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OLED. Organic Light Emitting Diodes. Rachel Ericson MIS 304 March 2, 2009. What Is OLED?. Organic Light Emitting Diodes Paper thin organic material that illuminates light with small electric charge. Organic because the emitting layers are made up of organic compounds.

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OLED

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  1. OLED Organic Light Emitting Diodes Rachel Ericson MIS 304 March 2, 2009

  2. What Is OLED? • Organic Light Emitting Diodes • Paper thin organic material that illuminates light with small electric charge. • Organic because the emitting layers are made up of organic compounds. • Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen, and others

  3. How Does OLED Work? • Organic chemicals are burned onto thin layers of glass. • Five layers are then sandwiched together. • The molecules react and get “excited” and illuminate!

  4. How is OLED Used Today? • TVs • Monitors • Cell Phone Screens • Lighting

  5. Benefits of OLED • Replace Old TV screens that contain mercury. • Incredibly vibrant, clear, and sharp display! • Clear display from 180º • Thinner then a credit card! • Energy efficient, uses significantly less energy to run • Infinite future possibilities!

  6. Issues with OLED • Production costs • Availability of materials • Short life

  7. Lighting! Chandeliers, desk lamps Uniform lighting! Flexible/thin (low shipping cost) Wallpaper that illuminates Blinds/window shades that illuminate Bike lights Future of TVs and monitors http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcAm3KihFho Future of OLED

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