E.1 Introduction
E.1.1 OLEDs vs. ILEDs in the Lighting Market
E.1.2 OLED's Display Opportunities vs. OLED Lighting Opportunities
E.2 Summary of Opportunities for OLED Lighting
E.2.1 Backlighting
E.2.2 Other Low-End Applications
E.2.3 General-Purpose Lighting
E.2.4 Architectural Lighting
E.2.5 Signage
E.2.6 OLED Lighting in Healthcare
E.2.7 Vehicular Lighting
E.2.8 Other Applications
E.3 Competing Technologies
E.3.1 EL Lighting
E.3.2 E-Paper
E.3.3 CNT Emission
E.4 Firms to Watch in OLED Lighting
E.4.1 United States
E.4.2 Europe
E.4.3 Asia
E.5 Summary of Market Forecasts
Chapter One: Introduction
1.1 Background to This Report
1.1.1 Are We There Yet?
1.1.2 Heading Off in Many Directions at Once
1.1.3 How do we Get There?
1.2 Goal and Scope of this Report
1.3 Methodology and Information Sources for this Report
1.4 Plan of This Report
Chapter Two: Technology Trends and Developments
2.1 OLEDs and Lighting
2.2 Parameters
2.2.1 Brightness
2.2.2 Color Quality
2.2.3 Efficiency
2.2.4 Lifetime
2.2.5 Interrelationships of Parameters
2.2.6 Transparency
2.3 Materials and Structures
2.3.1 Monomers and Polymers
2.3.2 OLED Device Structures
2.3.3 Light Emitting Materials
2.3.4 Charge Manipulation Materials
2.3.5 Anode Materials
2.3.6 Cathode Materials
2.3.7 Encapsulation and Other Materials
2.4 Metrics and Milestones
2.4.1 Efficiency
2.4.2 Pushing the Efficiency Envelope
2.4.3 Lifetime
2.4.4 White OLEDs and Differential Aging
2.4.5 Two-Component White
2.5 Manufacturing Issues
2.5.1 Alternative Technologies
2.5.2 Small-Molecule Solutions
2.5.3 Polymer Activity
2.5.4 Going Roll-to-Roll
2.6 Flexible Lighting
2.6.1 Challenges
2.6.2 Recent Activity
2.7 Key Points Made in this Chapter
Chapter Three: Applications for OLED Lighting
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Solid-State Lighting
3.3 General-Purpose Lighting
3.3.1 Incumbent Technologies
3.3.2 The ILED Reality
3.3.3 The OLED Vision
3.4 Architectural Lighting
3.5 Backlighting
3.5.1 ILEDS Blaze the Backlight Trail
3.5.2 The OLED Value Proposition
3.5.3 Backlight Development Activity
3.6 Signage
3.7 Industrial Lighting
3.8 Healthcare Lighting
3.9 Vehicular Lighting
3.10 Novelty Applications
3.11 Prospects for Flexible OLED Products
3.12 The Competitive Picture
3.12.1 ILEDs
3.12.2 ILEDs and OLEDs Head to Head
3.12.3 Thick-Film Electroluminescent (EL) Lamps
3.12.4 E-Paper Lighting
3.12.5 Field-Effect Devices (FEDs)
3.13 Key Points Made in this Chapter
Chapter Four: Company and Project Profiles
4.1 Add-Vision
4.2 Canon/Tokki
4.3 Dai Nippon Printing
4.4 Dainippon Screen
4.5 DuPont
4.6 Fraunhofer
4.7 General Electric
4.8 Idemitsu Kosan
4.9 Kodak
4.10 Konica-Minolta
4.11 Lumiotec
4.12 Novaled
4.13 OLED-T
4.14 Osram/Siemens
4.15 Philips
4.16 Sumitomo/CDT/Sumation
4.17 Thorn Lighting
4.18 Toppan Forms
4.19 Toppan Printing
4.20 Universal Display
4.21 U.S. Government-Funded Projects
4.21.1 U.S. Department of Energy
4.22 European Projects
4.22.1 Photonics21
4.22.2 OLLA
4.22.3 OLED100.EU
4.22.4 FlexiDis
4.22.5 Fast2Light
4.22.6 CombOLED
4.22.7 Other EU Projects
4.23 German Government Funded Projects
4.23.1 OPAL
4.23.2 CARO
4.23.3 Rollex
4.24 U.K. Government-Funded Projects
4.25 Asian Government-Funded Programs
Chapter Five: Eight Year-Forecasts of Organic and Printable Lighting
5.1 Forecasting Methodology
5.1.1 Pricing: Issues and Assumptions
5.1.2 Penetration: Issues and Assumptions
5.1.3 Sources of Information and Scope of Forecast
5.1.4 How Much Confidence Should You Have in These Forecasts?
5.1.5 Comparison with Previous NanoMarkets Forecasts
5.2 Backlighting
5.3 General-Purpose Lighting
5.4 Architectural and Specialized Industrial Lighting
5.5 Vehicular Lighting
5.6 Signage
5.7 Summary of Market Forecasts
5.8 Printing, Manufacturing and Materials
Appendix A: Acronym Guide
Appendix B: DOE/EERE Awards for OLED Lighting (2000-2008)
Appendix C : European OLED Projects
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