Abstract
Modification of polymer light-emitting diodes indium tin oxide (PLED ITO) anode with a silyl-functionalized triarylamine hole-transporting AM leads to two orders of magnitude enhancement in the maximum luminance and quantum efficiency for a single-layer PFO-based blue PLED device. Even compared to a device with PEDOT-PSS as the HTL, the SAM-based device exhibits ∼3 times higher maximum luminance, as well as comparable quantum and power efficiencies. While good hole-injection capacity was shown to be an important factor in the improved performance, other SAM characteristics, such as ultra-low visible absorption, lower active layer thickness, and high interfacial stability were additional attractions.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Pages (from-to) | 835-838 |
| Number of pages | 4 |
| Journal | Advanced Materials |
| Volume | 15 |
| Issue number | 10 |
| DOIs | |
| Publication status | Published - May 16 2003 |
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High-brightness blue light-emitting polymer diodes via anode modification using a self-assembled monolayer. / Yan, He; Huang, Qinglan; Cui, Ji; Veinot, Jonathan G C; Kern, Matthew M.; Marks, Tobin J.
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T1 - High-brightness blue light-emitting polymer diodes via anode modification using a self-assembled monolayer
AU - Yan, He
AU - Huang, Qinglan
AU - Cui, Ji
AU - Veinot, Jonathan G C
AU - Kern, Matthew M.
AU - Marks, Tobin J
PY - 2003/5/16
Y1 - 2003/5/16
N2 - Modification of polymer light-emitting diodes indium tin oxide (PLED ITO) anode with a silyl-functionalized triarylamine hole-transporting AM leads to two orders of magnitude enhancement in the maximum luminance and quantum efficiency for a single-layer PFO-based blue PLED device. Even compared to a device with PEDOT-PSS as the HTL, the SAM-based device exhibits ∼3 times higher maximum luminance, as well as comparable quantum and power efficiencies. While good hole-injection capacity was shown to be an important factor in the improved performance, other SAM characteristics, such as ultra-low visible absorption, lower active layer thickness, and high interfacial stability were additional attractions.
AB - Modification of polymer light-emitting diodes indium tin oxide (PLED ITO) anode with a silyl-functionalized triarylamine hole-transporting AM leads to two orders of magnitude enhancement in the maximum luminance and quantum efficiency for a single-layer PFO-based blue PLED device. Even compared to a device with PEDOT-PSS as the HTL, the SAM-based device exhibits ∼3 times higher maximum luminance, as well as comparable quantum and power efficiencies. While good hole-injection capacity was shown to be an important factor in the improved performance, other SAM characteristics, such as ultra-low visible absorption, lower active layer thickness, and high interfacial stability were additional attractions.
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