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What is Solid State Display (SSD)?

  • The solid state construction resists vibration, mechanical shock and electrical breakdown.
  • Because thick-film dielectric is less sensitive to contamination from airborne particles, SSD displays can be manufactured in a lower level clean room environment.
  • The thick-film process also reduces capital costs by replacing expensive thin-film deposition equipment with less complex screen printing equipment.
  • The SSD fabrication process results in higher yields and significantly lower manufacturing costs compared with other flat panel technologies.

Why Is Solid State Display The Technology of The Future?

  • Exceptional brightness with a wide range of pixel sizes
  • Crisp, clear image with unrestricted viewing angle
  • Fast response in a wide operating temperature range
  • Reliability and long life through rugged solid state construction on a ceramic substrate
  • Low cost, high yield fabrication

Solid State Display by Westaim

The Technology

  • The SSD technology developed by Westaim combines conventional thin-film phosphor with reliable thick-film screen printing.
  • The result is high brightness graphic and character displays with exceptional appearance, performance and value.
  • The clear, crisp images are viewable at almost any angle under virtually all ambient light conditions, without polarizing filters or backlights.


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