Abstract
The development of high-productivity microLED (μ-LED) pixel panels is crucial as a key technology for next-generation displays. To provide a fundamental approach to this end, in this study, multicolor (red, green, blue, and yellow; RGBY) nanocolumn (NC) μ-LED pixels with 5 × 5 μm2 emission windows were monolithically integrated to exhibit electroluminescence spectra with peak wavelengths of 478, 512, 559, and 647 nm, respectively. The NC μ-LED pixels, which were two-dimensionally arranged with a 10 μm period, were individually driven by the matrix wiring p- and n-electrodes, exhibiting a μ-LED pixel panel arrangement.
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