Light Emitting Devices, organic and novel

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Light Emitting Devices, organic and novel

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Introduction Compact

A lot of interest is being shown in the area of novel light-emitting devices. Organic LEDs are one example. According to Paul Semenza, a Stanford Resources Inc. analyst: "organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs) are among the fastest growing segment of the FPD industry and will mushroom from a mere $3 million this year to an estimated $717 million in 2005".

Another interesting area is nitride LEDs and lasers. These devices emit shorter wavelength light than previous LEDs and are useful for data storage, displays, and supplanting incandescent and fluorescent lighting.

Most companies involved in these areas are large (e.g. HP, Kodak, Dow, TDK, Uniroyal) however some smaller companies exist as purer plays (e. g. PANL, AXTI, CREE). Companies such as CDT (http://www.cdtltd.co.uk/) and UNIAX(http://www.uniax.com/) may go public at later dates.

JF

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330	More Boom, Less Bust for Applied Materials wsj.com [subscription req'd] &	kinkblot	-	11/21/2016
329	That's simple. The boss wants one and I have been waiting for LED displays e	semi_infinite	-	12/3/2009
328	Interesting. Perhaps you would be willing to inform me why you would be willing	Sam Citron	-	12/3/2009
327	IMO they don't have to mandate it. I keep checking Costco for the 55"	semi_infinite	-	12/1/2009
326	Are you looking for a laser pointers products? You can buy it here techlasers.co	Elbow	-	12/1/2009
325	LED lights brighten the complexion Tuesday, November 24, 2009 elightbulbs.com	Sam Citron	-	12/1/2009
324	MLE delivers iPhone compatible 2-wire LED controller ml-electronics.co.uk ML El	Sam Citron	-	12/1/2009
323	California mandates TVs with lower power consumption 30 Nov 2009 ledsmagazine.co	Sam Citron	-	12/1/2009
322	Flexible OLEDs could be part of lighting's future apnews.myway.com	~digs	-	10/11/2008
321	[PANL] UNIVERSAL DISPLAY > 20.20 +0.7 ( +3.59%) [graphic]	~digs	-	12/24/2007
320	[PANL] UNIVERSAL DISPLAY > 19.50 +0.5 ( +2.63%) [graphic] [graphic] [graphi	~digs	-	12/23/2007
319	FogScreen fogscreen.com A floating curtain of "dry" fog.	kinkblot	-	11/6/2007
318	[PANL] UNIVERSAL DISPLAY » 17.52 +1.04 ( +6.31%) Open » 16.52 Volum	~digs	-	9/28/2007
317	Very helpful. Thanks, Dave. <eom>	Sam Citron	-	9/21/2007
316	PANL.. Weekly bull flag and the trend is up, daily is still neutral .. I like th	~digs	-	9/19/2007
315	Everything had a good day yesterday with the Fed's 50 bp rate cut. PANL has	Sam Citron	-	9/19/2007
314	[PANL] UNIVERSAL DISPLAY » 16.40 +1.27 ( +8.39%) Open » 15.18 Volum	~digs	-	9/18/2007
313	With LEDs proliferating, why is this thread not thriving?	Sam Citron	-	9/11/2007
312	Photo Release -- Cambridge Display Technology's P-OLED Technology Featured i	nigel bates	-	4/20/2007
311	World's First OLED Print Head Uses Polymer Technology Thursday March 16, 12:	nigel bates	-	3/16/2006
310	CDT Acquires Important New Patent Portfolio Monday February 13, 8:00 am ET CAMB	nigel bates	-	2/13/2006
309	Universal Display Announces Advances in Blue Phosphorescent OLED Technology at 8	nigel bates	-	1/12/2006
308	Haven't followed these for a while so the 150,000 hrs half life on blue come	semi_infinite	-	12/12/2005
307	CDT Sees New Record in Display Lifetime Development CAMBRIDGE, England, Dec. 12	nigel bates	-	12/12/2005
306	tgdaily.com	The Ox	-	12/2/2005

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