LEP Last modified: Wednesday, September 14, 2005
Short for Light Emitting Polymer, it is an emissive technology that emits light as a function of its electrical operation. An LEP display consists solely of the polymer material manufactured on a substrate of glass or plastic and does not require additional elements such as the backlights, filters and polarizers typical of LCDs. LEP is a platform technology that will scale from tiny devices literally millimeters in dimension to large high-definition devices that could be up to 200 inches in diameter. LEP combines the characteristics of a CRT with the performance of an LCD with low power consumption. Light Emitting Polymer technology was developed by Cambridge Display Technology, Ltd. (CDT), based in Cambridge, United Kingdom.
•E-mail this definition to a colleague• For internet.com pages about LEP . Also check out the following links! Cambridge Display Technology, Ltd. Cambridge Display Technology (CDT) is the leading developer of technologies based on polymer light emitting diodes (PLEDs). LEP and FED Whitepaper No sooner than the TFT LCD became technologically competitive with the incumbent Cathode Ray Tube display, and gained broader acceptance in the marketplace, challengers for its position have begun to appear. The second wave in flat panel display technology is rapidly approaching production, and promises to exceed the impressive capabilities of the TFT LCD.	Flat-Panel displays Carbon Nanotube Technology CRT display display screen FED flat screen flat-panel display LCD NED polymer Give Us Your Feedback Shopping LEP Products Compare Products,Prices and Stores Shop by Category: Office Supplies 1 Store Offers Home Furnishings 46 Store Offers Removable Media 1 Model Matches