Les écrans micro-LED sont des technologies d'affichage à écran plat émissives, composées de puces LED en nitrure de gallium inorganique. Leurs pixels individuels ont généralement une taille inférieure à 100 micromètres, offrant des niveaux de luminance, des rapports de contraste et une durée de vie opérationnelle inégalés par les architectures OLED et LCD à densité de pixels équivalente. Le principal défi de fabrication – le transfert de milliards de puces micrométriques sans défaut, issues de plaquettes épitaxiales, vers des matrices actives à une vitesse et un rendement compatibles avec la production industrielle – demeure le principal obstacle entre les démonstrations en laboratoire et les écrans destinés au grand public. Ce défi suscite une intense activité de dépôt de brevets autour des méthodes de transfert de masse, du décollement laser, de l'auto-assemblage et des stratégies de réparation par redondance.

Du côté des matériaux, la baisse d'efficacité aux petites dimensions des puces, la conversion de couleur via des filtres à points quantiques et l'intégration monolithique d'émetteurs rouges, verts et bleus sur un seul substrat GaN sont des axes de recherche actifs.
Les applications en aval comprennent les micro-écrans couplés à des guides d'ondes AR/VR, les HUD automobiles haute luminosité, les murs vidéo à vision directe grand format et les appareils portables où le budget énergétique et le facteur de forme rendent l'efficacité émissive non négociable.
Les publications et les brevets indexés ci-dessous couvrent l'ensemble de cette chaîne de traitement — de la croissance épitaxiale et de la segmentation des puces à l'intégration du fond de panier, aux circuits de commande, à la gestion des couleurs et à l'architecture d'affichage au niveau du système.
Il s'agit de notre dernière sélection de publications et de brevets mondiaux en anglais sur les écrans micro-LED, parmi de nombreuses revues scientifiques en ligne, classées et axées sur Micro-LED, μLED, épitaxie de LED, transfert de masse micro-LED, pick-and-place micro-LED, fond de panier micro-LED, fond de panier TFT micro-LED, collage de plaquettes micro-LED, singularisation de puces LED, pas de pixel micro-LED, micro-LED monolithique, réseau de micro-LED, GaN micro-LED et micro-DEL.
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Display module and electronic device including the same
Patent published on the 2026-10-15 in US under Ref US20260324161 by SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO LTD [KR] (Seo Yeonghyeon [kr], Jang Hyuntae [kr])
Abstract: A display module is provided. The display module includes a glass substrate including a first surface, a second surface opposite to the first surface, and a plurality of through holes extending from the second surface to the first surface, a plurality of through electrodes, each through electrode partially filling a through hole among the plurality of through holes, and a plurality of micro light emitting diodes (LEDs), each micro LED disposed in a through hole among the plurality of through hol[...]
Our summary: A display module features a glass substrate with through holes. It includes through electrodes that partially fill these holes. Micro LEDs are placed in the holes and connected to the electrodes.
display module, micro LEDs, glass substrate, through electrodes
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Micro-led beam steering
Patent published on the 2026-10-08 in WO under Ref WO2026209492 by SIGNIFY HOLDING B V [NL] (Van Bommel Ties [nl])
Abstract: A lighting device comprises first and second micro-LED light sources comprising a respective die having respective spatial extensions less than or equal to 100 micrometers. Each die has length to width aspect ratio of at least 2. The first and second micro-LEDs are arranged non-parallel with respect to each other such that an angle between directions of elongation of the micro-LEDs is at least 20 degrees. A controller is configured to individually control a respective luminous flux of the first [...]
Our summary: The device features first and second micro-LED light sources with spatial extensions of 100 micrometers or less. It allows for individual control of luminous flux to create different spatial light distributions in two operational modes. The micro-LEDs are arranged at an angle of at least 20 degrees to enhance beam steering capabilities.
micro-LED, beam steering, luminous flux, spatial light distribution
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Method of optimizing cartridge size
Patent published on the 2026-09-24 in WO under Ref WO2026193595 by VUEREAL INC [CA] (Chaji Gholamreza [ca], Cronin John [us])
Abstract: The present invention discloses methods of optimizing the size of cartridges used in micro-LED processing. The invention discloses various methods of optimizing cartridge size utilizing compensation techniques to overcome defect uniformity, wavelength uniformity, flatness, defects limit, vendor specifications, design size, design shape, number of cartridges, and cartridge transfer costs.[...]
Our summary: The invention provides methods to optimize cartridge sizes for micro-LED processing. It addresses issues such as defect uniformity and wavelength uniformity. Various compensation techniques are employed to meet vendor specifications and reduce transfer costs.
cartridge optimization, micro-LED processing, compensation techniques, defect uniformity
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Technologies for micro-led optical interconnects
Patent published on the 2026-08-20 in US under Ref US20260247737 by DUONG BENJAMIN T [US] (Ahmed Khaled [us], Fryman Joshua B [us], Duong Benjamin T [us])
Abstract: [0000] Technologies for micro-LED optical interconnects are disclosed. In an illustrative embodiment, micro-LEDs are used to drive optical signals coupled to a multi-mode fiber. The multi-mode fiber carries the light to a photodetector array. The photodetector array includes several pixels, each of which has several nanowire phototransistors. The nanowire phototransistors have a fast response time and a combined high quantum efficiency. The nanowire phototransistors may be wavelength selective, [...]
Our summary: Micro-LEDs drive optical signals through multi-mode fiber to a photodetector array. The array consists of pixels with nanowire phototransistors that offer fast response and high quantum efficiency. Metasurface nanostructures may enhance wavelength selectivity for improved optical detection.
micro-LEDs, optical interconnects, photodetector array, nanowire phototransistors
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Micro-led systems having in situ current measurement circuits
Patent published on the 2026-08-05 in EP under Ref EP4787357 by MICROSOFT TECHNOLOGY LICENSING LLC [US] (Thompson Barry [us], Prather Lawrence A [us], Dyer Kenneth Colin [us])
Abstract: [0001] Microscopic light emitting diodes (micro-LEDs) systems having in situ current measurement circuits are described. An example micro-LED system includes a set of micro-LEDs formed in a display substrate and a set of pixel driver circuits formed in a backplane substrate, coupled to the display substrate, where a respective pixel driver circuit is to provide current to a respective micro-LED during a first mode of operation for the set of micro-LEDs. The micro-LED system further includes a cu[...]
Our summary: Micro-LED systems with in situ current measurement circuits are described. The system includes micro-LEDs and pixel driver circuits on separate substrates. A current measurement circuit uses an operational amplifier to measure current from pixel drivers.
micro-LED, current measurement, pixel driver circuits, operational amplifier
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Micro-led systems with bridge circuits for scaling voltages and currents
Patent published on the 2026-07-29 in EP under Ref EP4783151 by MICROSOFT TECHNOLOGY LICENSING LLC [US] (Dyer Kenneth Colin [us], Prather Lawrence A [us])
Abstract: [0001] Microscopic light emitting diodes (micro-LEDs) systems with bridge circuits for scaling voltages and currents are described. An example micro-LED system includes a set of micro-LEDs having a respective voltage terminal configured to receive a first positive voltage supply and a common cathode terminal configured to receive a negative voltage supply. The micro-LED system includes sensing circuits to sense voltages and currents received from a selected subset of the set of micro-LEDs, where[...]
Our summary: The content describes micro-LED systems utilizing bridge circuits for voltage and current management. It details how these systems scale voltages and limit currents through sensing circuits. The micro-LEDs are configured with specific voltage terminals for efficient operation.
micro-LEDs, bridge circuits, voltage scaling, current sensing
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