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Nanoscale electroluminescence inhomogeneity and blinking in organic light-emitting diodes

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By Noel C. Giebink, Stephen R. Forrest, Joshua D. Springsteen
| Nature
Abstract Charge injection, transport and recombination in thin-film organic electronic devices is predicted to be filamentary on the nanoscale owing to energetic disorder. However, direct experimental evidence of this phenomenon has remained elusive. Here we study small molecule organic light-emitting diodes using super-resolution microscopy and find that their electroluminescence is spatially non-uniform at submicrometre length scales.
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Perspective: OLED Displays Singing with the Blues

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By Stephen R. Forrest, Claire Arneson, Haonan Zhao
| Wiley Online Library
1 The Challenge of Stable, Deep Blue Phosphorescent Organic Emitters Blue pixels consume approximately 50% of the energy used in an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display front plane. Therefore, it is no surprise that replacing the current blue fluorescent pixels with electrophosphorescent devices has dominated research in OLEDs since the first demonstration of a blue phosphorescent OLED (PHOLED) in 2001 [1].
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Increasing the Stability of Deep Blue Phosphor‐Sensitized OLEDs Using the Polariton‐Enhanced Purcell Effect

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By Haonan Zhao, Sritoma Paul, Stephen R. Forrest
| Wiley Online Library
1 Introduction Phosphorescent organic light-emitting devices (PHOLEDs) have revolutionized display and lighting technologies, yet stable PHOLEDs with near-unity quantum efficiency in the deep blue remain unavailable.[1] A unity internal quantum efficiency (IQE) requires harvesting triplet exciton radiation,[2, 3] such as by using heavy-metal phosphors[2, 4] or thermally activated delayed fluorescence[5, 6] (TADF).
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