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The development high-field electroluminescence in ZnS. 1936 1950 1950s 1960 1960s 1967 1968 1968 1974 1974 1981 1983 1988 1990s 1993 1994 High-field electroluminescence from ZnS discovered by Destriau [1]. Transparent electrically conductive zinc oxide developed. c. powder EL devices. GTE Sylvania obtains a patent for a powder EL lamp. Problems include low brightness, short lifetimes, poor contrast, and high operating voltage among others. Research and commercial interest eventually fades. Electroluminescence in thin-film ZnS:Mn described by Vlasenko and Popkov [4].
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Thus, while high-field EL exploits radiative transitions localized at the luminescent centre, the position of the final energy levels associated with the light emission from transition metal and some lanthanide activators is influenced by the host. The outer energy levels of ions, bound together to form a solid, are significantly influenced by their surroundings. In an ideal ionic solid, cations and anions are treated as positive and negative point charges, and the atomic energy levels are modified according to the coulombic forces which exist between oppositely charged ions.