Exhibitors

TOYOTech

Current density-Voltage-Luminance (JVL) measurements are widely used to evaluate organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs). These measurement results are mainly discussed about current density and luminance in high-voltage regions. However, it has been required to evaluate JVL characteristics in a low driving voltage region to investigate behaviors such as charge injections and emissions in OLEDs.
DCM1000 is developed with Sharp Display Technology Corporation and Japan Advanced Institute of Science Technology (JAIST) for evaluations of OLEDs to obtain Displacement current-JVL (DC-JVL) data with high measurement sensitivity. The results provide a novel analysis approach of degradation for the OLED industry.

Cambridge Isotope Laboratories

CIL is a reliable and trusted partner, supplying deuterated solvents and high-purity deuterium and carbon monoxide gases. CIL has the largest nongovernmental deuterium oxide (D2O) re-enrichment columns in the world. In 2024 CIL initiated large-scale benzene-d6 recycling and D2 gas-recycling efforts. This has proven to benefit CIL, our customers, and the environment. CIL continues as a global leader in the separation of 13C and 18O isotopes. CIL separates both 13C and 18O at CIL Isotope Separations (CIS) in Xenia, OH. CIL is a primary manufacturer of deuterium gas used in a process for a high-pressure anneal of wafers to improve performance of semiconductor devices. CIL continues to supply the OLED industry with deuterated materials and an expanded portfolio of advanced deuterated intermediates to assist in R&D efforts and commercialization of new and improved products to the market. Deuterium continues to provide many benefits in the OLED industry.