In general, organic materials used for OLEDs are not equivalent to Hole Mobility and Electron Mobility, which makes OLED devices Hole Excess Device or Electron Excess Device. This imbalance is an important factor in reducing the efficiency of OLED dev...
In general, organic materials used for OLEDs are not equivalent to Hole Mobility and Electron Mobility, which makes OLED devices Hole Excess Device or Electron Excess Device. This imbalance is an important factor in reducing the efficiency of OLED devices. This paper used ETL and HTP materials as an EML Host to improve this Charge Balance. And overlap each material to manufacture and experiment with the characteristics of the structure forming Co-Host EML. Especially, gasket doping method was used to determine the distribution of exciton profile.
When configuring a Co-Host EML device that overlap TCTA and TmPyPB, the HOMO level difference causes the Hole carrier to accumulate near the HTL boundary and Exciton Density increased. On the other hand, relatively less Hole Carriers are delivered near the ETL boundary. However, when the driving voltage increased, the barrier was overcome by the HOMO level difference between TCTA and TmPyPB, creating a high Exciton Density near the ETL.
The experiment confirmed that the EML Charge Balance of the structure that overlaps TCTA and TmPyPB materials can be controlled to improve the luminous efficiency.