May 2025
Intermediate to advanced
512 pages
16h 39m
English
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Index
Note: Page numbers in italics and bold refers to figures and tables, respectively.
a
- absorption spectrum, 4–5, 6
- active alignment, 241
- active-matrix OLED (AM OLED) panels, 355
- Advanced Television Systems Committee (ATSC), 139
- aging mechanism, 264
- air-stable QDs, 157–160, 157, 158, 160
- aminophosphine-based syntheses, 45–46
- anchoring group, 294
- anisotropic QD systems, 458–460, 458, 459
- aqueous-based solvents, 89–90
- aqueous synthesis, 29–30
- Auger recombination, 7, 11
- augmented reality (AR), 231–232
- augmented reality glasses (ARG), 231
b
- backlight unit (BLU), 136–138
- bank formation process, 212–214, 213
- barrier film, 150–151, 151
- barrierless film, 156
- Beer–Lambert’s law, 201, 206
- birdbath optics, 233–234
- blackbody emitters, 387–390, 389, 390
- blinking
- blue-emitting InP QDs, 288
- blue gallium nitride (GaN)-based μLEDs, 232
- blue LEDs, 245–246, 246
- blue monochrome μLED panel, 245–246, 246
- Bohr radius, 1–2
- bowing effect, 32
- broadening, 12–13
- Brownian motion, 221–222
- Brus’s discovery, 131–132
- bulk selective area growth, 242–243
c
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