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Page 1: Fukuoka i3 Center for Organic Photonics and Electronics

Fukuoka i3 Center for Organic Photonics and Electronics Research

Industry-academia-government joint research anddevelopment center for practical applications

※ i3 stands for industry, international and incubation.

Fukuoka Industry, Science & Technology Foundation

Page 2: Fukuoka i3 Center for Organic Photonics and Electronics

 The Fukuoka Industry, Science & Technology Foundation (Fukuoka IST) was selected for a Ministry of

Economy, Trade and Industry program to further establish facilities for the development and evaluation of

emerging technologies, providing a bridge for the transfer of technology between universities and industries, and

opened the Fukuoka i3 Center for Organic Photonics and Electronics Research with the support of Fukuoka

Prefecture and Fukuoka City.

 Fukuoka IST has also allocated researchers, research engineers and equipment and operates as the leading

organization under the physical and financial sponsorship of the Kyusyu University Center for Organic Photonics

and Electronics Research(OPERA), Fukuoka Prefecture and Fukuoka City.

 The mission of the facility is to develop joint research with domestic and foreign industries and promote

industrialization of organic photonics and electronics. The Center also offers an advantage that its framework

allows for a wide range of research and development such as basic materials science, physical properties

analysis technology and utility equipment in cooperation with basic research leader Kyushu University OPERA.

 Many companies have come on board in partnership with the concept, and a number of joint research projects

to realize practical applications were launched from the first year of establishment. Also, joint research projects

with domestic universities and public research organizations which have received grants and subsidies from

various national projects have also gotten off with a smooth start.

 Development of this kind of research field can be expected to be a significant industry leading to the

next-generation in the electronics industry including organic EL in the future. We look forward to your partnership

with i3 OPERA in support and development of new business opportunities.

Message from Center Director

Fukuoka i3 Center forOrganic Photonics andElectronics Research

Center Director

Chihaya Adachi

Opening ofFukuoka i3 Center forOrganic Photonics andElectronics Research

The Fukuoka Industry, Science & Technology Foundation (Fukuoka IST) opened “Fukuoka i3 Center for Organic Photonics and Electronics Research (    )” to promote industrialization of organic photonics and electronics including organic EL which is expected to become the core of future growth areas. (Opened on April 19, 2013)

i3-OPERA is operated by Fukuoka IST as the leading organization by providing technology seed funding fromKyushu University OPERA and grants and subsidies from Fukuoka Prefecture/Fukuoka City as well as support from ISIT researchers, etc.

Confidential base■ Joint research

Open base■ Information exchanges■ Support for practical

 application research ■ Networking

Business summary

■ Acceleration of evaluations by collaboration■ Device optimization■ Trial manufacture of panels■ Development of human resources

■ Affiliated companies Materials, peripheral materials, equipment, panels, set makers, etc.■ Local companies

■ Fukuoka Industry, Science & Technology Foundation■ Institute of Systems, Informatio Technologies and Nanotechnologies■ Fukuoka Prefecture■ Fukuoka City

Development of new lifestyles byorganic photonics and electronics

■ Kyushu University Center for Organic Photonics and  Electronics Research(OPERA)

1. Practical-application-oriented   device research of organic photonics   and electronics advanced materials and technologies

3. Forward-looking research and  development

2. Evaluation support of organic photonics and  electronics materials possessed by companies

4. Promotion of participation in the field of organic  photonics and electronics by local companies  and development of next-generation engineers

Accumulation of technologies for realization of flexible organic photonics and electronics

Trial manufacture of lighting panels and displays

Design engineering of organic photonics and electronics devices

Support for practical applications by various evaluations and analyses of materials accepted on a confidential basis

 Acceleration of practical applications by rapid and high-level optimization of organic photonics devices manufactured using the most-advanced organic materials

Information exchanges with and promotion of participants from local companies through seminars and workshops related to organic photonics and electronics industrialization

Support for expansion into organic photonics and electronics of peripheral materials and technologies Bridging practical applications research for

 thermally activated delayed fluorescence (TADF)

 Proposal of new manufacturing processes and new technologies based on professional knowledge and experience

Confidential base■ 共同研究

Open base■ 情報交流

■ 実用化支援研究 ■ 人脈形成

■ 関連企業 材料、周辺部材、装置、 パネル、セットメーカー等■ 地場企業

■ 連携による評価加速■ デバイス最適化■ パネル試作■ 人材育成

■ 九州大学 最先端有機光 エレクトロニクス研究センター

■ (公財)福岡県産業・ 科学技術振興財団■ (公財)九州先端科学技術研究所■ 福岡県■ 福岡市

官学

有機光エレクトロニクスがもたらす新しいライフスタイルの展開へ

We will establish a coherent research/development system by bridging technologies from basic research to practical applications development of advanced materials in cooperation with the Center for Organic Photonics and Electronics Research, Kyushu University (OPERA), Institute of Systems, Information Technologies and Nanotechnologies (ISIT) and Kumamoto Institute for Photo-Electro Organics (Phoenics).

