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Henderson, Eric 2018-08-23T08:35:37Z 2018-08-23T08:35:37Z 2018 https://wakespace.lib.wfu.edu/handle/10339/92378 To keep up with the demands of power efficiency and broadened applicability, new lighting technologies must be invented. Organic light emitting varactors (OLEVs) represent a promising future in this regard and are explored here. OLEVs are built similarly to OLEDs, with an added gate. Under AC driving, this gate allows control of current flow to yield a higher maximum efficiency than the OLED. Numerous factors must be studied before such efficiencies can be approached. en Wake Forest University Efficiency OLED OLEV Varactor EFFECTS OF GATE THICKNESS, GATE MORPHOLOGY, AND EMISSIVE MATERIAL ON ORGANIC LIGHT EMITTING VARACTOR CAPACITOR PERFORMANCE Thesis Carroll, David L Williams, Richard Matthews, George E Physics open.access