Wednesday, 22nd February 2012
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Philips sets ambitious efficiency target for OLED panels of 120lm/W by 2019
Improving panel efficiency at this pace will ensure the OLED technology will have a secure position in the future solid-state lighting market |
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According to a report by Digitimes Philips has said their goal is to achieve 120lm/W for OLED panels and they expect to achieve this by 2019. Philips currently produces OLED panels that achieve efficiencies of 45 lm/W, although this does incorporate Konica Minolta OLED technology. No details where released on whose technology will be used to achieve the 2019 target. |
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