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tionality, and availability of spare components can be ensured for sever- al decades. Storage in high-security buildings, which are made of rein- forced concrete and have a fire-pre- ventive atmosphere and a sophisti-
crystal mixtures. This results in poor liquid crystal flexibility, response time and contrast. With HTV’s TAB conser- vation, even these aging processes are reduced drastically. After documenting the initial state and, if required, after sorting
Comparison of conventional storage vs. HTV’s TAB.
cated alarm and camera monitoring system, provides excellent protection from theft and natural disasters.
Long-Term Display Storage This long-term storage is partic-
ularly beneficial for displays, which is one of the most strongly growing markets. For many sensitive compo- nents of the display, such as the po- larization foil, conventional storage is not the best solution. Generally, there is little information available from the manufacturer regarding long-term storage or aging. Displays should be stored in the
dark — not exposed to sunlight — in a temperature between 32 and 95°F (0 and 35°C) and low relative humid- ity. Storage at higher temperatures tends to diminish the contrast of the display, while storage at lower tem- peratures slightly enhances it. Other aging factors include tem-
perature-related degradation of the adhesives, plastic components and the OLEDs, as well as change in the liquid
damaged or defective goods, the stor- age will take place with special pack- aging in chambers. Documentation includes topography, microscopy, sealings, and contrast measurement. These chambers are developed specifically at previously defined temperature ranges and with special absorbers of hazardous substances. Frequent operation, as well as
cyclic analytics for sample tests of possible aging complete the TAB con- servation process, ensures the func- tionality of these displays. With TAB, the gap of provision
caused by a lack of available spare parts can be proactively closed. Dis- continuations of spare parts lose their urgency and enormous expense can be saved. Contact: HTV Halbleiter-Test &
Vertriebs GmbH, Robert-Bosch- Strasse 28, D-64625 Bensheim, Germany % +49-0-6251-84-800-0 fax: +49-0-6251-84-800-49 E-mail:
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