摘要
We introduce a thin LiF layer into tris-8-hydroxyquinoline aluminium （Alq3 ） based bilayer organic light-emitting devices to block hole transport. By varying the thickness and position of this LiF layer in Alq3, we obtain an electroluminescent efficiency increase by a factor of two with respect to the control devices without a LiF blocking layer. By using a 10nm dye doped Alq3 sensor layer, we prove that LiF can block holes and excitons effectively. Experimental results suggest that the thin LiF layer may be a good hole and exciton blocking layer.
We introduce a thin LiF layer into tris-8-hydroxyquinoline aluminium （Alq3 ） based bilayer organic light-emitting devices to block hole transport. By varying the thickness and position of this LiF layer in Alq3, we obtain an electroluminescent efficiency increase by a factor of two with respect to the control devices without a LiF blocking layer. By using a 10nm dye doped Alq3 sensor layer, we prove that LiF can block holes and excitons effectively. Experimental results suggest that the thin LiF layer may be a good hole and exciton blocking layer.
基金
Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No 10504044, and the Fok Ying Tung Education Foundation under Grant No 101007.
