In March 2012 at Kameyama Plant No. 2, Sharp began producing the world's first high-performance LCD panels incorporating IGZO oxide semiconductors. Sharp is expanding production scale through April to meet market demand. Kameyama Plant No. 2 first started operations in August 2006, manufacturing highly advanced LCD panels for TVs. Production systems have subsequently been reorganized to focus on producing small- and medium-sized LCD panels for the world's rapidly growing smartphone and tablet terminal markets. Employing advanced IGZO oxide semiconductors enables Sharp to produce LCDs with smaller thin-film transistors and increased pixel transparency, thus allowing for lower energy consumption. In addition, proprietary UV2A*3 photo-alignment technology employed in Sharp's AQUOS LCD TVs enables these displays to achieve high image quality. Sharp will encourage the application of its new high-resolution LCD panels to high-definition notebook PCs and LCD monitors-which are both expected to grow in demand-as well as to mobile devices. Sharp will also contribute to creating markets for attractive new products. Sample specifications of LCD panels incorporating IGZO :
- For LCD Monitors Display size 32 inches : No. of pixels 3,840 x 2,160 ; Pixel density 140 ppi
- For High-Definition Notebook PCs Display size 10 inches : No. of pixels 2,560 x 1,600 ; Pixel density 300 ppi
- For Tablet Terminals Display size 7 inches : No. of pixels 800 x 1,280 ; Pixel density 217 ppi
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