Osram Opto Semiconductors Gmbh

Osram Oled Gmbh

Basf Se Corporation

Osram Sylvania Inc.

Osram Opto Semiconductor Gmbh

Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.v.

Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft Zur Foerderung Der Angewandten Forschung E.V.

Merck Patent Gmbh

Osram Gmbh

Konarka Technologies, Inc.

Oledworks Gmbh

Udc Ireland Limited

Philips Intellectual Property & Standards Gmbh

Karsten Heuser

Gerhard Wagenblast

Norwin Von Malm

Markus Heinrich Klein

Georg Wittmann

Tilman Schlenker

Arvid Hunze

Ralph Paetzold

Jan Birnstock

Debora Henseler

Christian Schmid

Karsten Diekmann

Heribert Zull

Dieter Lang

Makarand H Chipalkatti

Matthias Stoessel

Udo Custodis

Guenter Schmid

Ralf D Krause

Christian Lennartz

Christian Schildknecht

Herbert Friedrich Boerner

Soichi Watanabe

Nicolle Langer

Oliver Molt

Korinna Dormann

Evelyn Fuchs

Andrew Ingle

Wiebke Sarfert

Volker Van Elsbergen

Günter Schmid

Andreas Kanitz

Nina Riegel

Wolfgang Rogler

Britta Göötz

Britta Goeoetz

Daniel Steffen Setz

Henning Rost

Marc Philippens

Benjamin Krummacher

Michael Fehrer

Ewald Karl Michael Guenther

Christoph Brabec

Arndt Jaeger

Michael Popp

Jens Rudolph

Ulrich Niedermeier

Thomas Dobbertin

Carola Diez

Peter Gröppel

Joerg Blaessing

Michael Reithmeier

Diane Seymour

Dmytro Poplavskyy

Georg Lechermann

Carsten Plumeyer

Dirk Buchhauser

Reinhard Weitzel

Carsten Tschamber

Oliver Weiss

Christoph Gaerditz

Rudolf Herrmann

Ernst-Wilhelm Scheidt

Wolfgang Scherer

Jörg Frischeisen

Stefan Seidel

Norbert Danz

Peter Groeppel

Stefan Kirsch

Ralph Pätzold

Andreas Lovich

Martin Mueller

Marcus Scheffel

Egbert Höfling

Fryderyk Kozlowski

Christoph Gärditz

Jörg Blässing

Matthias Stössel

Ansgar Fischer

Christoph Josef Brabec

Günter Gieres

Elif Arici Bogner

Georg Wittman

Wolfgang Brütting

Michael Flämmich

Chuanjie Loh

Guenter Gieres

Benjamin Claus Krummacher

Richard Scheicher

Markus Klein

Makarand Chipalkatti

Soichi Dr-Ing Watanabe

Evelyn Dr Fuchs

Oliver Dr Molt

Van Volker Elsbergen

A method for producing an electronic component and an electronic component, having barrier layers for the encapsulation of the component. The method involves providing a substrate () with at least one functional layer (), and an electronic component, applying at least one first barrier layer () on the functional layer () by way of plasmaless atomic layer deposition (PLALD), and applying at least one second barrier layer () on the functional layer () by way of plasma-enhanced chemical v0apor deposition (PECVD).

Method for producing an electronic component and electronic component

A luminous means comprising a substrate having a first main surface, to which a first electrode is applied, a second electrode, an organic layer stack within an active region of the substrate between the first and the second electrode, wherein the organic layer stack comprises at least one organic layer which is suitable for generating light, and at least one reflective element, which is formed along a main plane of the luminous means, wherein the luminous means has two operating states, such that the luminous means is an illumination source in a first operating state and the luminous means is a mirror in a second operating state.

Organic lighting device and lighting equipment

A device that includes a component and an encapsulation arrangement for the encapsulation of the component with respect to moisture and/or oxygen, wherein the encapsulation arrangement has a first layer and thereabove a second layer on at least one surface of the component, the first layer and the second layer each comprise an inorganic material, and the second layer is arranged directly on the first layer.

Device comprising an encapsulation unit

A glazing comprising a luminous means with a substrate having a first main surface, to which a first electrode is applied, a second electrode, and an organic layer stack within an active region of the substrate between the first and the second electrode, wherein the organic layer stack comprises at least one organic layer which is suitable for generating light, wherein the luminous means is arranged between two glass plates of the glazing of a window. Also, storage furniture is disclosed comprising a storage element shaped in planar fashion and having at least one storage surface and at least one radiation-emitting component, and at least one holding apparatus for holding the storage element.

