Recent progress in high‐efficiency phosphorescent OLED technology
Authors:
- Julie BrownJBJulie Brown
- Raymond KwongRKRaymond Kwong
- Yeh‐Jiun TungYTYeh‐Jiun Tung
- Vadim AdamovichVAVadim Adamovich
- Mike WeaverMWMike Weaver
- Mike HackMHMike Hack
- 1 September 2004
- journal article
- Published by Wiley in Journal of the Society for Information Display
- Vol. 12 (3) , 329-332
Abstract
Abstract— A key performance attribute for widespread commercialization of OLED technology is achieving maximum power efficiency along with color chromaticity and operational lifetime. Towards this goal, phosphorescent‐OLED (PHOLED) devices have demonstrated potential. Recent PHOLED device results show both excellent device efficiencies and long lifetimes towards the commercialization of low power consumption, full color, passive‐ and active‐matrix (both polysilicon and amorphous‐silicon backplane technologies) OLED displays.Keywords
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