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NanoMarkets: OLED Lighting materials sales to reach $1.4 Billion by 2015
Oct 27th
Nanomarkets has released a new OLED-Lighting report ( OLED Lighting Materials Market Trends and Impact ). According to the new report, the sales of materials for OLED-Lighting will reach $1.4 billion in 2015. Nanomarkets says that electron transport layer (ETL) materials will contribute the largest revenues with $370 million in sales in 2015, sales of emissive layer materials will reach almost $210 million. Substrates and encapsulation will together account for almost 20% of the OLED lighting materials market in 2015.
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NanoMarkets: OLED Lighting materials sales to reach $1.4 Billion by 2015
Are AUO working on OLED lighting panels?
Oct 19th
We know that AUO is back into AMOLED production, with plans for a Gen 3.5 factory (which will go in line in 2011 ). AUO has a daughter company called Wellypower Optronics. Wellypower is Taiwan’s number one CCFL maker (mostly used for AUO’s LCD backlights) and is also a LED maker. In a recent PR about a new fluorescent lamp, Wellypower says that they are also producing OLED lighting panels. I’m not sure if that’s true, but perhaps the company does have an active OLED program.
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Roth & Rau joins Holst Centre research on barriers for flexible electronics
Oct 4th
Roth & Rau MicroSystems will partner with the Holst Centre on barriers for flexible electronics. The two companies will develop and install a roll-to-roll PECVD deposition tool in the Holst Centre. This will be used for flexible OLED lighting and organic solar cells.
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Lumiotec OLED lighting panel hands on review
Sep 26th
Lumiotec started shipping their OLED Lighting kits back in February 2010. We were finally able to get our hands on one, and here’s our hands-on review. We have already reviewed the Philips Lumiblade and the OSRAM ORBEOS panels, and we’ll compare them all in this review. read more
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The Agent design studio OLED lighting concept work for Konica-Minolta
Sep 14th
Mexican design studio Agent has designed a couple of OLED lighting concepts for Konica-Minolta. The first one is called Wearable band of light – ‘cool, wrap-on accessories that glow with light and can be worn around your body, matching your personality”. The bands are bendable, thin, light and can be curved any way you like. Agent says this is a hybrid of jewelry + safety element + wearable light. The second design is called Strip Light – a bus stop with illuminated timetables and neighborhood maps. This design also uses flexible OLED panels. read more
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Blackbody to show new OLED lamps designs
Aug 31st
Blackbody will show new OLED lamp designs at the NOW! Maison & Objet Fair (September 3rd to 7th, 2010). All of the new lamps were designed by C+B Lefebvre. Those lamps are available to buy, but probably cost quite a bit . Here are my two favorites: The first lamp (shown above) is called 6″O” with an active area of 540cm2, color temperature of 3200 K°, 26W power consumption and it weights 5.5Kg : “Providing both linear and surface illumination, this light bridge creates an enlightened area free of shadows and glare. This virtually tamed lighting offers both direct illumination whilst simultaneously bathing the surrounding area in a halo of soft light. read more
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UDC awarded a DOE $100K Contract to increase white phosphorescent OLED lighting efficacy
Jun 17th
Universal Display announced that they have been awarded another Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I $99,900 program from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). Under this program (titled “Novel Optical Enhancement for Thin Phosphorescent OLED Lighting Panels”) Universal Display intends to demonstrate a white phosphorescent OLED lighting panel that meets Energy Star criteria using an optical enhancement technique which improves outcoupling efficiency while preserving the thin, elegant form factor of the white OLED lighting panel. Universal Display will employ a novel outcoupling technique that performs as well as thicker treatments, such as macro-extractors or outcoupling blocks, but is significantly thinner. Outcoupling enhancements are commonly used to increase the amount of light that is emitted as useful light. In addition to maintaining its thin and light weight form factor, the resulting white PHOLED lighting panel, which UDC intends to deliver to the DOE, may improve the company’s previously reported lighting panel efficacy results by over 25% and demonstrate a desirable path to meet the Energy Star Category B criteria for solid state lighting.
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UDC awarded a DOE $100K Contract to increase white phosphorescent OLED lighting efficacy
UDC awarded $99,000 to advance Phosphorescent OLED Lighting
Jun 16th
Universal Display announced that they have been awarded a new Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I $99,900 program from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). During this program, the Company will study the potential to enhance the performance of white PHOLED lighting devices in order to meet DOE requirements for general illumination applications. Under a program titled “Thermal Management of High-Efficacy White Phosphorescent Organic Light Emitting Devices,” Universal Display will design and build white PHOLED lighting panels to evaluate the impact of operating temperature on performance. read more
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UDC awarded $99,000 to advance Phosphorescent OLED Lighting
UDC awarded $99,000 to advance Phosphorescent OLED Lighting
Jun 16th
Universal Display announced that they have been awarded a new Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I $99,900 program from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). During this program, the Company will study the potential to enhance the performance of white PHOLED lighting devices in order to meet DOE requirements for general illumination applications. Under a program titled “Thermal Management of High-Efficacy White Phosphorescent Organic Light Emitting Devices,” Universal Display will design and build white PHOLED lighting panels to evaluate the impact of operating temperature on performance. read more
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LG shows a new 15" W-OLED display
Jun 1st
LG has developed a new 15″ WOLED display. In this display, RGB is achieved by using a white AMOLED pixel with a color filter. The resolution is 1366×768, the brightness is 200 nits (peak:450nits), color gamut 100% and the contrast is 100,000:1. read more
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LG shows a new 15" W-OLED display