LCD screens and liquid crystal displays are closely related. The output, pros and cons of liquid crystal display panels are connected to the price, quality and market trend of the liquid crystal display itself.
The production of liquid crystal panels is a multi-disciplinary process covering physics, semiconductors, electronics, chemistry, optics, mechanics, thermals, polychromatics, and so on.
In recent years, the global LCD panel industry has maintained a stable and good development trend driven by the demand for LCD monitors, LCD TVs, and mobile phones.
The global LCD industry has always been controlled by LGD, Sharp, Samsung, Chi Mei and AUO, the five giants. South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan have always adopted industrial restrictions on China in the past, and local companies are not allowed to invest in LCD panel production lines in China. .
China's LCD panel industry is facing a technical blockade. Without its own production line, large-size LCD panels can only rely on imports. Now China has obtained the opportunity to break through this blockade.
In 2008, the major LCD giants in Shanghai, Anhui, Guangdong, Jiangsu, and Beijing, from north to south, from China to the outside world, are setting off an upsurge of investment in LCD panel projects.
At the current position, the global panel industry presents a three-pronged pattern of South Korea, China, and Japan. Among them, Korean manufacturers are leading OLED and LCD, and Japanese consumer electronics manufacturers are declining. However, domestic power is booming. In recent years, the country has been continuously accelerating the construction of LCD panel production lines, and is striving to continuously increase the production capacity of BOE and Huaxin Optoelectronics, which are in the climbing period.
