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Instability of the emission of blue OLEDs based on bridged oligophenylenes
Research and innovation REF: IN169 V1
GEB description
Instability of the emission of blue OLEDs based on bridged oligophenylenes

Authors : Cyril PORIEL, Joëlle RAULT-BERTHELOT

Publication date: August 10, 2014 | Lire en français

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First of all, it's important to remember how an OLED works. A single-layer OLED, the simplest device, consists of a layer of a small organic molecule or polymer deposited between two electrodes . EL is produced by injecting holes (at the anode) and electrons (at the cathode) into the organic layer, transporting these charges through the material, allowing them to recombine into an electron-hole pair known as an "exciton", and then relaxing these excitons to emit light. The color emitted by OLEDs is directly linked to the nature of the organic layer, and...

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