Learn about OLED technology by Signify, its advantages over LEDs, and Lumiblade's unique OLED lighting solutions.
Key Takeaways
- OLEDs differ fundamentally from LEDs in structure and light emission.
- OLEDs offer promising efficacy and brightness that continue to improve.
- Lumiblade OLED lighting produces natural, even illumination.
- OLED technology is emerging as a viable option for general lighting.
What the video covers
- OLEDs are made of organic semiconductor material.
- Unlike LEDs which are point sources, OLEDs are flat panel light sources.
- OLEDs currently achieve up to 45 lumens per watt efficacy and 200 lumens brightness.
- OLED technology is relatively new compared to LEDs but is rapidly improving.
- OLEDs provide a constant light with natural quality.
- OLEDs are ideal for evenly illuminating wide areas.
- Lumiblade is Philips' OLED lighting brand.
- OLEDs are expected to see more general lighting applications in the near future.
Full Transcript — Download SRT & Markdown
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In this nugget, we will learn the concepts of OLEDs. The more recently introduced OLEDs are made of organic semiconductor material.
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In contrast to LEDs, which are point sources, OLEDs are flat, panel-light sources. Although OLEDs, compared to LEDs, are a rather young light source, they already feature up to 45 lumen per watt efficacy and a brightness of 200 lumen.
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We will see frequent improvements on these figures, and more and more general lighting applications using OLED in the near future.
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Lumiblade is OLED lighting at Philips. Lumiblade has a unique look – it produces a constant light, which has natural quality and is ideal for illuminating a wide area evenly.
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Thank you.
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