Our evaluation flow of Organic Electro-Luminescence (OEL) (in organic semiconductor laboratory)
| ¡Providing an ITO substrate |  |
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¢Pouring purified water in a beaker |
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| £Setting the ITO substrate at the beaker filled with purified water |  |
¤Ultrasonic cleaning (suppose the frequency corresponding to size of the particle) |
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¥UV cleaning |
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| ¦The substrate is being kept in desiccators |  |
| §Setting the substrate after cleaning on vapor deposition apparatus |  |
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| ¨Setting the OEL material on vapor deposition apparatus |  |
The OEL material is put and heated in the crucible to be deposited. One of features of this crucible is having a bottleneck at the outlet. This feature enables to keep the same vapor deposition speed, even if less or more material is contained in the crucible. |
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©Setting the vapor deposition conditions |
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ªDepositing OEL material onto the substrate |
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«Sealing the substrate in a glove box after vapor deposition (OEL would be degraded quickly without sealing because of its vulnerability to moisture and oxygen) |
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¬Performing laminate sealing if requested |
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Performing performance evaluation of prepared OEL ¡ÊLight-emitteing surface¡¢Electric current¡¦Voltage¡¦Luminance[IVL]¡Ë |
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| ®OEL of maximum 10cm corner could be prepared |  |
Film deposition demonstrations and rental laboratory are also available.
¡¦Film vapor deposition (organic/ inorganic)
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