Daktronics has released its Flip-Chip COB (Chip On Board) LED display technology worldwide. The company’s latest addition to its Narrow Pixel Pitch (NPP) product family brings tighter pixel spacings ranging from 1.8mm to 0.9mm with increased durability and reliability combined with lower power consumption for an overall improved experience for customers.

“This product shows we’re staying on the cutting edge of technology in the LED industry,” said Adam Gilliland, Daktronics product manager. “As indoor applications have grown exponentially, it’s become increasingly important to meet the needs of the marketplace—one that is always looking for innovative, new ways to capture the attention and awe of their audiences.”

The new COB technology provides an alternative to traditional Surface Mount Device (SMD) and Integrated Matrix Device (IMD) LED options. According to the company, it brings a lower amount of heat to the display face, removes the wire bonds to increase reliability, and decreases the power consumption for a lower cost of ownership over time.

“Product reliability is extremely important to us here at Daktronics and ensuring our projects are successful on day one as well as many years into the future,” added Jim Vasgaard, Daktronics national sales manager for the AV sales channel. “We have a dedicated lab focused on product and component testing, among other things, to ensure we’re selecting the best parts that pass our stringent testing requirements to provide industry-leading reliability in our flip-chip COB LEDs, constant current drivers, power supplies, and encapsulant.”

Watch the video below to learn more about Daktronics’ new Flip-Chip COB LED display technology.

The product comes with various brightness options with specific applications in mind to combine with its rich black contrast to combat indoor indirect sunlight in multiple applications ranging from typical indoor office environments to high-ambient brightness lobbies, concourses, and more.

“The thin, lightweight design feeds into these applications, along with the durability of the screen. You can touch and tap on the display itself without worry of damaging the product beyond repair,” concluded Gilliland. “These advantages are something we’re excited to see implemented across multiple installations in the near future.”

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