Bright White Organic LED Developed
Using precisely calibrated thicknesses of bright blue, red and green light-emit-ting layers, researchers at Academia Sinica's Institute of Chemistry in Taipei, Taiwan, have developed a bright white organic LED that produces an intensity of 24,700 cd/m
2 at 15 V. The diode could prove to be a valuable asset in applications ranging from flat pan-el displays to microscope light sources.
As reported in the Dec. 17 issue of
Applied Physics Letters, the emitted light's International Commission on Illumination coordinates are stable from 6 to 12 V. The measured electroluminescence spectra cover 400 to 700 nm, showing emission spikes at 450 and 575 nm and a valley at 520 nm.
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