APPLICATIONS OF ORGANIC 
ELECTRONICS 
Presented by 
Gopika P K 
S7 EC-B 
Roll no-2 
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Guided by 
Ms.Shanthi S Prabhu
INTRODUCTION 
Also known as Organic electronics, Polymer electronics 
or Plastic electronics. 
Laminar electronics; Transparent electronic package and 
paper based electronics. 
Electronics using Carbon based material. 
Deals with Conductive polymers and conductive molecules. 
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CONTENTS 
Why to organic electronics?? 
OLED 
OFET 
 Organic solar cell 
 Future scope 
 Conclusion 
 Reference 
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OBJECTIVE 
To familiarize organic electronics. 
To familiarize current trends and future scope in organic 
electronics. 
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WHY TO ORGANIC ELECTRONICS?? 
Organic electronics 
 Flexible 
 Foldable 
 Light 
 Low cost 
 High throughput 
 Low processing temperature 
Inorganic electronics 
 Rigid 
 Hard 
 Heavy 
 Expensive 
 High processing temperature 
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OLED 
OFET 
OSC 
Organic 
electronics
OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode)[2] 
First developed in early 1950’s. 
 Multiple organic layer sandwiched between two 
electrodes marked as cathode and transparent anode. 
Principle: Electroluminescence. 
Doesn’t require any backlight; self emitting 
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OLED vs. LCD 
OLED 
 Greater view angle 
 High contrast 
 Faster response time 
 Do not require backlighting 
LCD 
 Limited view angle 
 Low contrast 
 Slow response time 
 Require backlighting 
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Flexible organic display
APPLICATIONS 
Television 
Cell phone screens 
Computer screens 
Wrist watch 
OLED TV 
Source: http://www.techhive.com/ 
curved OLED TV 
Source: http://www.sed-fernseher.eu/ 
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Applications (contd....) 
Foldable smart phones. 
Roll top touch screen laptop. 
Shuttle’s interior lighting 
Furniture elements 
• Mirrors 
•Window plane 
Automobiles 
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curved OLED mobile phones 
Source: http://www.designboom.com 
Foldable smart phone 
Source: http://www.cellular-news.com/
Applications (contd....) 
Data glass 
OLED Lenses 
Data glass 
Source:http://www.techtimes.com/articl 
es/9358/20140 
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Roll top touch screen laptop 
Source: http://www.gizmag.com/rolltop-laptop-concept 
OLED lens 
Source: http://www.geek.com/chips/
OFET(Organic Field-Effect Transistor)[1] 
First OFET in 1987 
Aromatic hydrocarbons based on linearly arranged benzene 
rings 
 Tendency to form highly ordered films at low temperatures 
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OFET 
Source: http://www.dileepnanotech.com/
APPLICATIONS 
 OFET sensors 
 Bio sensor 
 Gas sensor 
 Chemical sensors 
Electronic skin 
 Electronic nose 
OFET sensor 
Source:http://www.osadirect.com/ 
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Applications (contd....) 
 E-paper(Electronic paper) 
Wristwatches 
 E-Books 
 Newspapers 
 Displays embedded in smart cards 
 Electronic shelf labels 
 Status displays 
E-paper 
Source: echsfuture.com/flexible-e- 
paperconcept.html 
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Applications (contd....) 
 Organic radio frequency identification(ORFID) 
Wireless technology uses radio wave to scan or identify the 
product 
 Switching speeds of up to 13.56 MHz 
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RFID 
Source:http://www.dileepnanotech.com/
OSC(ORGANIC SOLAR CELL)[3] 
Conductive organic polymers and organic molecule 
 photovoltaic effect. 
Rollable organic solar cell. 
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Rollable solar cell 
Source:http://www.scorigin.com/
APPLICATIONS 
Organic solar car 
In satellites 
Calculators 
Wearable organic solar cell 
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FUTURE SCOPE 
Smart textiles 
 Smart phone flat battery 
 Lab on chip 
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Smart textile 
Source:http://www.itu.dk/ 
Lab on chip 
Source:http://sciencebusiness.technewslit.com/?p=3705
CONCLUSION 
 Add on features of organic electronics increased it’s demand 
than inorganic electronics . 
With a consistent refinement of organic electronics, 
numerous application possibilities for everyday use will 
arise. 
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REFERENCE 
[1]Hagen marien,Michel S.J.Steyaert’’On the applications of organic electronics on 
foil’’IEEE solid state circuit magazine 2012. 
[2] Ananth Dodabalapur ’’organic and polymer transistor for electronics’ The University 
of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX 78733, USA 2006. 
[3] Simon Forge and Colin Blackman, Sven Lindmark,’’ OLEDs and E-PAPER: Their 
Disruptive Potential for the European Display Industry’’, EUR 23989 EN 2009. 
