Electroluminescent Displays

Dispense electroluminescent materials for display applications

Electroluminescent Displays

Electroluminescent Displays

Dispense electroluminescent materials for display applications

Electroluminescence is a phenomenon where an electroluminescent material, typically phosphor, becomes excited and emits light upon exposure to an alternating current or an electrical field. Electroluminescent displays (EL displays) are a type of lighting application constructed based on this principle.

Compared to other display technologies that also utilize the principle of electroluminescence, EL displays are distinguished by their uniform light output, thin profile, flexibility, and durability.

APPLICABLE INDUSTRIES

  • Advertising
  • Consumer electronics
  • Textile display
  • Automotive

COMMON MATERIALS

  • Blue-emitting phosphors (ZnS:Ag, ZnGa2O4, BaAl2S4:Eu2+)
  • Yellow-emitting phosphors (ZnS:Mn)
  • Green-emitting phosphors (ZnS:Cu, ZnGa2O4:Mn2+)

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