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This new edition specifically addresses the most recent and relevant developments in the design and manufacture of OLED displays.
Provides knowledge of OLED fundamentals and related technologies for applications such as displays and solid state lighting along with processing and manufacturing technologies.
Serves as a reference for people engaged in OLED research, manufacturing, applications and marketing. 
Includes coverage of white + color filter technology, which has become industry standard technology for large televisions.
In the 4 years since the first edition of Dr. Tsujimura’s book was published, the status of OLED displays has undergone a transformation. Their development can be exemplified by two products; the introduction of OLED televisions with diagonal screen sizes and resolution fully matching those of LCD sets but with curved screens represented a striking innovation which at that time could not be provided by LCD panels. Many commentators were surprised by the speed with which LCD manufacturers responded to this challenge. On the other hand, OLED panels on flexible substrates provide thin, conformable displays offering excellent compatibility with touchscreen technologies, which many users regard as a benchmark for display performance on mobile electronic devices.
OLED devices are therefore showing their ability to drive customer expectations for display performance. OLED displays provide a performance lead in terms of thin profile, response speed, and black level dominated dark room contrast, which appear difficult to challenge, while brightness, stability, and manufacturing cost are relatively weaker points. Meanwhile, competition between OLED and LCD manufacturers has stimulated innovation in both
technologies, driving improvement in key areas such as power efficiency, color gamut, and resolution. As self-emissive devices, OLEDs are also generating widespread interest for lighting applications where their ability to offer a large area source and to achieve high-quality color rendering and tunable color temperature promises an excellent quality of illumination.
This second edition of Dr. Tsujimura’s book recognizes all these advances through updating and revision of his earlier material, and the addition of extensive new sections covering advances in the technological exploitation of OLEDs. Some of the most prominent of these include approaches to improved power efficiency and color gamut for OLED television, and how to combine both of these key advances; materials and manufacturing methods for flexible OLED displays; roll-to-roll manufacture of OLED lighting panels; and structures of transparent OLED panels. The treatment of a number of the underlying scientific principles involved in device operation and efficiency is also expanded, with new material on luminescence mechanisms, light trapping and extraction, the behavior of various pixel driver circuits, and numerous other topics. It is our hope that these changes will both maintain the currency of the volume and increase its value to a broad range of users.
Dr. Tsujimura brings to his subject, the experience and background knowledge gained through his long career researching and developing active matrix technologies, liquid crystal displays, and OLEDs. His knowledge and enthusiasm for his subject are clear in this book, which will continue to provide a most valuable resource both for those working on OLED technologies and their applications, and for scientists and engineers who wish to increase
their knowledge of this important field