Perovskite, which is studying in various fields, is actively studying in the display field due to its advantages such as Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) and color reproducibility over commercialized organic light (OLED), quantum dot display (QLED). ...
Perovskite, which is studying in various fields, is actively studying in the display field due to its advantages such as Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) and color reproducibility over commercialized organic light (OLED), quantum dot display (QLED). However, conventional synthesis requires fast nuclear generation at high temperatures and an inert gas atmosphere. In order to overcome this problem, the study applied sonochemicals and introduced a special purification process to obtain high purity materials and thin films.
Additionally, LED devices were produced using this synthesized CsPbBr3. Perovskite has its own ionic binding properties that cause the photometric characteristics to be dissipated or washed away by organic solvents. Because of this, all processes such as OLED are depositioned in high vacuum conditions. However, research is actively underway to replace the fine metal mask with the solution process by requiring the complexity of the process, along with the bending phenomenon of the fine metal mask.
Solvent Orthogonality was introduced to prevent washing away of the lower thin film when applying the upper layer, and LED devices were successfully produced. Although there are many improvements to be made over the current commercialized devices, it is significant that it presented the platform of CsPbBr3 PeLED, which was synthesized through the first phonochemical synthesis method.