One Frame, Three Color Fields
TempoFlow separates a full-color frame into red, green, and blue color fields. The RGB LED backlight switches in sync with the liquid-crystal layer, allowing each pixel to present the three primary colors in sequence.
TempoFlow®Adaptive Dynamic Primary-Color Field-Sequential Imaging Technology
Exceptional energy efficiency. A viewing experience without visible color breakup.
Red Writes the First Field
The red backlight illuminates first while the liquid-crystal layer modulates the red component of the image. The screen now presents the red color field for this frame.
Green Follows
In the next instant, the green backlight takes over. The liquid-crystal layer switches to the green component and presents the next color field at the same pixel locations.
Blue Completes the Primaries
The blue backlight illuminates while the liquid-crystal layer writes the blue component. The three primary-color fields required for the frame are now complete.
Sequential in Time, Full Color to the Eye
Red, green, and blue cycle rapidly within a single frame. The visual system integrates the three color fields over time, producing a complete full-color image.
How Field-Sequential Color Works
Architecture Advantages
Architecture Advantages
Conventional LCD
A mature, proven mainstream technology
Its architecture still limits light efficiency, black levels, and color performance.
OLED
Self-emissive pixels deliver excellent black levels and contrast
Thin and responsive, but sustained brightness, service life, and cost remain trade-offs for long-term commercial use.
TempoFlow®
Reworking the efficiency of light and color on the LCD foundation
By removing the color filter and mixing RGB in time, TempoFlow combines high brightness, wide color gamut, low power consumption, and long-term stability.
Technology Comparison
The same dimensions, different trade-offs
Compare LCD, TempoFlow, and OLED across brightness at equal power, contrast ratio, color gamut, power efficiency, service life, and cost advantage.