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Plessey has announced that it has placed an order for its next reactor from AIXTRON SE, the provider of deposition equipment to the semiconductor industry. The AIX G5+C metal organic chemical vapour deposition (MOCVD) reactor will boost Plessey’s manufacturing capability of gallium nitride on silicon (GaN-on-Si) wafers targeting next-generation microLED applications.

Plessey Semiconductors has announced a strategic partnership with Jasper Display Corp (JDC). Plessey is going to utilise JDC’s innovative silicon backplane to drive its own monolithic microLED displays manufactured on its proprietary GaN-on-Silicon (GaN-on-Si) wafers.Unveiled by JDC earlier this year at CES in Las Vegas, the eSP70 silicon backplane is tailored for the needs of microLED devices.

Optoelectronic technology solution developer, Plessey, has placed an order for its next reactor from AIXTRON SE. The AIX G5+ C metal organic chemical vapour deposition (MOCVD) reactor will boost Plessey’s manufacturing capability of gallium nitride on silicon (GaN-on-Si) wafers targeting next-gen microLED applications.

Plessey Semiconductors has announced it is partnering with Vuzix. The two companies are partnering to develop the necessary technologies for a generation of AR Smart Glasses, based around the combination of Plessey’s microLED light source product family, Quanta-Brite, and Vuzix’ expertise and IP in Smart Glasses and essential optic technologies.

Plessey Semiconductors has announced it will deliver a presentation on new advances in the microLED market at Display Week 2018, an international trade show and symposium held in Los Angeles from 20th to 25th May and organised by the Society for Information Display.

A technology and market report proposed by Yole Développement (Yole), focused on displays and optics for VR, AR and MR headsets, titledDisplays & Optical Vision Systems for VR, AR & MR, reveals the technology, its evolution and details the structure of the industry.

“The GaN power market remains small compared to the $30bn silicon power semiconductor market”, asserted Dr. Hong Lin, Technology & Market Analyst atYole Développement (Yole).“However, it has an enormous potential in the short term due to its suitability for high performance and high frequency solutions.”

Optoelectronic technology solutions developer,Plessey Semiconductor, has announced its commitment to being the first to market with a monolithic microLED based display based on GaN-on-Silicon.Plessey has also commenced an extensive licensing programme that will see the company license out its GaN-on-Silicon expertise to microLED manufacturers in line with its new business strategy of becoming the photonic industry’s foremost technology plat...

Plessey Semiconductorshas successfully demonstrated how its monolithic microLED technology can be used to deliver the next-gen of Head-Up Displays (HUDs), enabling new AR and VR applications.MicroLEDs are emerging as the only technology that can provide high luminance in a small format. All leading manufacturers of wearable technologies are currently pursuing manufactures that can deliver a suitable microLED solution.

During Display Week in Los Angeles, 21st to 26th May,Leti will demonstrate what it claims to be the world’s first wide video graphic array (WVGA) GaN microdisplay with 10µ pixel pitch.The 10µ pixel pitch technology will help address the growing demand for augmented reality glasses for consumer and professional users, head-up displays for vehicle drivers and for pico projectors and other compact projectors.This prototype microdis...