We will introduce a trial manufacturing line, evaluation equipment, etc., for manufacturing high-performance organic devices using substrates of a practical size that will lead to commercialization and will promote matching of company needs and seed the most advanced research to accelerate practical applications.

We will promote new entry of local companies to lead the development of an organic photonics and electronics industry and creation of venture companies.

We will utilize accumulated intellectual property rights to establish ourselves as an international R&D base in the future with a view toward global markets.

Education on device manufac-ture, evaluation and analysis techniquesfor host researchers

I ndustry

I ndustry

A Gcademia

A cademia

overnment

G overnment

Page 3: Fukuoka i3 Center for Organic Photonics and Electronics

 The Fukuoka Industry, Science & Technology Foundation (Fukuoka IST) was selected for a Ministry of

Economy, Trade and Industry program to further establish facilities for the development and evaluation of

emerging technologies, providing a bridge for the transfer of technology between universities and industries, and

opened the Fukuoka i3 Center for Organic Photonics and Electronics Research with the support of Fukuoka

Prefecture and Fukuoka City.

 Fukuoka IST has also allocated researchers, research engineers and equipment and operates as the leading

organization under the physical and financial sponsorship of the Kyusyu University Center for Organic Photonics

and Electronics Research(OPERA), Fukuoka Prefecture and Fukuoka City.

 The mission of the facility is to develop joint research with domestic and foreign industries and promote

industrialization of organic photonics and electronics. The Center also offers an advantage that its framework

allows for a wide range of research and development such as basic materials science, physical properties

analysis technology and utility equipment in cooperation with basic research leader Kyushu University OPERA.

 Many companies have come on board in partnership with the concept, and a number of joint research projects

to realize practical applications were launched from the first year of establishment. Also, joint research projects

with domestic universities and public research organizations which have received grants and subsidies from

various national projects have also gotten off with a smooth start.

 Development of this kind of research field can be expected to be a significant industry leading to the

next-generation in the electronics industry including organic EL in the future. We look forward to your partnership

with i3 OPERA in support and development of new business opportunities.

Message from Center Director

Fukuoka i3 Center forOrganic Photonics andElectronics Research

Center Director

Chihaya Adachi

Opening ofFukuoka i3 Center forOrganic Photonics andElectronics Research

The Fukuoka Industry, Science & Technology Foundation (Fukuoka IST) opened “Fukuoka i3 Center for Organic Photonics and Electronics Research (    )” to promote industrialization of organic photonics and electronics including organic EL which is expected to become the core of future growth areas. (Opened on April 19, 2013)

i3-OPERA is operated by Fukuoka IST as the leading organization by providing technology seed funding fromKyushu University OPERA and grants and subsidies from Fukuoka Prefecture/Fukuoka City as well as support from ISIT researchers, etc.

Confidential base■ Joint research

Open base■ Information exchanges■ Support for practical

 application research ■ Networking

Business summary

■ Acceleration of evaluations by collaboration■ Device optimization■ Trial manufacture of panels■ Development of human resources

■ Affiliated companies Materials, peripheral materials, equipment, panels, set makers, etc.■ Local companies

■ Fukuoka Industry, Science & Technology Foundation■ Institute of Systems, Informatio Technologies and Nanotechnologies■ Fukuoka Prefecture■ Fukuoka City

Development of new lifestyles byorganic photonics and electronics

■ Kyushu University Center for Organic Photonics and  Electronics Research(OPERA)

1. Practical-application-oriented   device research of organic photonics   and electronics advanced materials and technologies

3. Forward-looking research and  development

2. Evaluation support of organic photonics and  electronics materials possessed by companies

4. Promotion of participation in the field of organic  photonics and electronics by local companies  and development of next-generation engineers

Accumulation of technologies for realization of flexible organic photonics and electronics

