UDC to show new light-blue OLED emitter, can be used in white-OLEDs or four sub-pixel displays

Universal Display is going to present a number of advances in their phosphorescent OLED technologies and materials at the 2010 Society for Information Display (SID)  exhibition. They will also show new prototypes and product concepts.

UDC RGB1B2 design image

A major highlight will be a new light-blue UniversalPHOLED emitter system. The company has used this system to demonstrate significant performance gains in a commercial-sized white OLED lighting panel that can begin to address initial white lighting applications. It also plays a key role in the company’s demonstration of a new four sub-pixel display design with the potential to accelerate commercial introduction of all-phosphorescent AMOLEDs with enhanced energy efficiency and extended lifetime.

Update: UDC has published the technical specification of this new light-blue.

Posted: May 20,2010 by Ron Mertens