DIY OLED

image credits :: university of wisconsin

The Materials Research Science and Engineering Center at the University of Wisconsin has available on its site a highly experimental, but apparently feasible, tutorial for producing DIY OLEDs using conductive glass and a polyvinyl alcohol solution. It presents two alternatives for the application method: a 2500rpm fan or an aluminum foil + duct tape mask. Erik De Bruijn suggests using a laser cutter to create a much more detailed and accurate mask.

The first one to try it please report back :)

(via Erik De Bruijn – thanks Erik!)



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