Trial manufacture of lighting panels and displays

Design engineering of organic photonics and electronics devices

Support for practical applications by various evaluations and analyses of materials accepted on a confidential basis

 Acceleration of practical applications by rapid and high-level optimization of organic photonics devices manufactured using the most-advanced organic materials

Information exchanges with and promotion of participants from local companies through seminars and workshops related to organic photonics and electronics industrialization

Support for expansion into organic photonics and electronics of peripheral materials and technologies Bridging practical applications research for

 thermally activated delayed fluorescence (TADF)

 Proposal of new manufacturing processes and new technologies based on professional knowledge and experience

Confidential base■ 共同研究

Open base■ 情報交流

■ 実用化支援研究 ■ 人脈形成

■ 関連企業 材料、周辺部材、装置、 パネル、セットメーカー等■ 地場企業

■ 連携による評価加速■ デバイス最適化■ パネル試作■ 人材育成

■ 九州大学 最先端有機光 エレクトロニクス研究センター

■ (公財)福岡県産業・ 科学技術振興財団■ (公財)九州先端科学技術研究所■ 福岡県■ 福岡市

官学

有機光エレクトロニクスがもたらす新しいライフスタイルの展開へ

We will establish a coherent research/development system by bridging technologies from basic research to practical applications development of advanced materials in cooperation with the Center for Organic Photonics and Electronics Research, Kyushu University (OPERA), Institute of Systems, Information Technologies and Nanotechnologies (ISIT) and Kumamoto Institute for Photo-Electro Organics (Phoenics).

We will introduce a trial manufacturing line, evaluation equipment, etc., for manufacturing high-performance organic devices using substrates of a practical size that will lead to commercialization and will promote matching of company needs and seed the most advanced research to accelerate practical applications.

We will promote new entry of local companies to lead the development of an organic photonics and electronics industry and creation of venture companies.

We will utilize accumulated intellectual property rights to establish ourselves as an international R&D base in the future with a view toward global markets.

Education on device manufac-ture, evaluation and analysis techniquesfor host researchers

I ndustry

I ndustry

A Gcademia

A cademia

overnment

G overnment

Page 4: Fukuoka i3 Center for Organic Photonics and Electronics

FukuokaPrefecture

KumamotoPrefecture

Formation of organic photonics andelectronics research and development base in northern Kyushu

 Currently, Kyushu University, Fukuoka Prefecture and Fukuoka City have jointly built the “Ito Science Park” in Nishi-ku, Fukuoka City. The three have organized and initiated wide-ranging joint research and development of organic photonics and electronics at 4 bases located in Fukuoka Prefecture and Kumamoto Prefecture centering around Kyushu University OPERA, and have shared basic research (OPERA), applied research (ISIT), practical applications research and development (i3-OPERA) and manufacturing equipment research and development (Phoenics) to improve effectiveness in their approach.In addition, they have realized the formation of an “organic photonics and electronics research and development base” in northern Kyushu with participation from the Organization for Promotion Academic City by Kyushu University (OPACK) in support of industry and research facilities and research institutes and have carried out activities as brain centers in Kyushu and Asia.

Ito Campus, Kyushu University

Kyushu University

Center for Organic Photonicsand Electronics Research[Basic research, seed emergence]

Most-advancedbasic research

area

New devicedemonstration

experimentarea

Building No.2 (3400m2)

Fukuoka industry-academia Symphonicity (FiaS)(*Including rental spaces.)Institute of Systems, InformationTechnologies and Nanotechnologies (ISIT)Laboratory of Organic Device and Photonics[Applied research]

Fukuoka Industry, Science & Technology Foundation(Fukuoka IST)Fukuoka i3 Center forOrganic Photonics and Electronics Research[Practical application development and research]

Organic photonics andelectronics industrialization research seminars and workshops

 Significant growth in organic photonics and the electronics field including organic EL and organic thin-film solar cells can be expected in the future. In order to promote research and development and practical applications, we hold seminars and workshops as forums for transmitting the latest technology information, exchanging ideas and developing personal connection networks.

