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electroluminescence |
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The generation of light by applying electricity to a material such as a semiconductor or phosphor. LEDs, laser diodes and electroluminescent displays are examples. See LED, laser diode and EL display. |
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The Display FDP Expo will feature LCDs, plasma displays, organic electroluminescence displays (OELDs), inorganic electroluminescence displays, field emission displays (FEDs), surface-conduction Electron-emitter displays (SEDs), electronic papers, touch panels and many other exhibitions. electroluminescence (EL) can light a wide area or an entire plastic part instead of just a point or line. That ability to tune the color of the electroluminescence by varying the nanocrystals' size is something that can't be done with polymers. |
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electroluminescence
