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Electroluminescent large - area image display

Displays, 1980
Abstract This paper views the state of the art of a large area electroluminescent image display, which includes powder and film screens excited to luminescence by ac or dc voltage. Such screens appear to have potential only if they are completely integrated with a controlling tft circuitry.
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Photoluminescence and Electroluminescence Confocal Imaging of an OLED

ECS Meeting Abstracts
In recent years organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) have become one of the leading technologies for full-colour display panels in high-end smartphones and televisions. This rapid growth in use has occurred because OLEDs offer an all-around superior performance to liquid crystal displays (LCDs). For example, they are thinner, lighter, more flexible,
Matthew Berry, Stuart Thomson
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Defect Analysis of Electroluminescence Images of PV CELL

2021
In Current world, photovoltaic cells are thought of as a renewable and environment friendly resource of power on earth. It transforms direct light coming from the sun into electricity with no emission and also helpful in the conservation of the natural.
Dinesh Rathod, Ankur Goswami
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Quantitative evaluation of electroluminescence images of solar cells

physica status solidi (RRL) – Rapid Research Letters, 2010
AbstractA fast converging iterative procedure is proposed to calculate series resistance (Rs) and saturation current (j0) images from two electroluminescence (EL) images taken at two biases. It is not necessary here that for one bias the influence of the series resistance is negligible.
O. Breitenstein   +5 more
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Contactless electroluminescence imaging for cell and module characterization

2015 IEEE 42nd Photovoltaic Specialist Conference (PVSC), 2015
Module performance can be characterized by imaging using baseline and periodic images to track defects and degradation. Both thermal images, which can be acquired during sunny operating conditions, and photoluminescence images, which could be acquired at night, can be collected without electrical connection.
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