Seminars are held on the latest technology and market trends, as are information exchange meetings (Number of seminars and exchange meetings: several times a year)

Membership requirements:company, university, research institute, individual Enrollment fee :free

Outline

Activities

Kumamoto Industrial Research Institute(Manufacturing Department)

Kumamoto Institutefor Photo-Electro Organics (Phoenics)

Establishment of R&D basesto support next-generation

organic photonics and electronics

OPERA (2400m2)

i3-OPERA (1741m2)

1 F

2 F

Device manufacturing room Researcher room A

Clean room Meeting room Staff room

Researcher room B

Researcher room C Seminar roomDiscussion corner

The clean room of Class 10,000 and 300m2 is positioned in the center to create an environment where the world’s best organic EL devices can be produced and evaluated.Staff and researcher rooms and meeting rooms are also included.

There is an organic EL lifetime evaluation room, an i n s t r u m e n t a l a n a l y s i s r o o m , a n d a d e v i c e manufacturing room, where devices for research and development necessary for br idging pract ical applications research can be prepared.In addition, a seminar room and a discussion corner have been set up to realize spaces where practical applications research and discussions can be conducted from the most convenient location. Also, rooms for researchers of joint work companies who reside for long periods of time to conduct research are available.

Facilities

Functional materiallaboratory Device manufacturing

room

Panel characteristicsevaluation room

Open ceilingspace

Discussion corner

Seminar room

Researcherroom A

Researcherroom

C

Researcherroom

B

Instrumentalanalysis room

Lifetimeevaluation room

Basic physical propertyevaluation room

Clean room

Pretreatmentroom

Yellow room Clean room

Utility machineroom

MeetingroomCorridor for visitors

Exchange hall

Lockerroom

Entrance hall

Staff/researcherroom

Entrance

Meetingroom

Industry-academia-governmentpractical

application jointresearch development area

Building No.1 (2400m2)

Site area : 3,680m2

Scale : 2 stories above ground

Total floor area : 1,741m2 Parking space: 38 vehicles

Structure : Steel reinforced concrete structure

Lecture presentations

Page 5: Fukuoka i3 Center for Organic Photonics and Electronics

FukuokaPrefecture

KumamotoPrefecture

Formation of organic photonics andelectronics research and development base in northern Kyushu

 Currently, Kyushu University, Fukuoka Prefecture and Fukuoka City have jointly built the “Ito Science Park” in Nishi-ku, Fukuoka City. The three have organized and initiated wide-ranging joint research and development of organic photonics and electronics at 4 bases located in Fukuoka Prefecture and Kumamoto Prefecture centering around Kyushu University OPERA, and have shared basic research (OPERA), applied research (ISIT), practical applications research and development (i3-OPERA) and manufacturing equipment research and development (Phoenics) to improve effectiveness in their approach.In addition, they have realized the formation of an “organic photonics and electronics research and development base” in northern Kyushu with participation from the Organization for Promotion Academic City by Kyushu University (OPACK) in support of industry and research facilities and research institutes and have carried out activities as brain centers in Kyushu and Asia.

Ito Campus, Kyushu University

Kyushu University

Center for Organic Photonicsand Electronics Research[Basic research, seed emergence]

Most-advancedbasic research

area

New devicedemonstration

experimentarea

Building No.2 (3400m2)

Fukuoka industry-academia Symphonicity (FiaS)(*Including rental spaces.)Institute of Systems, InformationTechnologies and Nanotechnologies (ISIT)Laboratory of Organic Device and Photonics[Applied research]

Fukuoka Industry, Science & Technology Foundation(Fukuoka IST)Fukuoka i3 Center forOrganic Photonics and Electronics Research[Practical application development and research]

Organic photonics andelectronics industrialization research seminars and workshops

 Significant growth in organic photonics and the electronics field including organic EL and organic thin-film solar cells can be expected in the future. In order to promote research and development and practical applications, we hold seminars and workshops as forums for transmitting the latest technology information, exchanging ideas and developing personal connection networks.

Seminars are held on the latest technology and market trends, as are information exchange meetings (Number of seminars and exchange meetings: several times a year)

Membership requirements:company, university, research institute, individual Enrollment fee :free

Outline

Activities

Kumamoto Industrial Research Institute(Manufacturing Department)

Kumamoto Institutefor Photo-Electro Organics (Phoenics)

Establishment of R&D basesto support next-generation

organic photonics and electronics

OPERA (2400m2)

i3-OPERA (1741m2)

1 F

2 F

Device manufacturing room Researcher room A

Clean room Meeting room Staff room

Researcher room B

Researcher room C Seminar roomDiscussion corner

The clean room of Class 10,000 and 300m2 is positioned in the center to create an environment where the world’s best organic EL devices can be produced and evaluated.Staff and researcher rooms and meeting rooms are also included.

