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P-262: Printing Technologies for Flexible OLEDs

There is a large potential market for flexible OLED Lighting and signage, however this requires to scale up present laboratory processes towards low cost, large area printing technologies. This presentation will compare lab scale made spin coated OLEDs on glass with ink jet and gravure printed OLEDs on foils.

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