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New Tech Reduces OLED Energy Consumption by 75%

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Jul 17, 2009, 10:02 AM   by Eric M. Zeman

Researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology have made a significant improvement in the energy consumption of organic LED (OLED) display technology. The researchers discovered a new type of surface plasmon enhanced OLED by using heat to deposit silver nano-particals on a cathode in a vacuum. The result is a 1.75 increase in photoluminescence and a two-fold increase in light intensity. This will create brighter displays that use less energy. Such displays could be used to prolong battery life in devices such as mobile phones.

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EliteABombAZ

Jul 17, 2009, 8:20 PM

Every few weeks Phone Scoop posts a story about revolutionary energy techniques...

Nokia charging with radio waves,
Motorola putting solar panels into LCD's
And now this...


Let's get all of these guys together and make a phone that NEVER needs to be charged, huh?
lets not!

its not going to happen. regular minded consumers aka simple minded, don't care about this type of news or advancements until there in the cell phone itself. news like this is not really exciting because from the day that we get it on pho...
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lray801

Jul 17, 2009, 5:03 PM

Uh...

"... new type of surface plasmon enhanced OLED by using heat to deposit silver nano-particals on a cathode in a vacuum. The result is a 1.75 increase in photoluminescence..."
Good thing it's in layman's terms or I'd be in SERIOUS trouble!
Yes sure glad i learned this in kindergarden !
hmmm....isnt Korea a national threat right now? Yet, their tech is still being supported?
yeah i agree although, i'm still a newb in flux capacitor anatomy
😛 😈
North Korea is the bad, the south is the good. So its gotta be south korea coming up with this idea. Besides north korea is to busy trying to get its nuc. operations up in the air and testing their long range missles.... 🙂 Yay love when little contri...
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