2. Organic light-emitting diode technology

2.1 Materials

Organic materials used in light-emitting diodes fall into two categories [E 1 830] : polymers on the one hand, and low-molecular-weight materials (also known as "molecular materials" or "small molecules") on the other. Unlike conductive polymers [E1860] , [E 1 862] , whose conductivity results both...

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