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  • Short communicationEffect of charge carrier behaviours in LiF-doped Bathophenanthroline (cas 1662-01-7) (LiF:Bphen) on the performance of organic light-emitting diodes
  • Add time:09/08/2019         Source:sciencedirect.com

    Charge carrier behaviours of LiF-doped Bathophenanthroline (cas 1662-01-7) (LiF:Bphen) were investigated by single carrier devices: electron-only and hole-only devices. The results indicate that LiF doped with Bphen has dual roles: increasing current density due to enhanced electron injection and transport; decreasing current density owing to capture of holes. In electroluminescent (EL) devices, all doped devices show higher luminance and efficiency than the undoped device. Current density and luminance of doped devices are decreased because hole leakage current decreases with LiF doping level. Compared with the undoped device, 5:100 LiF:Bphen-based EL device exhibits an improved current density. For 10:100 LiF:Bphen-based EL device, current density is smaller at lower electrical field but larger at higher electrical field than that of the undoped device. At higher doping level (15:100 LiF:Bphen), smaller current density than the undoped device is observed. The operation voltage can be lowered by optimizing LiF doping level in electron transport layers.

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