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Quantum Dot Series Film Products

Category:Functional Optical Films

This series of products includes various products such as conventional quantum dot films, low Cd quantum dot films, Cd free quantum dot films, barrier free quantum dot films, and quantum dot composite films.

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Quantum Dot Series Film Products Details Description

Quantum dot film is a wide color gamut special optical thin film with a multi-layer composite structure, mainly composed of fluorescent quantum dots, resins, and water oxygen barrier films/layers. The quantum dot layer contains red and green quantum dots, which are excited by blue light to generate red and green light, which combines with the blue light of the LED itself to form white light.

This series of products includes various products such as conventional quantum dot films, low Cd quantum dot films, Cd free quantum dot films, battery non-separator quantum dot films, and quantum dot composite films.

Wider Color Gamut, Clearer Details, Restoring the True Nature of the World

Product Category	Thickness (i.e.)	Quantum Dot Type	FWHM	NTSC Color Gamut	Luminance	Picture Uniformity	Service Life	Application Area
Low Cadmium (Conventional)	100-350	G2.8	R≤25;G≤25	95-120%	100%	OK	≥50，000h	Mid and high ends business display, in car
Low QD	250-350	G2.8	R≤25;G≤25	80-95%	95%	OK	≥50，000h	Low end TV
Cadmium Free QDs Film	100-350	G3.0	R≤35;G≤35	90-115%	95%	OK	≥30，000h	High end business display, esports
Super-thin Film	60-150	G2.8	R≤25;G≤25	95-120%	95%-105%	OK	≥50，000h	Mobile phone, ipad, AR/VR, wearable, etc.
Non Barrier QDs Film	250-350	G4.8	R≤29;G≤21	0.75	95%-100%	OK	≥30，000h	Mid and low ends TV products
Notes 1. The product has a width of 770-150mm and a finished size of 2-115 inches. 2. Although the potassium content of QDs membrane with current concentration is lower than 2 to 100 ppm, it meets the EU RoSH standard. 3. The specific color gamut water level needs to consider the backlight module architecture matched. 4. Use low cadmium (conventional) brightness values as a reference control.