With the development of electrification and intelligence of the automotive industry, intelligent displays and high-end luxurious automotive lighting products have shown an accelerated development trend. LED car lights have become the new darling of the market. However, compared to LED, the cool effect of OLED lighting technology in the field of automotive taillights is more attractive. OLED taillights have made breakthroughs in optical characteristics, electronic applications, industrial design, etc. It cater to the future development trend of the automotive industry.
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The advantages of OLED lighting technology
Literally, OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) has one more word than LED, Organic, which means using organic molecules or polymer materials. So, OLED is actually a new generation of organic semiconductor lighting technology. This technology makes OLED car lights have the features of light, transparency, fast response, high lumen efficiency, and high plasticity. In addition, the characteristics of self-luminous, non-heating, and low driving voltage can simplify the structural design and assembly of car lights. Therefore, OLED Car lights can achieve a more flexible car light shape effect in terms of technology. The application of flexible screens can present a more eye-catching 3D effect.
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In terms of light source, OLED is different from traditional point light sources such as LED. It is a flat light source with uniform light emission and soft light, which can effectively avoid glare stimulation to human eyes.At the same time, the color and brightness of the OLED light source can also be dynamically changed so as to meet the needs of customers’ highly customized dynamic pattern design.
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OLED car lights have a bright future
Obviously, the advantage of OLED car lights will open up a new market for the automotive taillight. Famous automotive lighting companies such as Hella, Valeo, and Koito are all stepping up their deployment in the OLED automotive lighting industry. Some of these companies even regard the mass production of OLED taillights as an important indicator of their annual assessment.
With the development of automobiles in the direction of intelligence, connectivity, electrification, and personalization, the functions and appearance of car lights are also striving for display, comfort, personalization, integration and lightweight. New requirements for shape and function have prompted the rapid development of OLED lighting.