[4] Tom J. Savenije’’ Organic solar cells’’ Tom J. SavenijeDelftChemTech, Faculty of 
Applied Sciences Delft University 2010. 
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THANKYOU 
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Applications of organic electronics

  • 1.
    APPLICATIONS OF ORGANIC ELECTRONICS Presented by Gopika P K S7 EC-B Roll no-2 1 Guided by Ms.Shanthi S Prabhu
  • 2.
    INTRODUCTION Also knownas Organic electronics, Polymer electronics or Plastic electronics. Laminar electronics; Transparent electronic package and paper based electronics. Electronics using Carbon based material. Deals with Conductive polymers and conductive molecules. 2
  • 3.
    CONTENTS Why toorganic electronics?? OLED OFET  Organic solar cell  Future scope  Conclusion  Reference 3
  • 4.
    OBJECTIVE To familiarizeorganic electronics. To familiarize current trends and future scope in organic electronics. 4
  • 5.
    WHY TO ORGANICELECTRONICS?? Organic electronics  Flexible  Foldable  Light  Low cost  High throughput  Low processing temperature Inorganic electronics  Rigid  Hard  Heavy  Expensive  High processing temperature 5
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    6 OLED OFET OSC Organic electronics
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    OLED (Organic LightEmitting Diode)[2] First developed in early 1950’s.  Multiple organic layer sandwiched between two electrodes marked as cathode and transparent anode. Principle: Electroluminescence. Doesn’t require any backlight; self emitting 7
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    OLED vs. LCD OLED  Greater view angle  High contrast  Faster response time  Do not require backlighting LCD  Limited view angle  Low contrast  Slow response time  Require backlighting 8 Flexible organic display
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    APPLICATIONS Television Cellphone screens Computer screens Wrist watch OLED TV Source: http://www.techhive.com/ curved OLED TV Source: http://www.sed-fernseher.eu/ 9
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    Applications (contd....) Foldablesmart phones. Roll top touch screen laptop. Shuttle’s interior lighting Furniture elements • Mirrors •Window plane Automobiles 10 curved OLED mobile phones Source: http://www.designboom.com Foldable smart phone Source: http://www.cellular-news.com/
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    Applications (contd....) Dataglass OLED Lenses Data glass Source:http://www.techtimes.com/articl es/9358/20140 11 Roll top touch screen laptop Source: http://www.gizmag.com/rolltop-laptop-concept OLED lens Source: http://www.geek.com/chips/
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    OFET(Organic Field-Effect Transistor)[1] First OFET in 1987 Aromatic hydrocarbons based on linearly arranged benzene rings  Tendency to form highly ordered films at low temperatures 12 OFET Source: http://www.dileepnanotech.com/
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    APPLICATIONS  OFETsensors  Bio sensor  Gas sensor  Chemical sensors Electronic skin  Electronic nose OFET sensor Source:http://www.osadirect.com/ 13
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    Applications (contd....) E-paper(Electronic paper) Wristwatches  E-Books  Newspapers  Displays embedded in smart cards  Electronic shelf labels  Status displays E-paper Source: echsfuture.com/flexible-e- paperconcept.html 14
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    Applications (contd....) Organic radio frequency identification(ORFID) Wireless technology uses radio wave to scan or identify the product  Switching speeds of up to 13.56 MHz 15 RFID Source:http://www.dileepnanotech.com/
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    OSC(ORGANIC SOLAR CELL)[3] Conductive organic polymers and organic molecule  photovoltaic effect. Rollable organic solar cell. 16 Rollable solar cell Source:http://www.scorigin.com/
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    APPLICATIONS Organic solarcar In satellites Calculators Wearable organic solar cell 17
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    FUTURE SCOPE Smarttextiles  Smart phone flat battery  Lab on chip 18 Smart textile Source:http://www.itu.dk/ Lab on chip Source:http://sciencebusiness.technewslit.com/?p=3705
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    CONCLUSION  Addon features of organic electronics increased it’s demand than inorganic electronics . With a consistent refinement of organic electronics, numerous application possibilities for everyday use will arise. 19
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    REFERENCE [1]Hagen marien,MichelS.J.Steyaert’’On the applications of organic electronics on foil’’IEEE solid state circuit magazine 2012. [2] Ananth Dodabalapur ’’organic and polymer transistor for electronics’ The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX 78733, USA 2006. [3] Simon Forge and Colin Blackman, Sven Lindmark,’’ OLEDs and E-PAPER: Their Disruptive Potential for the European Display Industry’’, EUR 23989 EN 2009. [4] Tom J. Savenije’’ Organic solar cells’’ Tom J. SavenijeDelftChemTech, Faculty of Applied Sciences Delft University 2010. 20
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