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VTE
(redirected from Vacuum Thermal Evaporation)

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AcronymDefinition
VTEVocational and Technical Education
VTEVenous Thrombo Embolism
VTEVacuum Thermal Evaporation
VTEVientiane, Laos - Wattay (Airport Code)
VTEVirtual Terminal Environment
VTEVideo Transfer Engine


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PHOLED materials are also well-suited for use in a variety of manufacturing processes, including vacuum thermal evaporation, and are under development for ink-jet printing.
Universal Display Corporation Signs Commercial Agreement with ... by Business Wire
The collaboration will focus on blue phosphorescent OLED materials for use in displays fabricated through "dry" processing methods, such as vacuum thermal evaporation.
Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd. and Universal Display Corporation Announce ... by Business Wire
Commercial products using Universal Display's PHOLED technology and materials, up to four times higher in efficiency than traditional OLED systems, are already being manufactured using conventional vacuum thermal evaporation (
Universal Display Reports Significant Progress in the Development of ... by Business Wire
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