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Electroluminescence principle and novel electroluminescent materials. When an electrical voltage is applied, electrons and holes are injected into the electroluminescent material. Electroluminescence is the creation of light by applying an electric bias to a material. One of our development projects has lead to the creation of an electroluminescent materials range. Electroluminescent devices are fabricated using either organic or inorganic electroluminescent materials. Standard handbook for electrical engineers, eleventh edition, mcgrawhill, new york.
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Electroluminescent parallel panels are made of a multi layer material containing fluorescent dyes, dispersed in a binder with a high electrical constant. The invention describes an electroluminescent device equipped with a first electrode and a second electrode and with a compressed optical layer with quantum dots, wherein the compressed optical layer emits radiation under the influence of an electrical field. Hong kong streets were once lit up with the ambient glow of colourful neon signboards but they are disappearing have you thought of recreating these iconic neon signs with new material. Handbook of electroluminescent materials 1st edition d. Recent years have seen immense advances in electroluminescent materials for use in new and emerging technologies which may well revolutionise illumination and flatscreen display technologies. A new range of materials for the electroluminescent market. Request pdf electroluminescence principle and novel electroluminescent materials over the.
In many cases we describe not only the material structures but also the properties associated with these materials, such as energy level, absorption and photoluminescence pl peaks, pl quantum yield. The electroluminescent materials needed for oleds are also made by a handful of companies, some of them being merck, universal display corporation and lg chem. Nov 01, 2007 the protective coating users handbook. Substrates for printing may be based on flexible polymers or glass, so the final devices can take up a huge variety of shapes. Handbook of nanostructured materials and nanotechnology, five. Such materials are generally inorganic phosphors, or organic semiconductors, such as quartz. Recent years have seen immense advances in electroluminescent materials for use in new and emerging technologies which may well revolutionise illumination. Sep 30, 2008 lighting a tech project with electroluminescent material can look super professional, but its easy to damage it or shock yourself.
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