With LEDs being the preferred long-lasting, low-energy method for replacing less efficient forms of lighting, their uptake has dramatically increased over the past few years. However, despite their luminous outputs having increased steadily over that time, they still fall behind more conventional forms of lighting in terms of brightness. Researchers at Princeton University claim to have come up with a way to change all that by using nanotechnology to increase the output of organic LEDs by 57 percent... Continue Reading Breakthrough in LED construction increases efficiency by 57 percent
Section: Electronics
Tags: LED, Nanostructures, Nanotechnology, OLED, Princeton
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