Quantum-dot light-emitting diodes(QLEDs)are multilayer electroluminescent devices promising for next-generation display and solid-state-lighting technologies.In the state-of-the-art QLEDs,hole-injection layers(HILs)wi...Quantum-dot light-emitting diodes(QLEDs)are multilayer electroluminescent devices promising for next-generation display and solid-state-lighting technologies.In the state-of-the-art QLEDs,hole-injection layers(HILs)with high work functions are generally used to achieve efficient hole injection.In these devices,Fermi-level pinning,a phenomenon often observed in heterojunctions involving organic semiconductors,can take place in the hole-injection/hole-transporting interfaces.However,an in-depth understanding of the impacts of Fermi-level pinning at the hole-injection/hole-transporting interfaces on the operation and performance of QLEDs is still lacking.Here,we develop a set of NiOx HILs with controlled work functions of 5.2–5.9 eV to investigate QLEDs with Fermi-level pinning at the hole-injection/hole-transporting interfaces.The results show that despite that Fermi-level pinning induces identical apparent hole-injection barriers,the red QLEDs using HILs with higher work functions show improved efficiency roll-off and better operational stability.Remarkably,the devices using the NiOx HILs with a work function of 5.9 eV demonstrate a peak external quantum efficiency of~18.0%and a long T95 operational lifetime of 8,800 h at 1,000 cd·m^(−2),representing the best-performing QLEDs with inorganic HILs.Our work provides a key design principle for future developments of the hole-injection/hole-transporting interfaces of QLEDs.展开更多
Two new functional polyacetylenes bearing carbazole group as pendant, poly { 3-[（4-ethynylstyryl）-N-butyl] carbazole } （P1 ） and poly{3-14-（prop-2-ynyloxy）phenyl-N-butyl]carbazole}（P2）, were prepared using [Rb...Two new functional polyacetylenes bearing carbazole group as pendant, poly { 3-[（4-ethynylstyryl）-N-butyl] carbazole } （P1 ） and poly{3-14-（prop-2-ynyloxy）phenyl-N-butyl]carbazole}（P2）, were prepared using [Rb（nbd）Cl]2-Et3N as catalyst. The polymers were soluble in common organic solvents such as CHCl3 and THF. Their structures and properties were characterized and evaluated with FTIR, lit NMR, UV, TGA, GPC, and CV, respectively. The results show that the polymers possess high thermal stability and well hole-injection property.展开更多
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.91833303,51911530155,91733302,22001187,and 52062019)the Key Research and Development Program of Zhejiang Province(No.2020C01001)the Natural Science Research Foundation of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions(No.20KJB150032).
文摘Quantum-dot light-emitting diodes(QLEDs)are multilayer electroluminescent devices promising for next-generation display and solid-state-lighting technologies.In the state-of-the-art QLEDs,hole-injection layers(HILs)with high work functions are generally used to achieve efficient hole injection.In these devices,Fermi-level pinning,a phenomenon often observed in heterojunctions involving organic semiconductors,can take place in the hole-injection/hole-transporting interfaces.However,an in-depth understanding of the impacts of Fermi-level pinning at the hole-injection/hole-transporting interfaces on the operation and performance of QLEDs is still lacking.Here,we develop a set of NiOx HILs with controlled work functions of 5.2–5.9 eV to investigate QLEDs with Fermi-level pinning at the hole-injection/hole-transporting interfaces.The results show that despite that Fermi-level pinning induces identical apparent hole-injection barriers,the red QLEDs using HILs with higher work functions show improved efficiency roll-off and better operational stability.Remarkably,the devices using the NiOx HILs with a work function of 5.9 eV demonstrate a peak external quantum efficiency of~18.0%and a long T95 operational lifetime of 8,800 h at 1,000 cd·m^(−2),representing the best-performing QLEDs with inorganic HILs.Our work provides a key design principle for future developments of the hole-injection/hole-transporting interfaces of QLEDs.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Fund of China(No.21071002/B0111)the Natural Science Fund of Anhui Province(No.11040606M33)
文摘Two new functional polyacetylenes bearing carbazole group as pendant, poly { 3-[（4-ethynylstyryl）-N-butyl] carbazole } （P1 ） and poly{3-14-（prop-2-ynyloxy）phenyl-N-butyl]carbazole}（P2）, were prepared using [Rb（nbd）Cl]2-Et3N as catalyst. The polymers were soluble in common organic solvents such as CHCl3 and THF. Their structures and properties were characterized and evaluated with FTIR, lit NMR, UV, TGA, GPC, and CV, respectively. The results show that the polymers possess high thermal stability and well hole-injection property.
