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Samsung world's largest 82 inch TFT LCD ScreenSamsung has developed the world's largest 82-inch TFT-LCD. This full HD image quality TFT-LCD panel was developed at the company's new production complex in Tangjeong, Korea. The soon-to-be operational 7 th -generation production facility uses glass substrates that measure 1.87m x 2.20m.Samsung has made a series of breakthroughs in TFT-LCD technology ahead of the competition over the years. The company developed the first 40-inch model in August 2001, the first 46-inch panel in October 2002, the first 57-inch model in December 2003 and now the first 82-inch panel. At its 7 th -generation Line 7-1, Samsung can produce two 82-inch panels from a single substrate. Previously, technological limitations prevented the development of LCDs of this size and competitive technologies, such as PDP and DLP technologies, were used to produce such large-sized panels. Samsung's latest large-screen TFT-LCD offers a variety of features. The company applied its patented Super Patterned-ITO Vertical Alignment (S-PVA) technology to achieve extra-wide viewing angles. In addition, the product boasts a low-dispersion color filter and ultra high aperture ratio, achieving a contrast ratio of at least 1200:1 and brightness of 600nit (cd/m 2 ). Response times are at 8ms or faster, providing clear moving picture images. A high-color-saturation backlight raises color saturation to 92% to produce a premium image quality. Sang Soo Kim, Senior Vice President and Head of the LCD Development Center, states, “Our 82-inch LCD panel proves Samsung Electronics' technological leadership. It uses our proprietary S-PVA technology, eliminating distortion from all angles and offers a 180-degree viewing angle. With this panel, we have achieved the world's best performance in terms of contrast ratio, viewing angle and color saturation.” Samsung is set to begin operations at the world's first 7 th -generation TFT-LCD production line at Tangjeong, Korea. This facility can be used to produce the company's full line-up of LCD modules for TV: from 23-inch (24 per substrate), 26-inch (18 per substrate) and 32-inch (12 per substrate) to 40-inch (8 per substrate) and 46-inch (6 per substrate). Samsung Electronics is at least one year ahead of the competition in terms of using 7 th -generation production technology to make modules of 40 inches, 46 inches and 57 inches. It is therefore in a position to take an early lead in the fast-growing market for large-screen, wall-hanging TVs. The development of the 82-inch TFT-LCD marks the smooth launch of Samsung's and Sony's joint venture in S-LCD. The 7 th -generation line will begin mass production at the end of March. Samsung Electronics will unveil its 82-inch TFT-LCD at CeBIT 2005, which opens in Hannover, Germany on March 10. Samsung Electronics' LCD Lines Generation Substrate Size Samsung Line Main Products 3 370mm x 470mm 1 2-inch to 7-inch LCDs for mobile phones and PDAs 3.5 550mm x 650mm 2 Small- to mid-sized and note PC LCDs 4 600mm x 720mm 3 LCDs for note PCs (mainly 14.1-inch) 4.5 730mm x 920mm 4 15-inch, 17-inch LCDs for note PCs and monitors 5 1100mm x 1250mm 5 17-inch, 19-inch LCDs for monitors 6 1100mm x 1300mm 6 LCDs for monitors and TVs 7 1870mm x 2200mm 7-1 (S-LCD) 30-inch, 40-inch LCDs for TVs Terminology PVA Technology Patterned-ITO Vertical Alignment is a proprietary Samsung technology for achieving a wide viewing-angle. The liquid crystal molecules are originally aligned at 90 degrees vertically to the electrodes. The passage of an electric field deflects the liquid crystal molecules off-vertical, producing the required image. Similar to the multi-domain vertical alignment (VA), the liquid crystals are controlled by separating unit pixels into four domains. S-PVA Technology Samsung's patented Super PVA is an upgraded PVA liquid crystal cell technology. The cell architecture accommodates eight, rather than the conventional four crystals, so that the liquid crystal molecules can be controlled in eight different directions and angles. This capability greatly enhances the side viewing-angle of the LCD screen. Color Saturation This is a measurement of color purity and is compared against the NTSC (National Television Standard Committee) standard of 100. Commercial CRT TVs and LCD TVs normally have a color saturation of 72%, but a higher level is needed to achieve high-definition image quality. TV Resolution Classifications Standard Definition (SD): 640 x 480 pixels 4:3 aspect ratio High Definition (HD): 1,366 x 768 pixels 16:9 aspect ratio Full HD 1,920 x 1,080 pixels 16:9 aspect ratio Specifications for Samsung's New 82-inch TFT-LCD Resolution 1,920 x RGB x 1,080 (Full HD) Screen Size 82 inches (diagonal) Aspect Ratio 16:9 (horizontal to vertical) Pixels 6.22 million (number of RGB sub-pixels) Number of Colors 16.7 million shades (24-bit color) Max Brightness 600 candela Contrast Ratio 1,200:1 Color Saturation 92% of NTSC standard Liquid Crystal Response Time 8ms (at maximum) Viewing Angle 180° (all directions) Module Size 1,875mm x 1,080mm x 45mm + Post comment/question/reply
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