Sentences with phrase «glass substrate which»

Fina is based on TFT technology, but uses a much thinner glass substrate which is much thinner and lighter than standard LCD displays.

Fina is based on TFT technology, but uses a much thinner glass substrate which is much thinner

Mechanical constraints such as soft wire, or glass substrate which chemically binds with the gel, can also be used to manipulate the self - assembly and formation of hydrogels into complex structures.

Not exact matches

Conventional semiconductors are built using silicon - based substrates (the material upon which semiconductor devices are fabricated), but metal - insulator electronics can be made atop less pricey glass, metal or plastic substrates.

«It's also important in cleanroom procedures, nanofabrication and microprocessor formation,» said Schrader, who pointed out that microprocessors are fabricated on silicon wafer substrates with a thin layer of glass, upon which circuits are laid.

The problem is that they have always needed to be manufactured on a plastic or glass substrate, which is usually somewhere between 1,000 and 10,000 times thicker than the PLED itself and not particularly flexible.

Although traditional nanofabrication techniques rely on a hard substrate — usually glass or a silicon wafer — Shih said researchers wanted a flexible nanostructure, which would be more suited to wearable electronics.

Glass substrate is heavier and more prone to damage than plastic substrate, which is much lighter and can also be bent.

Corning started developing a product under «Project Phire» last year, aiming to come up with a glass substrate that was as durable as Gorilla Glass 4 and as scratch resistant as sapphire, which is used in traditional luxury watglass substrate that was as durable as Gorilla Glass 4 and as scratch resistant as sapphire, which is used in traditional luxury watGlass 4 and as scratch resistant as sapphire, which is used in traditional luxury watches.

What you may notice is that the Round is 14 grams lighter than the Note 3, possibly thanks to the plastic substrate of the display, which is lighter than Note's conventional glass.

The problem might be traced back to the first use of plastic OLED, or P - OLED, which uses a plastic substrate instead of glass to make it more deformable.

This driving matrix is part of the panel that its on top of the substrate, which is usually glass.