There is an organic EL lifetime evaluation room, an i n s t r u m e n t a l a n a l y s i s r o o m , a n d a d e v i c e manufacturing room, where devices for research and development necessary for br idging pract ical applications research can be prepared.In addition, a seminar room and a discussion corner have been set up to realize spaces where practical applications research and discussions can be conducted from the most convenient location. Also, rooms for researchers of joint work companies who reside for long periods of time to conduct research are available.

Facilities

Functional materiallaboratory Device manufacturing

room

Panel characteristicsevaluation room

Open ceilingspace

Discussion corner

Seminar room

Researcherroom A

Researcherroom

C

Researcherroom

B

Instrumentalanalysis room

Lifetimeevaluation room

Basic physical propertyevaluation room

Clean room

Pretreatmentroom

Yellow room Clean room

Utility machineroom

MeetingroomCorridor for visitors

Exchange hall

Lockerroom

Entrance hall

Staff/researcherroom

Entrance

Meetingroom

Industry-academia-governmentpractical

application jointresearch development area

Building No.1 (2400m2)

Site area : 3,680m2

Scale : 2 stories above ground

Total floor area : 1,741m2 Parking space: 38 vehicles

Structure : Steel reinforced concrete structure

Lecture presentations

Page 6: Fukuoka i3 Center for Organic Photonics and Electronics

Deposition equipment Equipment for device manufacturing, lifetime evaluation, device characteristics evaluation

Evaluation equipment / device manufacturing support equipment

Thin-film basic properties evaluation equipment

Main specifications

・ Maximum substrate size : 200mm×200mm・ Load lock chamber : 13-stage cassette・ Pretreatment chamber : UV/ozone cleaning, heating, nitrogen cooling・ Organic deposition chamber : Four-round revolver × 1 set              Three-round revolver × 2 sets                Resistance heating × 2 sets                Total 12 of sources of material                can be introduced and a                maximum 4 of sources can be                 simultaneously evaporated.・ Metal deposition chamber : Resistance heating × 2 set              E-beam gun with controlled influence of            suppressed secondary electrons on            substrate × 1 set・ Sputter deposition chamber : 6-inch cathode × 1 set・ CVD deposition chamber : SiO

xN

y film can be formed.

・ Spare port : a chamber can be added depending on research content

Main specifications

・ Maximum film-depositiou range : φ120mm・ 3-inch cathode : 2 sets, magnetic and non-magnetic RF(300W)・DC(500W)・ 6-inch cathode : 1 set (dedicated for ITO)・ Heating temperature during deposition: room temperature ~500ºC・ Gas introduction : O2

,Ar,N2

・ 5-stage cassette type・ Automatic deposition by recipe input

Main specifications

・ 250W ultrahigh-pressure mercury lamp・ Radiation diameter:φ200(WD 180)・ Illuminance : 14mW/cm2

Main specifications

・ Work size : 25×25 mm, 100×100 mm・ Bottom-emission and top-emission substrates can be measured.・ Luminescence, emission spectrum, chromaticity coordinates, etc., can be measured by emission angle by using the rotary stage.

Main specifications

・ Measurement of n (refractive index),  k (extinction constant) and t (film thickness)・ Work size : approx. 20×20 mm~200×200 mm・ Measurement time : approx. 10 seconds・ Fitting model : Forouchi-Bloomer model

Summary of equipment(1F) Summary of equipment(2F)

Organicdepositionchamber

Organicdepositionchamber

Observation directionfrom entrance

Metaldepositionchamber

Metaldepositionchamber

Pretreatmentchamber

PretreatmentchamberSpare portSpare port

CVDchamber

CVDchamber

Sputteringdepositionchamber

Sputteringdepositionchamber

Load lockLoad lock

Transferrobot

Transferrobot

Glovebox

Glovebox

Glovebox

Glovebox

Main specifications

・ Circulated inert gas purification unit using  dehydration/deoxidization catalyst・ Removal of circulating organic solvents by  activated carbon・ Oxygen/moisture : 1ppm or less・ Working space : 1250×750×900(mm)・ Spin-coating speed : 300~8,000rpm±3rpm・ 10 steps and 100 patterns of programming・ Substrate size : approx. 10×10 mm~100×100 mm

Sputtering equipment

Transparent organic EL device made usingorganic device manufacturing equipment

UV irradiation equipmentOrganic EL total luminous flux measuring equipment / luminance orientation measuring equipment

