Low-Cost Nano-Engineered Transparent Electrodes for Highly Efficient OLED Lighting
Investigating Organization
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Principal Investigator(s)
David Geohegan
Subcontractor
None
Funding Source
Building Technologies Program/NETL
Award
DOE Share: $600,000
Contract Period
12/01/06 - 06/30/08
This proposal addresses two challenges whose solution is crucial to improve the efficiency of organic-LEDs: enhanced internal quantum efficiency via control over the singlet/triplet ratio, and enhanced carrier transport through poorly conducting organic materials by using carbon nano-tubes as low-cost transparent electrodes.