Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems IPMS developed their highest resolution OLED microdisplay, and will demonstrate it soon at SID Displayweek 2026.
The display is a 1.07" 2048x2048 (9.3 um) RGB stripe OLED microdisplay, that is based on the institute’s proprietary high-voltage backplane circuit concept.
The researchers say that in addition to its expanded ability to drive pixels across a wide dynamic range, the display can be controlled via an on-chip LVDS interface, reducing the number of required interconnects. This enables high data bandwidth and allows for refresh rates of up to 120 Hz.
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Posted: Apr 21,2026 by Ron Mertens
