Article | REF: N407 V1

Electroluminescence of organic materials. Technologies

Author: Pierre LE BARNY

Publication date: May 10, 2006

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3. Visualization applications

By incorporating the best high-purity organic electroluminescent materials into optimized diode structures, it has been possible in recent years to improve diode performance to such an extent that the production of small displays and the demonstration of more complex display devices have become a reality. In what follows, before presenting the industrial state of the art, we will first discuss the specific problems associated with addressing and coloring organic electroluminescent materials.

3.1 Addressing

An image is created by juxtaposing elementary points called pixels. The greater the number of pixels, the better the image resolution. The problem with addressing is that each pixel must be brought up to the level of brilliance required to create the desired...

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