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1996
Journal Article
Titel
Electroluminescence in thin films
Abstract
The three most important technologies for future display applications where electroluminescence (EL) in thin films is used for light generation are discussed. These technologies are firstly, Alq- and PPV-based organic light emitting diodes (LED); secondly, inorganic a-SiC LED and thirdly, ac-driven thin film electroluminescent devices based on II-VI compounds. The last of these is of the high-field EL-type whereas the first two utilise low-field injection type EL. The basic principles and the current status of the respective technologies are summarised. Recent developments in ac thin film electroluminescence for full colour display applications are emphasised.
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amorphous semiconductors
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conducting polymers
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electroluminescence
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electroluminescent displays
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led displays
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light emitting diodes
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optical polymers
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organic compounds
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organic semiconductors
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semiconductor thin films
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silicon compounds
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thin films
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display applications
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light generation
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alq-based organic light emitting diodes
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ppv-based organic light emitting diodes
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led
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inorganic A-SiC led
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ac-driven thin film electroluminescent devices
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ii-vi compounds
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high-field el-type
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low-field injection type el
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ac thin film electroluminescence
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full colour display applications
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