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1. 64.2: Full Color 100 dpi AMOLED Displays on Flexible Stainless Steel Substrates

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Julie J. Brown, Bob Anderson, Ken Urbanik, Robert A. Street, Nicole Rutherford, Dave Huffman, Jeng Ping Lu, Jeff Silvernail, Teresa L. Ramos, Lorenza Moro, Keith Tognoni, Anna B. Chwang, Richard Hewitt, Jackson Ho, Mike Hack, Chinwen Shih, and Kamala Rajan

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Materials science, Excimer laser, business.industry, medicine.medical_treatment, Active matrix, law.invention, AMOLED, Backplane, law, Thin-film transistor, medicine, OLED, Optoelectronics, Thin film, business, FOIL method
Abstract

We demonstrate full color, top emission, active matrix OLED displays on flexible stainless steel substrates. The 100 dpi QVGA displays are driven by LTPS TFT backplane with excimer laser annealed poly-Si. To our knowledge this is the world's highest resolution full color flexible AMOLED display on steel foil demonstrated to date. Encapsulation is by a multilayer thin film.

Published
2006
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2. 21.4: Thin Film Encapsulated Flexible OLED Displays

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Michael S. Weaver, Kamala Rajan, Julie J. Brown, Mark A. Rothman, Anna B. Chwang, Jeff Silvernail, Nicole Rutherford, Todd Krajewski, Sokhanno Y. Mao, Richard Hewitt, Xi Chu, Michael Hack, and Lorenza Moro

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Materials science, Phosphorescent oleds, Coating, business.industry, Video rate, Plastic film, engineering, OLED, Optoelectronics, Thin film, engineering.material, business
Abstract

Fully encapsulated passive matrix, video rate, phosphorescent OLED displays on flexible plastic substrates using a multilayer barrier encapsulation technology are described. The flexible OLED (FOLED™) displays are based on highly efficient electrophosphorescent OLED (PHOLED™) technology deposited on barrier coated plastic film (Flexible Glass™ substrate) and are hermetically sealed with an optically transmissive multilayer barrier coating (Barix™ Encapsulation). Preliminary lifetime to half initial luminance (Lo∼100 cd/m2) of order 200 h is achieved on the encapsulated 80 dpi displays using a passive matrix drive at room temperature; 2500 h lifetime is achieved on a dc tested encapsulated 5 mm2 FOLED test pixel. The encapsulated displays are flexed 1000 times around a 1″ diameter cylinder and show minimal damage.

Published
2003
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