OLED

American  

[oh-el-ee-dee, oh-led] / ˈoʊˈɛlˌiˈdi, ˈoʊˌlɛd /

noun

1. organic light-emitting diode: a light-emitting diode (LED) composed of one or more layers of organic material between two electrodes.

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OLED British  

abbreviation

1. organic light-emitting diode

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Etymology

Origin of OLED

First recorded in 1990–95

Example Sentences

Commenting on the research, Professor Zysman-Colman explained that the findings "provide clearer insight into the link between the properties of the emitter material and the performance of the OLED."

From Science Daily

In this way, the acoustic antennas serve as substrate and power source for the custom-developed OLED.

From Science Daily

However, it starts with just 4GB of RAM and 64GB of expandable storage, and has an LCD display instead of OLED.

From The Verge

I’m typing this on the Zenbook 17 Fold OLED, which is the first shelf-ready device of its kind to hit reviewers’ hands.

From The Verge

This lower-end model traded the premium stainless steel chassis of the XS for colorful aluminum, dropped the telephoto camera and 3D Touch, and downgraded the screen to LCD instead of OLED.

From The Verge