Main specifications

・ Work size : 100×100 mm~200×200mm・ Cleaning method : high-pressure jet cleaning        (9Mpa)・ Cleaning time : 2.5 minutes

Glass substrate cleaning equipment: HPMJ cleaning equipment

Optical thin film property measuring equipment

Main specifications

・ Measurement of film thickness and stress・ Work size: approx. 50 µm~55 mm・ Measurement time: approx. 3~400 seconds・ Sample stage size: φ150mm

Contact-type gap measurement

Organic device manufacturing equipment

Spin coater with glovebox dedicated for wet processes

Main specifications

・ Measurement of changes in light emission with continuous low voltage applied・ Maximum number of mounted devices : 150 Ch・ Constant temperature mechanism : 10ch × 15 patterns・ 4 patterns of load conditions per 1Ch (4 elements for one substrate)・ Trace of luminance changes with a luminance meter・ Observation of light-emitting state with a  CCD camera

Main specifications

・ Organic photonics device storage characteristics

 evaluation in constant temperature and

 humidity control environment

・ Constant temperature control range : +5~+85ºC

・ Constant humidity control range : 40~95%rh

Main specifications

・ Organic transistor characteristics

 evaluation

・ 3-probe and shield box

・ Semiconductor parameter analyzer :

 Keithley-manufactured model 4100

Main specifications

・ Work function measurement of 3.4eV~6.2eV

・ Work size : 50×50 mm, thickness 10mm

      One-point measurement

・ Measurement time : 10sec / 1 energy point

Main specifications

・ Mask size : 25~100mm・ Minimum L/S : 0.8µm or less・ Alignment accuracy : within ±3µm・ Soft/hard contact and gap exposure

Exposure equipment with mask alignment mechanism

Device manufacturing equipment

Organic solar cell lifetime evaluation equipment Constant temperature/humidity storage tester

Organic EL lifetime evaluation equipment

Organic solar cell characteristics evaluation equipment

Atmospheric photoelectron spectrometer

Picosecond fluorescence lifetime measuring equipment Absolute luminescence quantum yield measuring equipment

Organic transistor characteristics evaluation system

Spectrophotometer

Absolute luminescence quantum yield measurement us ing mul t i -channel analyzer in which a φ3.3-inch integrating sphere and wavelength sensi t iv i ty dependence are completely corrected

Excitation wavelength : 245~725nm

Measurement wavelength : 196~958nm

Sample : Thin film, powder and solution

Main specifications

・ Primary property measurement of solar    cell using solar simulator(1SUN condition)

・ Measurement of wavelength sensitivity    dependence(IPCE) of power generation

 property with filtered xenon lamp

 (IPCE = Incident Photon-to-Current

 Conversion Efficiency)

Main specifications

・ Maximum work size : 100×100mm

・ Load lock chamber : Ten-stage cassette

・ Organic deposition chamber : Resistance                  heating 8 sources

・ Metal deposition chamber : Resistance heating

             4 sources

Main specifications

・ Measurement of changes in power

 generation under continuous

 irradiation

・ Solar simulator (1SUN condition) : 4Ch

・ White LED : 8Ch

Main specifications

<Excitation light source>

 Basic wavelength : 690~1000nm

 Output: 1.4W (@790nm, @80MHz)

 Double wave : 345~420nm

 Output: 3mW (@355nm, @8MHz)

 Pulse width : <100fs

 Repeat: 8kHz~8MHz<Streak camera> Time resolution : 15ps

Sweep time : 1ns~10ms / full scale Trigger jitter : 20ps (fastest range)

Sensitivity wavelength : 200~850nm

Main specifications

・ Measurement of absorption spectrum,

 transmittance, and reflectance

・ Measurement wavelength : 190~1100nm

・ Double-beam measuring method

Main specifications

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Deposition equipment Equipment for device manufacturing, lifetime evaluation, device characteristics evaluation

Evaluation equipment / device manufacturing support equipment

Thin-film basic properties evaluation equipment

Main specifications

・ Maximum substrate size : 200mm×200mm・ Load lock chamber : 13-stage cassette・ Pretreatment chamber : UV/ozone cleaning, heating, nitrogen cooling・ Organic deposition chamber : Four-round revolver × 1 set              Three-round revolver × 2 sets                Resistance heating × 2 sets                Total 12 of sources of material                can be introduced and a                maximum 4 of sources can be                 simultaneously evaporated.・ Metal deposition chamber : Resistance heating × 2 set              E-beam gun with controlled influence of            suppressed secondary electrons on            substrate × 1 set・ Sputter deposition chamber : 6-inch cathode × 1 set・ CVD deposition chamber : SiO

xN

y film can be formed.

