How OLED Displays work using a Glowing Pickle

@ 2009/10/02
OLEDs are nothing more than an electrically active organic material sandwiched between an anode (a electron-expelling electrode) and a cathode (an electron-receiving electrode). When an electric current runs through the system, the anode sends electrons to the cathode, creating a current through the organic material. This charges the organic material, and when positive and negative charges hit the same molecule, it releases a photon, which we perceive as glowing.

Comment from Diegis0n @ 2009/10/02
3mm thick, that's sick

Just imagine how to hang such a display in 50" format on your wall ... ducktape anyone?
Comment from Kougar @ 2009/10/02
At least OLED's don't smell like overcooked pickles.

 

 

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