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Thin Film Packaging Solutions for High Efficiency OLED Lighting Products (Subcontract No. DE-FC05-NT42344).

DE2008940906

Publication Date	2008
Page Count	33
Abstract	The objective of the 'Thin Film Packaging Solutions for High Efficiency OLED Lighting Products' project is to demonstrate thin film packaging solutions based on SiC hermetic coatings that, when applied to glass and plastic substrates, support OLED lighting devices by providing longer life with greater efficiency at lower cost than is currently available. Phase I Objective: Demonstrate thin film encapsulated working phosphorescent OLED devices on optical glass with lifetime of 1,000 hour life, CRI greater than 75, and 15 lm/W. Phase II Objective: Demonstrate thin film encapsulated working phosphorescent OLED devices on plastic or glass composite with 25 lm/W, 5,000 hours life, and CRI greater than 80. Phase III Objective: Demonstrate 2 x 2 ft(sup 2) thin film encapsulated working phosphorescent OLED with 40 lm/W, 10,000 hour life, and CRI greater than 85. This report details the efforts of Phase III (Budget Period Three), a fourteen month collaborative effort that focused on optimization of high-efficiency phosphorescent OLED devices and thin-film encapsulation of said devices. The report further details the conclusions and recommendations of the project team that have foundation in all three budget periods for the program.
Keywords	Light emitting diodes Thin films Packaging Supports Silicon carbides Service life Energy efficiency Lighting systems Encapsulation Fabrication Program administration Program management
Source Agency	Technical Information Center Oak Ridge Tennessee
Corporate Authors	National Energy Technology Lab., Morgantown, WV.; Dow Corning Corp., Midland, MI.; Department of Energy, Washington, DC.
Supplemental Notes	Prepared in cooperation with Dow Corning Corp., Midland, MI. Sponsored by Department of Energy, Washington, DC.
Document Type	Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number	200908
Contract Number	DE-FC05-NT42344

Thin Film Packaging Solutions for High Efficiency OLED Lighting Products (Subcontract No. DE-FC05-NT42344).

Thin Film Packaging Solutions for High Efficiency OLED Lighting Products (Subcontract No. DE-FC05-NT42344).
DE2008940906

Publication Date	2008
Page Count	33
Abstract	The objective of the 'Thin Film Packaging Solutions for High Efficiency OLED Lighting Products' project is to demonstrate thin film packaging solutions based on SiC hermetic coatings that, when applied to glass and plastic substrates, support OLED lighting devices by providing longer life with greater efficiency at lower cost than is currently available. Phase I Objective: Demonstrate thin film encapsulated working phosphorescent OLED devices on optical glass with lifetime of 1,000 hour life, CRI greater than 75, and 15 lm/W. Phase II Objective: Demonstrate thin film encapsulated working phosphorescent OLED devices on plastic or glass composite with 25 lm/W, 5,000 hours life, and CRI greater than 80. Phase III Objective: Demonstrate 2 x 2 ft(sup 2) thin film encapsulated working phosphorescent OLED with 40 lm/W, 10,000 hour life, and CRI greater than 85. This report details the efforts of Phase III (Budget Period Three), a fourteen month collaborative effort that focused on optimization of high-efficiency phosphorescent OLED devices and thin-film encapsulation of said devices. The report further details the conclusions and recommendations of the project team that have foundation in all three budget periods for the program.
Keywords	Light emitting diodes Thin films Packaging Supports Silicon carbides Service life Energy efficiency Lighting systems Encapsulation Fabrication Program administration Program management
Source Agency	Technical Information Center Oak Ridge Tennessee
Corporate Authors	National Energy Technology Lab., Morgantown, WV.; Dow Corning Corp., Midland, MI.; Department of Energy, Washington, DC.
Supplemental Notes	Prepared in cooperation with Dow Corning Corp., Midland, MI. Sponsored by Department of Energy, Washington, DC.
Document Type	Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number	200908
Contract Number	DE-FC05-NT42344