・ Spare port : a chamber can be added depending on research content

Main specifications

・ Maximum film-depositiou range : φ120mm・ 3-inch cathode : 2 sets, magnetic and non-magnetic RF(300W)・DC(500W)・ 6-inch cathode : 1 set (dedicated for ITO)・ Heating temperature during deposition: room temperature ~500ºC・ Gas introduction : O2

,Ar,N2

・ 5-stage cassette type・ Automatic deposition by recipe input

Main specifications

・ 250W ultrahigh-pressure mercury lamp・ Radiation diameter:φ200(WD 180)・ Illuminance : 14mW/cm2

Main specifications

・ Work size : 25×25 mm, 100×100 mm・ Bottom-emission and top-emission substrates can be measured.・ Luminescence, emission spectrum, chromaticity coordinates, etc., can be measured by emission angle by using the rotary stage.

Main specifications

・ Measurement of n (refractive index),  k (extinction constant) and t (film thickness)・ Work size : approx. 20×20 mm~200×200 mm・ Measurement time : approx. 10 seconds・ Fitting model : Forouchi-Bloomer model

Summary of equipment(1F) Summary of equipment(2F)

Organicdepositionchamber

Organicdepositionchamber

Observation directionfrom entrance

Metaldepositionchamber

Metaldepositionchamber

Pretreatmentchamber

PretreatmentchamberSpare portSpare port

CVDchamber

CVDchamber

Sputteringdepositionchamber

Sputteringdepositionchamber

Load lockLoad lock

Transferrobot

Transferrobot

Glovebox

Glovebox

Glovebox

Glovebox

Main specifications

・ Circulated inert gas purification unit using  dehydration/deoxidization catalyst・ Removal of circulating organic solvents by  activated carbon・ Oxygen/moisture : 1ppm or less・ Working space : 1250×750×900(mm)・ Spin-coating speed : 300~8,000rpm±3rpm・ 10 steps and 100 patterns of programming・ Substrate size : approx. 10×10 mm~100×100 mm

Sputtering equipment

Transparent organic EL device made usingorganic device manufacturing equipment

UV irradiation equipmentOrganic EL total luminous flux measuring equipment / luminance orientation measuring equipment

Main specifications

・ Work size : 100×100 mm~200×200mm・ Cleaning method : high-pressure jet cleaning        (9Mpa)・ Cleaning time : 2.5 minutes

Glass substrate cleaning equipment: HPMJ cleaning equipment

Optical thin film property measuring equipment

Main specifications

・ Measurement of film thickness and stress・ Work size: approx. 50 µm~55 mm・ Measurement time: approx. 3~400 seconds・ Sample stage size: φ150mm

Contact-type gap measurement

Organic device manufacturing equipment

Spin coater with glovebox dedicated for wet processes

Main specifications

・ Measurement of changes in light emission with continuous low voltage applied・ Maximum number of mounted devices : 150 Ch・ Constant temperature mechanism : 10ch × 15 patterns・ 4 patterns of load conditions per 1Ch (4 elements for one substrate)・ Trace of luminance changes with a luminance meter・ Observation of light-emitting state with a  CCD camera

Main specifications

・ Organic photonics device storage characteristics

 evaluation in constant temperature and

 humidity control environment

・ Constant temperature control range : +5~+85ºC

・ Constant humidity control range : 40~95%rh

Main specifications

・ Organic transistor characteristics

 evaluation

・ 3-probe and shield box

・ Semiconductor parameter analyzer :

 Keithley-manufactured model 4100

Main specifications

・ Work function measurement of 3.4eV~6.2eV

・ Work size : 50×50 mm, thickness 10mm

      One-point measurement

・ Measurement time : 10sec / 1 energy point

Main specifications

・ Mask size : 25~100mm・ Minimum L/S : 0.8µm or less・ Alignment accuracy : within ±3µm・ Soft/hard contact and gap exposure

Exposure equipment with mask alignment mechanism

Device manufacturing equipment

Organic solar cell lifetime evaluation equipment Constant temperature/humidity storage tester

