OLED Materials – Page 8

Idemitsu starts producing OLED materials at its Chengdu factory

by Bob Raikes

What They Say Idemitsu said that its third production facility, based in Chengdu, China, has started full scale operation and can create a12 tonnes per year of OLED materials. It’s the firm’s largest plant …

Tags:China| OLED Materials

Many an OLED Mickle….

by Bob Raikes

What They Say IDTechEx sent out a mail about some new developments including OLED materials. It highlights developments in TADF materials and said it was impressed with the host materials developed by early-stage US …

Tags:OLED Materials| TADF

OLED Summit Features QDs Prominently

by Peter Palomaki

That’s another virtual conference in the books. This time it was the OLED Summit. Just like last year, there were a few talks on EL-QLED devices as the OLED community wants to keep tabs …

Tags:Nanosys| OLED Materials| Quantum Dots| Samsung| TCL

Some Quarterly Finance results

by Milos Pavlovic

What They Say Universal Display reported its Q3 2020 financial results, with revenues of $117 million (up from $58 million in Q2 2020 and $98 million in Q3 2019, and a net income of …

Tags:Apple| Financial Data| OLED Materials| Samsung| UDC

Merck Announces € 20 Million OLED Manufacturing Expansion in Korea and China

by Bob Raikes

What They Say Merck KGAA said that it was planning to boost its capacity for OLED material manufacture with new capacity in Korea at Pyeongtaek and Shanghai. The value of the investment is €20 …

Tags:China| Investment| Korea| Merck| OLED Materials

Pixelligent Launches PixClear Titania for Ultra High-Refractive Index Applications

by Artem Alekseenko

Pixelligent, whose PixClear® high-index Designer Compounds™ deliver unparalleled brightness, clarity and operating efficiencies for a broad range of display and optoelectronic applications, announces the launch of PixClear® Titania products. The PixClear® Titania product line, …

Tags:OLED Materials

Plasmonic enhancement of stability and brightness in organic light-emitting devices

by Bob Raikes

What They Say Nature published a paper by scientists (from UDC) that reported that they have demonstrated an OLED that uses the decay rate enhancement of a plasmonic system to increase device stability (a …

Tags:OLED Materials| OLEDs| R&D (Research & Development)

China’s Summer Sprout Could Challenge UDC for Phosphorescent OLED Supremacy

by Barry Young

Universal Display has made a great contribution to the OLED industry by developing highly efficient red and green emitters. In 2019 their monopoly produced revenues of $405m and a net income of $138m with …

Tags:China| OLED Materials| Patents| UDC

An Update on Kyulux Hyperfluorescence Technology

by Arthur Berman

Ayataka Endo, a member of the research team at Kyulux Inc. (Fukuoka, Japan), presented an invited paper during the recent SID Displayweek conference that reported the latest progress on the company’s HyperFluorescence (HF) OLED …

Tags:OLED Materials| SID Display Week 2020| TADF

A Breakthrough in Blue OLED?

by Bob Raikes

For the whole life of the technology, blue has been a problem for OLEDs. Over 20 years ago, I caused consternation at a CDT press event when the firm was hyping up ‘rollable TVs’ …

Tags:OLED Materials

Singing the EL-QLED Blues

by Peter Palomaki

Perhaps you have been putting on some old blues records to get you through this turbulent time. It’s a normal thing to feel a little down about the world right now. And some days …

QD Materials are Set for High Growth – Here’s Why

by Sid Harikrishna-Mohan

Quantum Dot-based panel shipments are forecast to grow from 3M shipments in 2018 to 31M shipments by 2025 representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 40%, according to DSCC. The report provides both …