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Color reproduction scheme for Kodak organic light emitting diode (OLED) technology

The color characterization of organic light emitting diode (OLED) display technology is a technical challenge that must be understood. This paper will present the methodology for a full-color characterization of a prototype, which uses Kodak OLED technology. The color characterization will be centered on achieving an aim D65 white point at a luminance level of approximately 100 cd/m2. Such a color characterization reveals the neutral scale and color reproduction characteristics of the OLED. This paper will present the results of software implementation techniques that enhance the overall color reproducion performance of the Kodak OLED prototype.