#leds

🌆 ~ Rainymood ~ 🌆 (abeastinside)

Back when I made this post about starting my omnissian axe project, now several years ago, I could never have imagined just *how* long it would take me to finish her.

But. She is done!

I might still do some extra weathering... but everything else is pretty much ready for Castlefest! I did it! With less than a week to spare, but I did it!

I'm so hype fr.

More pics under the cut!

Organic molecule with ultranarrow emission spectrum could lead to better LEDs

Over the past several decades, light sources have gradually transitioned to light-emitting diodes, or LEDs, and inorganic LEDs are now used across a wide range of applications. In parallel, organic LEDs, or OLEDs, have become widely used in display technologies. OLEDs in particular offer significant advantages in devices such as smartphones, including higher resolution and lower power consumption. All LEDs operate based on spontaneous emission, which is inherently broadband, and OLEDs in particular produce broad emission spectra. Narrowing this spontaneous emission toward a monochromatic limit would greatly increase its utility, a goal that has long been a central pursuit in photonics. For example, a narrower emission would achieve more highly saturated colors in LED-based displays. While organic materials offer the advantage of tunable emission wavelengths through molecular design, achieving extremely small emission bandwidths remains a major challenge.

Josh Sauchak (Watch Dogs 2) with green technology!