Organic EL lifetime evaluation equipment

Organic solar cell characteristics evaluation equipment

Atmospheric photoelectron spectrometer

Picosecond fluorescence lifetime measuring equipment Absolute luminescence quantum yield measuring equipment

Organic transistor characteristics evaluation system

Spectrophotometer

Absolute luminescence quantum yield measurement us ing mul t i -channel analyzer in which a φ3.3-inch integrating sphere and wavelength sensi t iv i ty dependence are completely corrected

Excitation wavelength : 245~725nm

Measurement wavelength : 196~958nm

Sample : Thin film, powder and solution

Main specifications

・ Primary property measurement of solar    cell using solar simulator(1SUN condition)

・ Measurement of wavelength sensitivity    dependence(IPCE) of power generation

 property with filtered xenon lamp

 (IPCE = Incident Photon-to-Current

 Conversion Efficiency)

Main specifications

・ Maximum work size : 100×100mm

・ Load lock chamber : Ten-stage cassette

・ Organic deposition chamber : Resistance                  heating 8 sources

・ Metal deposition chamber : Resistance heating

             4 sources

Main specifications

・ Measurement of changes in power

 generation under continuous

 irradiation

・ Solar simulator (1SUN condition) : 4Ch

・ White LED : 8Ch

Main specifications

<Excitation light source>

 Basic wavelength : 690~1000nm

 Output: 1.4W (@790nm, @80MHz)

 Double wave : 345~420nm

 Output: 3mW (@355nm, @8MHz)

 Pulse width : <100fs

 Repeat: 8kHz~8MHz<Streak camera> Time resolution : 15ps

Sweep time : 1ns~10ms / full scale Trigger jitter : 20ps (fastest range)

Sensitivity wavelength : 200~850nm

Main specifications

・ Measurement of absorption spectrum,

 transmittance, and reflectance

・ Measurement wavelength : 190~1100nm

・ Double-beam measuring method

Main specifications

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*If transportation is by car, we recommend getting on the Nishi-Kyushu Expressway from the Fukuoka Urban Expressway. It takes about 20 minutes from Imajuku IC.

Imajuku IC

Kyudai-Gakkentoshi

Fukuoka IC

Kyushu Expressway

Dazaifu ICNishi Kyushu Expressway

For Karatsu,Maebaru

JRChikuhi Line

Showa BusLine

Nishitetsu BusLine

Susenji Imajuku Meinohama Nakasu-Kawabata

SubwayNanakuma

Line

SubwayHakozaki

Line

JRKagoshimaMain Line

Shinkansen

SubwayKuko Line

Urban Expressway

Urban Expressway

For Kumamoto

For Kitakyushu,Kokura

NishitetsuOmuta Line

FukuokaAirportTenjin

HakataStation

Yokohama

Imajuku

Imajuku

Iiji

Big Orange Mae(Front of Big Orange)

KyushuUniversity

Kyushu University,Ito Campus

Fukuoka Industry-Academia Symphonicity

Fukuoka industry-academia Symphonicity (FiaS)

Center for Organic Photonics and Electronics Research(OPERA), Kyushu University

Susenji-Nishi

Susenji

Taromaru-Higashi

Route 202

JR Chikuhi Line

Route 202 Bypass

Nishi Kyushu Expressway

Imajuku IC

Imajuku Otsuka

Organization for Promotion Academic Cityby Kyushu University

(OPACK)

Kyudai-Gakkentoshi

Kyudai Kogakubu Mae (Front of Faculty of Engineering, Kyushu University)

Taromaru-Nishi

Fukuoka Industry, Science & Technology FoundationFukuoka i3 Center for Organic Photonics and Electronics Research5-14, Kyudai-Shinmachi, Nishi-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka, Japan 819-0388TEL:092-805-1850 FAX:092-805-1851 E-mail:[email protected]:http://i3-opera.ist.or.jp

FukuokaAirport

Subway Kuko Line

24 minutes

Nishitetsu Bus

TenjinShowa Bus JR Chikuhi Line

Meinohama (track sharing)

Kyudai-GakkentoshiStation

Tenjin (about 43 minutes)

about 13 minutes

Hakata Station (about 55 minutes)

30 minutes35 minutes

Hakata Station ABus Stop

Tenjin 2BBus Stop

Tenjin KitaBus Stop

HakataStation

Required time from major locations in Fukuoka City

Area in detail

Access

Nishi FireDepartmentMotooka Branch