A process of producing a radiation-emitting organic-electronic device having a first and a second electrode layer and an emitter layer includes: A) providing a phosphorescent emitter with an anisotropic molecule structure and a matrix material, B) applying the first electrode layer to a substrate, C) applying the emitter layer under thermodynamic control, with vaporization of the phosphorescent emitter and of the matrix material under reduced pressure and deposition thereof on the first electrode layer such that molecules of the phosphorescent emitter are in anisotropic alignment, and D) applying the second electrode layer on the emitter layer.

Radiation-emitting organic-electronic device and method for the production thereof

A method for producing an electronic component comprising barrier layers for the encapsulation of the component comprises, in particular, the following steps: providing a substrate with at least one functional layer, applying at least one first barrier layer on the functional layer via plasma enhanced atomic layer deposition (PEALD), and applying at least one second barrier layer on the functional layer by means of plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD), where the at least one first barrier layer is applied at a temperature of less than 100&#xb0; C.

A method for producing an electronic component with at least one first electrode zone () and one second electrode zone (), which are separated from one another by an insulator () and each comprise at least one sublayer of a first electrically conductive material. Also disclosed is an electronic component, which may be produced using the disclosed method.

Method for producing an electronic component

An organic light emitting diode (OLED) having an improved service life and improved transport of negative charge carriers. The organic light emitting diode based on an organic semiconductor material in which the transport of negative charge carriers and the stability with respect to reduction are determined by azahetarylene/Lewis acid complex units. This leads to an improved service life of the emission layer, which firstly increases the service life of the component and avoids readjustment of the brightness during operation. Organic light emitting diodes are disclosed in which the position of the emission zone in the emitter layer and the color of the emission can be specifically influenced by azahetarylene/Lewis acid complex units.

Organic light emitting diode with increased radical anion stability and applications thereof

Different embodiments of the optoelectronic component have an organic layer structure for isolating charge carriers of a first charge carrier type and charge carriers of a second charge carrier type. The organic layer structure comprises a copper complex which has at least one ligand with the chemical structure as per a formula (I). In this formula, E1 and E2 are each one of the following elements independently of one another: oxygen, sulphur or selenium. R is chosen from the group comprising: hydrogen or substituted or unsubstituted, branched, linear or cyclic hydrocarbons.

Optoelectronic component and use of a copper complex in a charge generation layer sequence

The present invention relates to silyl- and heteroatom-substituted compounds selected from carbazoles, dibenzofurans, dibenzothiophenes and disilylbenzophospholes of the formula (I) or (I*), to the use of the compounds of the formula (I) or (I*) in organic electronics applications, preferably in organic light-emitting diodes, to an organic light-emitting diode comprising at least one compound of the formula (I) or (I*), to a light-emitting layer comprising at least one compound of the formula (I) or (I*), to a blocking layer for holes/excitons comprising at least one compound of the formula (I) or (I*), and to an apparatus selected from the group consisting of stationary visual display units, mobile visual display units, illumination units, keyboards, items of clothing, furniture and wallpaper, comprising at least one inventive organic light-emitting diode.

Silyl- and heteroatom-substituted compounds selected from carbazoles, dibenzofurans, dibenzothiophenes and dibenzophospholes, and use thereof in organic electronics

Forming an arrangement of two ceramic barrier layers () on a polymeric substrate () includes the steps of applying a first ceramic barrier layer () on the substrate (). The surface (A) of the first barrier layer () is modified to introduce new nucleation sites on the surface of the first layer. A second ceramic barrier layer () is formed on the first barrier layer () using the new nucleation sites. The second ceramic barrier layer is deposited with independent nucleation sites such that a barrier stack of enhanced quality is formed.

Ceramic barrier layers

A light-emitting component may include: an electrically active region, including: a first electrode; a second electrode; and an organic functional layer structure between the first electrode and the second electrode; and a thermotropic layer, which is arranged outside the electrically active region.

Light-emitting component and method for producing a light-emitting component

An organic luminous means and an illumination device comprising such a luminous means are specified. An optical display apparatus, emergency lighting, motor vehicle interior lighting, an item of furniture, a construction material, a glazing and a display comprising such a luminous means and, respectively, comprising an illumination device having such a luminous means are furthermore specified.

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