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The 12 pages that link to Electroluminescence, each with the reason it gives.

• Light-emitting diodeNarrower topic: An LED is a semiconductor example of this broader light-emission process.

• PhotoluminescenceCompared with: Electrical excitation distinguishes it from photon-driven photoluminescence.

• PhosphorCompared with: Its electrical excitation differs from phosphor emission driven by absorbed radiation or particles.

• ChemiluminescenceCompared with: Electrical excitation distinguishes it from reaction-driven chemiluminescence.

• OLEDNarrower topic: OLEDs produce light through this broader physical process.

• Neon lightingCompared with: Electroluminescent devices emit light in solids, unlike neon's gas discharge.

• Solid-state lightingRelated: It is the basic light-producing process in semiconductor emitters.

• Gas-discharge lampCompared with: It describes solid-state light production that does not depend on a gas discharge.

• LuminescenceBroader topic: Electrical excitation drives emission in devices such as LEDs.

• Shuji NakamuraNarrower topic: An LED produces light through this broader physical effect.

• Electric lightRelated: It describes the electrical light-emission process used by LEDs and other sources.

• Segment displayRelated: It is the physical basis of some non-LED segment display technologies.