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Fujitec shows OLED panels and manufacturing equipment
Jan 25th
Fujitec is showing cylindrical ( tubular) OLED lighting panels and OLED lighting processing equipment. The OLED panels are either blue, red or green, 70mm diameter and 80mm in length. The luminance is 100cd/m 2 for red or blue and 1000cd/m 2 for green – which also features 24lm/W efficacy level. The lifetime is just 100 hours currently. According to the company by middle 2011 they will be able to produce white-color panels (45mm diameter, 70mm in length) featuring 20lm/W at 1000 hours lifetime. The aim of their current project is to reach a white OLED at 30mm diameter and 200mm length, 30lm/W and 10,000 hours of lifetime. read more
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NKK doubles the lifetime and increase the efficiency of their OLED switch
Sep 3rd
Remember NKK’s programmable OLED pushbutton switch ? Introducing in July 2008, it includes a 65K color OLED module capable of full-motion video. Today NKK announced that they have released a new version that doubles the lifetime of the OLED display (to 30,000 hours) and reduced the power consumption by 30%. Here’s NKK’s original funny ad for the OLED switch:
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NKK doubles the lifetime and increase the efficiency of their OLED switch
UDC announces new All-Phosphorescent OLED lighting technology
May 28th
Universal Display has more news for us at SID 2010. They have already announced the new light-blue light-blue phosphorescent OLED emitter system , suitable for both display and lighting applications. Today they are presenting an all-phosphorescent white OLED to address initial commercial niche white lighting applications UDC is showing a 15cm x 15cm OLED lighting panel using the company’s highly-efficient phosphorescent OLED technology and materials. UDC believes that this panel is the most energy-efficient performance, at this scale, reported to date. This panel emits a warm-white light with a color rendering index (CRI) of 87 and a correlated color temperature (CCT) of 3055K. It also has a luminous efficacy of 50 lumens per Watt using an optical outcoupling treatment with a modest 1.5x enhancement factor. With an operating lifetime of approximately 10,000 hours to 70% of an initial luminance of 1,000 cd/m 2 , this panel performance has the potential to meet the requirements for a number of initial commercial niche OLED lighting applications, and is an important step toward white OLED panel performance that achieves Energy Star targets. read more
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NEMO – a New OLED materials project
Nov 2nd
NEMO (NEw Materials for OLEDs) is a new EU project focusing on new Polymer OLED materials with long lifetime and efficiency. NEMO is led be four companies (coordinated by Merck ) and seven research and academic institutions (including the Fraunhofer institute ).
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NEMO – a New OLED materials project
Idemitsu Kosan shows new OLED materials and lighting panels
Oct 31st
Idemitsu Kosan is showing some new OLED lighting prototypes using their own fluorescent and phosphorescent OLED materials. Phosphorescent OLEDs are more efficient than fluorescent ones
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Mitsubishi shows a new module very-large OLED display that can be used for advertisements and sport events
Oct 7th
Mitsubishi Electric is showing a new flexible OLED display (they call it the Diamond-Vision OLED) which is a modular display made from small OLED panels. Each panel is one ‘pixel’, and together they can be made into a large high-res image. There’s no limit to the size of this display – it can be used to cover buildings, trains, or even ‘entire-cities’ like Mitsubishi says..
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Mitsubishi shows a new module very-large OLED display that can be used for advertisements and sport events
The OLED-A responses to an Apple-Insider post on the Zune HD
Oct 1st
When the Zune HD launched , there was an interesting blog post on the Apple-Insider site . They wanted to ‘smash’ five myths on the Zune HD, and one of the Myths is about the OLED display
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The OLED-A responses to an Apple-Insider post on the Zune HD
The OLED Association responds to an Apple-Insider post on the Zune HD
Oct 1st
When the Zune HD launched , there was an interesting blog post on the Apple-Insider site . They wanted to ‘smash’ five myths on the Zune HD, and one of the Myths is about the OLED display.
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The OLED Association responds to an Apple-Insider post on the Zune HD
Showa Denko develops efficient phosphorescent-polymer-based OLED devices
Jul 27th
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Showa Denko develops efficient phosphorescent-polymer-based OLED devices