Researchers demonstrate optimal micro-LED size at 5 micrometers through systematic scaling study
2 Oct 31 · 12d ago · 2 posts · 1 source · development 2 of 2
The team systematically scaled down micro-LED devices from 100 micrometers to 2 micrometers in diameter, discovering that the optimal performance point was at 5 micrometers—contradicting assumptions that smaller is always better. This scaling work provides a development roadmap for balancing size, bandwidth, and power consumption tradeoffs.
“We found that, contrary to popular belief, smaller is not always better. Our work gives a development roadmap to systematically study the tradeoffs between size, bandwidth and power consumption.”
Abdelghany AbouelnaggaAbdelghany Abouelnagga Lead researcher, Illinois Grainger Engineering graduate studentCan Bayram Illinois Grainger Engineering electrical and computer engineering professorPeter Dragic Illinois Grainger Engineering electrical and computer engineering professorMilton Feng Illinois Grainger Engineering electrical and computer engineering professorPatrick Fay Notre Dame electrical engineering professor
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