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    The document discusses flexible organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs). It describes what OLEDs are, how they are made up of different layers including a substrate, anode, cathode, and emissive layer. It also explains that OLEDs create light through a process where electrical current flows through the layers, electrons fill holes in organic layers, and photon light is given off.

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    The document discusses flexible organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs). It describes what OLEDs are, how they are made up of different layers including a substrate, anode, cathode, and emissive layer. It also explains that OLEDs create light through a process where electrical current flows through the layers, electrons fill holes in organic layers, and photon light is given off.

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    Flexible Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED)

    MEEN 3344

    Presented by: Hector Vasquez Jr.

    What is an OLED
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    OLEDs other uses

    What is the OLED made of and how it is structured


    The OLED is made by layers. It consists of a substrate which is made of glass, clear plastic, or foil. The substrate is used to support the OLED. The anode is made of natural graphite particles, which is transparent and is the second layer. The anode layer removes electrons and adds electron holes when a current flows into the devices.

    What is the OLED made of and how it is structured


    The third layer is the conducting layer. This layer is made of organic plastic molecules and removes the electron holes from the anode. The fourth layer is emissive layer. This layer is also composed of organic plastic molecules, but has a different function. The emissive layer removes electrons from the cathode layer which causes light to be made. The final layer is the cathode. Cathode is made of tungsten but can be made with other materials. It releases electrons when a current flows into the device.

    How does it work


    OLED do not have a backlight unlike liquid crystal display (LCD). OLED create light by the following process: A battery or power supply sends a voltage through the OLED. An electrical current flows from the cathode to the organic layer and anode. As explained earlier, the anode removes electrons and adds electron holes in the conductive layer. Between the organic layers is where electrons fill the holes and give off energy in the form of photon light.

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