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Sunday, 4 January 2015

Difference between LED and OLED display


Parameter
LED
OLED
Acronym for
Light Emitting Diode
Organic Light Emitting Diode
Description
It is a flat panel display that uses array of light emitting diodes as video display.
It is also a type of LED in which organic compound is used as emissive electroluminescent layer to emit light when electric current is supplied to it. These OLEDs are self illuminating.
Brightness
LED displays can get extremely bright and have slight advantage.
OLED display can also produce brighter displays but shining OLED pixels to maximum results in reduced pixel life.
Flexibility
Hard Material is used as substrate and can not be used to make flexible displays.
OLED can be fabricated on plastic substrates and can be used for making roll up display and can be embedded in cloths in future.

Difference between Raster and Vector Display


Characteristics
Raster Scan
Vector Scan
Working
In raster scanning, the beam sweeps horizontally left-to-right at a steady rate, then blanks and rapidly moves back to the left, where it turns back on and sweeps out the next line. During this time, the vertical position is also steadily increasing (downward), but much more slowly – there is one vertical sweep per image frame, but one horizontal sweep per line of resolution.
In Vector scan The electron beam follows an arbitrary path tracing the connected sloped lines. The beam skips over dark areas of the image without visiting their points.
Refresh rate
60 to 80 frames per second.
Depends upon image to be drawn.
Stores Picture Definition in
Refresh buffer or Frame buffer
Refresh Display file or Display Program
Image Drawing
Image is composed of glowing pixels.
Image is composed of drawn lines.
Can be used to draw complex drawings.
They can display only a shape’s outline.