays team at Omdia and based in Shanghai, China. She covers display components research with a specific focus on China; she analyzes the market, prices, supply chains, and technologies.
Queenie joined the company in 2013. Before becoming an analyst, Queenie was a marketing manager at Omdia, where she spent seven years in the Components and Devices pillar. Prior to joining Omdia (formerly IHS Markit), Queenie worked in the project development team at Trina Solar. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Korean from Yangzhou University, China, and Yeungnam University, South Korea.
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