Composite Materials

Composite materials used in displays such as monitors and TVs are high-performance materials that
combine the advantages of different substances to simultaneously enhance transparency, mechanical
strength, thermal stability, and electrical properties. Layers of glass, polymer resins, metal oxides, and
nanoparticles are precisely stacked to optimize light transmission and color reproduction, thereby improving
image clarity and durability. These composite structures are essential for achieving high resolution and wide
color gamut performance, forming the fundamental basis that determines display quality and reliability.

By precisely inspecting both the internal structures and surface conditions of composite materials used
in TVs and monitors, various quality issues such as pixel defects, color distortion, and image burn-in
can be detected at an early stage. This supports manufacturing process optimization and quality
assurance, ultimately enhancing product performance and extending operational lifespan.