LG Display's OLED panels for vehicles have been recognized for their excellent quality in global markets. LG Display announced on the 26th that it has obtained 'High Visibility Vehicle OLED' certification from 'TUV Rheinland' in Germany, a global certification body.
LG Display OLED panels for vehicles consistently implement the highest quality in various driving environments such as brightness day and night. The same image quality can be maintained even at minus 40 degrees Celsius and severe low temperatures. At any viewing angle between the driver's seat and the passenger seat, small content of 5% of the total screen was evaluated to be accurately expressed without distortion.
The product has significantly improved screen brightness and lifespan compared to products with one layer of light-emitting elements by applying OLED new technology "Tandem" that stacks red (R), green (G), and blue (B) light-emitting devices in multiple layers.
LG Display’s OLEDs for vehicles are 600,000 to 1, whose contrast ratio significantly exceeds the certification standard (50,000 to 1). Even if the external environment of the car changes rapidly, it maintains more than 99% of luminance and color. The response speed is 0.66 ms, which is faster than the authentication reference value (3 ms), and there is no afterimage.
Light leaks around small contents, lowering the contrast ratio and slowing the reaction speed in a low-temperature environment, overcoming LCD limitations that leave afterimage.
Ki-hwan Son, Executive Director of Auto Marketing and Product Planning at LG Display, said, "This certification proves that the automotive tandem OLED is a display that satisfies the highest quality and extreme life." "We will provide customers with a differentiated customer experience of using it more safely while driving and a more convenient display while stopping," he said.
By Staff Reporter Dong-jun Kwon (djkwon@etnews.com)