It’s been awhile since I posted hasn’t it? Sorry. I had a baby in there somewhere and then the holidays came up. It’s good to be back. Well, looks like I missed that Osram is making some noise in the OLED industry with their new high-performance OLEDs that put out 20 lumens per watt with a brightness of 1000 candela per square meter (thats 1000 Nits for all you screen people out there). The really neat features here are that these white OLEDs are transparent (nearly) when off or on. Currently they’re about 55% transparent but Osram is looking to bump that up to 75% with further development. Light output for each side of the OLED can be individually controlled. Think of putting these things into cubicle walls so that during the day, they’re nearly clear like a window and at night, can emit some nice diffuse light into the cube for all your overnight “work” binges. Hey, why not have it emit tons of light OUT from the cube at night so you can get some sleep and blind anyone who comes by to check on your progress? Kewl! 
Checkout the full story at LEDs Magazine
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January 11, 2008 at 8:52 pm |
Nice led information!