Cambridge Display Technologies

Cambridge Display Technology (CDT, www.cdtltd.co.uk). a subsidiary of Sumitomo Chemical Company, points out several exciting uses for these polymer LEDs that may develop over the mid-term. For example, the low energy requirements... 

Assignee Cambridge Display Technology Limited (Cambridge, GB)... 

Opsys Light emitting molecules from Paul Burn. Merged with Cambridge Display Technology. 

J. J. Halls and R. H. Friend. Photoresponsive devices. US Patent 6 872 970, assigned to Cambridge Display Technology Limited (Cambridge, GB), March 29, 2005. 

Cambridge Display Technology, http //www.cdtltd.co.uk/technology/40.asp... 

Three principal types of Suzuki polymerizations for polyfluorenes have been developed for homopolymers and copolymers by Dow, Cambridge Display Technology (CDT), and Covion, which was merged with Merck. Early detailed experimental procedures were reported in the patent literature (Scheme 5.5 and Table 5.2). These and other groups have used these polymerizations for numerous poly fluorene derivatives (Table 5.3). 

Only a decade after the first demonstration of electroluminescence in polymeric materials, the performance of PLEDs now appears to meet many of the requirements for applications at the low performance end of the display market, and the field has matured to the point of commercial exploitation the most current overview of the state-of-the-art can be foimd in an outstanding review (4). A number of electronics and polymer companies, including Cambridge Display Technology Ltd., Covion, Dow Chemical Co., Philips Electronics, and Uniax Corp., have... 

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