From Jon Peddie Research
by Omid Rahmat
Lordin, an OLED startup founded in 2020, has developed a blue OLED with an IQE of 90%. It has si far registered 4 patents and plans to file 19 more. The company’s CEO, Oh …
Tags:blue OLED| Lordin| TADF
by Bob Raikes
What They Say SciTechDaily reported on research published in the journal Dyes & Pigments from the Ural Federal University in Russia that worked on the inclusion of cyanogroup compounds in fluorophores to considerably boost …
Tags:OLEDs| R&D (Research & Development)| TADF
by Bob Raikes
Every week we see some articles that don’t really need comment or are just plain interesting. Here are a few from the first part of this week. For the next couple of weeks, we …
Tags:Aviation| Corning| Desktop Monitors| Distributors| Events| Financial Data| Flight Information (FIDs)| | LED| Mergers & Acquisitions| OLED Materials| OLED TVs| Oxide TFTs| Patents| Philips| Pricing| R&D (Research & Development)| Small Pixel Pitch LED SPP| sony| TADF| TVs (TV Sets)| UK (United Kingdom)
by Bob Raikes
What They Say OLED-Info summarised the talk by Kyulux at the SID/DSCC Business Conference at Display Week. Junji Adachi from the firm said that it is on track to commericalise its materials with green …
Tags:OLED Materials| SID Display Week 2022| TADF
by Bob Raikes
The Pacific Northwest Chapter of SID held a webinar last month that featured a talk by Noctiluca, a company that is developing OLED emitter materials and one that I have been intending to write …
Tags:InkJet Deposition| OLED Materials| OLEDs| Patents| R&D (Research & Development)| Supply Chain| TADF| Vapour Deposition
by Sri Peruvemba
Big, order-of-magnitude changes are going to continue to come to display tech during 2021. Devices will be smaller, smarter, and more nimble. From phones to cars to AI, display technology will change the way …
Tags:Automotive| Digital Signage| E Ink| MicroLED| Pen Input| TADF
by Ken Werner
The subject is emitting materials for OLED displays. Let’s review. What are now called first-generation materials were (and are) fluorescent emitters. Without troubling you with molecular quantum mechanics, these materials eventually create a maximum …
Tags:OLED Materials| R&D (Research & Development)| TADF
by Ken Werner
Earlier this month Cynora — the German company that is one of the two leading developers of thermally activated delayed fluorescence (TADF) emitters for next-gen OLED displays — announced customer availability of the “industry’s …
Tags:OLED Materials| TADF
by Artem Alekseenko
Marking a new innovation trajectory for the OLED industry, CYNORA announced that device test kits for its Thermally Activated Delayed Fluorescence (TADF)-based Deep Green emitter for next-generation OLED displays are now available to customers. …
Tags:OLEDs| TADF| Test Equipment
by Bob Raikes
What They Say Cynora said that they have started to ship development kits for new deep green TADF OLED emitter material. The ‘cyUltimateGreen’ has efficiency of >20% and meets a requirement of 150 cd/A …
Tags:OLED Materials| R&D (Research & Development)| TADF
by Artem Alekseenko
Researchers at Kyushu University have introduced a blue light source that could lead to more efficient OLED displays, while, at the same time, emitting blue light without compromise to the quality or purity of …
Tags:OLEDs| TADF
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