Article | REF: N407 V1

Electroluminescence of organic materials. Technologies

Author: Pierre LE BARNY

Publication date: May 10, 2006

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2. Service life

Although enormous progress has been made in recent years, it seems that the aging of display devices, which results in a more or less rapid decrease in luminance at constant voltage, is helping to limit the expansion of the OLED market. Improving the lifetimes of EL diodes involves understanding the degradation mechanisms of materials and displays. Although the field is still controversial and few publications have appeared on the subject, a number of aging mechanisms now seem certain.

2.1 Identified causes of deterioration

The most obvious cause of degradation is short-circuiting. Short-circuiting can be explained by the fact that the active material, which is around 100 nanometers thick, is deposited on the relatively rough ITO anode. Depositing the cathode...

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