Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7839784 | Journal of Luminescence | 2018 | 76 Pages |
Abstract
White light phosphorescent organic light emitting diodes (W-PHOLED) together with the blue light (B-PHOLED) and green-red light phosphorescent OLED (GR-PHOLED) equipped with the same blue and green-red emission layer were fabricated, and remarkable in-situ heating effects on their electroluminescence (EL) performance were observed. For the B-PHOLED, the in-situ heating increased the peak power efficiency (PE) by more than 30% with the increasing heating temperature from the room temperature to 100â¯Â°C accompanying with negligible effects on the blue light color stability. However, the optimal in-situ heating temperature of 100â¯Â°C for B-PHOLED was not beneficial to the PE of the W-PHOLED, but greatly facilitated the white light color stability. Such opposite impact on the W-PHOLEDs PE and color stability might be ascribed to the effects of the in-situ heating on the organic materials inter-diffusion and excitons decaying dynamic. The GR-PHOLED revealed the similar PE dependence on the in-situ heating as those of the W-PHOLED as well as the deteriorated color stability upon in-situ heating. The mechanism responsible for those characteristic temperature dependence of the EL performance was investigated focusing on the surface morphology related carrier transportation and carriers mobility related excitons decaying.
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Authors
Haichuan Mu, Yongxin Jiang, Haifen Xie,