Colour display device comprising an organic light-emitting diode backlighting unit and method of implementing same
A technology of light-emitting diodes and backlight units, applied in the direction of electroluminescent light sources, optical components, optics, etc., can solve problems such as solution limitations, and achieve the effect of simple adjustment
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[0045]The backlight unit 1 using organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs) is basically planar and is a square or rectangular structure made of layers of material designed to generate light by the action of an electric current. Such cells can be fabricated using conventional fabrication techniques for OLEDs. As an example, an OLED may comprise a substrate on which is deposited a first electrode, on which is a layer of organic light-emitting material, itself covered by a second electrode layer. Sub-layers may be incorporated into the organic emissive material layer in order to facilitate electro-optical conversion. Depending on the mode of fabrication, OLED emission can occur from the back side (via the base) or from the front side (via the second electrode). Also, depending on the kind of electrode being an anode or cathode, the anode can be on the front side or the opposite side. The electrode (usually the anode) that must transmit the light generated by the OLED is usually a t...
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