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light-emitting diode
[ lahyt-i-mit-ing ]
light-emitting diode
noun
- a diode of semiconductor material, such as gallium arsenide, that emits light when a forward bias is applied, the colour depending on the semiconductor material: used as off/on indicators LED
light-emitting diode
- See LED
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of light-emitting diode1
Example Sentences
This approach has been successful for decades in many applications, such as transistors, light-emitting diodes, lasers and quantum devices.
The team first experimentally measured the exciton binding energies for 42 organic semiconductors including 32 solar cell materials, seven organic light-emitting diode materials, and three crystalline compounds of pentacene.
These types of compounds could also be developed for use as light-emitting diodes for television and computer screens, Gilliard says.
Excitons are a key part of many technologies, including solar panels, photodetectors and sensors, as well as light-emitting diodes found in televisions and digital display screens.
Updating streetlights to use light-emitting diodes makes sense.
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