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Outline OLED? Device structure and operation Fabrication Active and passive matrix Advantages and Disadvantages Products demonstration
OLED OLED is a next generation display system  Better thinner displays No backlight hence less power consumed Enables flexible displays
Display and Pixel structure
Device operation principle OLEDs rely on organic materials (polymers or small molecules) that give off light when tweaked with an electrical current Electrons injected from cathode Holes injected from cathode Transport and radiative recombination of electron hole pairs at the emissive polymer LIGHT
Fabrication steps Deposit  and pattern anode Pattern polymer layers (first conducting then emissive) Vacuum deposit and pattern anode
Active matrix addressing Place a switching TFT at each pixel Selected pixel stays on until next  refresh Common cathode Unlimited address lines
Passive matrix addressing Line by line multiplex scanning
Advantages The radically different manufacturing process printed onto any suitable substrate using an inkjet printer or even screen printing technologies Enable a greater range of colors, brightness, and viewing angle than LCDs OLED pixels directly emit light LCDs use a backlight and cannot show true black OLED element produces no light and consumes no power Faster response time than standard LCD screens.
Disadvantages The biggest technical problem for OLEDs is the limited lifetime of the organic materials The intrusion of water into displays can damage or destroy the organic materials Therefore, improved sealing processes are important for practical manufacturing
Product Demonstrations 11 inch display 0.3mm thick 960×540 pixels Sony XEL-1 OLED TV 11 inch display 3mm thin resolution of 940×540 contrast ratio of 1,000,000:1
Thank you Ryan Fernandez Roll No: 075

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  • 2. Outline OLED? Device structure and operation Fabrication Active and passive matrix Advantages and Disadvantages Products demonstration
  • 3. OLED OLED is a next generation display system Better thinner displays No backlight hence less power consumed Enables flexible displays
  • 4. Display and Pixel structure
  • 5. Device operation principle OLEDs rely on organic materials (polymers or small molecules) that give off light when tweaked with an electrical current Electrons injected from cathode Holes injected from cathode Transport and radiative recombination of electron hole pairs at the emissive polymer LIGHT
  • 6. Fabrication steps Deposit and pattern anode Pattern polymer layers (first conducting then emissive) Vacuum deposit and pattern anode
  • 7. Active matrix addressing Place a switching TFT at each pixel Selected pixel stays on until next refresh Common cathode Unlimited address lines
  • 8. Passive matrix addressing Line by line multiplex scanning
  • 9. Advantages The radically different manufacturing process printed onto any suitable substrate using an inkjet printer or even screen printing technologies Enable a greater range of colors, brightness, and viewing angle than LCDs OLED pixels directly emit light LCDs use a backlight and cannot show true black OLED element produces no light and consumes no power Faster response time than standard LCD screens.
  • 10. Disadvantages The biggest technical problem for OLEDs is the limited lifetime of the organic materials The intrusion of water into displays can damage or destroy the organic materials Therefore, improved sealing processes are important for practical manufacturing
  • 11. Product Demonstrations 11 inch display 0.3mm thick 960×540 pixels Sony XEL-1 OLED TV 11 inch display 3mm thin resolution of 940×540 contrast ratio of 1,000,000:1
  • 12. Thank you Ryan Fernandez Roll No: 075