Integration of high brightness and low operating voltage green organic light-emitting diodes on complementary metal-oxide semiconductor backplane

Gohri, Vipul

doi:10.1117/1.jpe.2.021211

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“…The right hand side shows a zoom to a picture detail. Figure 6 shows a photograph of a real picture displays on a monochrome green display module with a magnified view of a picture detail, showing the very high resolution Details about the high luminance green display and the releated OLED have been published elsewhere [2], [3]. Even at very high luminance of up to 10 000cd/m², the device maintains a high contrast as can be seen from Figure 7 which shows the measured contrast as a function of luminance.…”

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A 5.4 MDOT OLED microdisplay for digital night vision and image fusion

Haas¹,

Espuno²,

Marcellin-Dibon³

et al. 2012

Head- And Helmet-Mounted Displays XVII; And Display Technologies and Applications for Defense, Security, and Avionics VI

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We developed a 0.61'' diagonal OLED microdisplay dedicated to electronic viewfinders for digital vision systems, e.g. for security or other professional applications. The microdisplay has a very high resolution of 5.4 million subpixels and combines excellent image quality with low power consumption and a 10bit per color digital input. Subpixel pitch is 4.7x4.7µm². Thanks to the versatile architecture of the underlying ASIC circuit, the device can be easily adapted to different applications and image formats: In the standard full color version, the resulting resolution is 1300 by 1044 pixels (SXGA). In a monochrome version, the resolution is 2600 by 2088 independent pixels, enabling e.g. digital night vision at full 2K by 2K resolution. In addition to this, we developed two-and three color versions of the display that allow to merge high resolution monochrome images e.g.in 2K by 2K resolution with lower resolution images e.g., from an infrared sensor for image fusion or for adding colored graphical overlays.

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Section: Monochrome 2600x2088 Pixel Displaymentioning

confidence: 96%

A 5.4 MDOT OLED microdisplay for digital night vision and image fusion

Haas¹,

Espuno²,

Marcellin-Dibon³

et al. 2012

Head- And Helmet-Mounted Displays XVII; And Display Technologies and Applications for Defense, Security, and Avionics VI

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“…Over the past decades, the organic light‐emitting diode (OLED) technology has developed dramatically and is now widely considered as a promising candidate for various applications in displays, solid‐state lighting, biomedical instruments, and optical communication . As an important branch of OLED research, top‐emitting OLEDs (TEOLEDs) have attracted great attention for use in high‐resolution active‐matrix displays, especially in micro‐displays, due to the ease of device integration .…”

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P–I–N–P top‐emitting organic light‐emitting diodes with MoO_x as the electrical and optical modification layers

Xie

Fehse

Leo

et al. 2014

Physica Status Solidi (a)

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We report a P-I-N-P top-emitting organic light-emitting diode (TEOLED) that contains an additional p-doped hole transporting layer between the conventional n-doped electron transporting layer and the top cathode. The TEOLED comprises MoO x in different positions of the device stack (i) as a buffer layer and a p-dopant to improve the hole injection efficiency from the anode side and to form an abrupt tunnel junction at the cathode side and (ii) a capping layer to tailor the out-coupling efficiency. The N-P tunnel junction provides a simple approach for balancing charge injection and thus results in simultaneous improvements on current, power and external quantum efficiencies (maxima of 39, 35, and 45%, respectively).

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Physical characterization of Ag:WO3 cermet films used as top electrode for stable and high contrast organic light-emitting diodes

Caron

Quesnel

Maindron

2021

Organic Electronics

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Integration of high brightness and low operating voltage green organic light-emitting diodes on complementary metal-oxide semiconductor backplane

Cited by 4 publications

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A 5.4 MDOT OLED microdisplay for digital night vision and image fusion

A 5.4 MDOT OLED microdisplay for digital night vision and image fusion

P–I–N–P top‐emitting organic light‐emitting diodes with MoO_x as the electrical and optical modification layers

Physical characterization of Ag:WO3 cermet films used as top electrode for stable and high contrast organic light-emitting diodes

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Integration of high brightness and low operating voltage green organic light-emitting diodes on complementary metal-oxide semiconductor backplane

Cited by 4 publications

References 11 publications

A 5.4 MDOT OLED microdisplay for digital night vision and image fusion

A 5.4 MDOT OLED microdisplay for digital night vision and image fusion

P–I–N–P top‐emitting organic light‐emitting diodes with MoOx as the electrical and optical modification layers

Physical characterization of Ag:WO3 cermet films used as top electrode for stable and high contrast organic light-emitting diodes

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P–I–N–P top‐emitting organic light‐emitting diodes with MoO_x as the electrical and optical modification layers