HAL (France)
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Spectral changes associated with transmission of OLED emission through human skin
Abstract A recent and emerging application of organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs) is in wearable technologies as they are flexible, stretchable and have uniform illumination over a large area. In such applications, transmission of OLED emission through skin is an important part and therefore, unde
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