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WEB EXCLUSIVE: Organic semiconductor sources - Hybrid OLEDs combine vapor deposition with solution processing
Hybrid OLEDs made from polymeric and small-molecule materials combine the advantages of both material classes in one device, simplifying the production of OLEDs.

WEB EXCLUSIVE: Optical in situ monitoring in LED device production
The most significant issue in LED MOCVD growth today is precise control of the wafer temperature throughout the whole growth process.

WEB EXCLUSIVE: Enhanced protection for LEDs using Parylene
Parylene coatings ensure an even, conformal, lightweight coating that also penetrates into every crevice, regardless of how seemingly inaccessible.

WEB EXCLUSIVE: Water jet-guided laser improves LED efficiency
Water jet-guided lasers address challenges surrounding the creation of metal heat sinks for HB-LEDs.

COMPANY PROFILE: Edison Opto Corporation
Edison Opto Corporation offers a comprehensive product line of high-power LEDs ranging from 1 Watt to 100 Watt, single-chip to multi-chip, and high flux to high CRI.

December 2008