We demonstrate the fabrication of organic light-emitting devices based on a ruthenium complex with indium tin oxide anodes and laminated Au cathodes. Light emission was uniform over the whole device area, indicating a high-quality mechanical and electrical contact. The devices showed no rectification, indicating that the laminated contact was ohmic and caused no damage to the ruthenium complex. Comparison with devices using evaporated Au cathodes confirmed the quality of the lamination process.
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