High luminous efficiency and high color rendering index(CRI) are both the foremost factors for white organic lightemitting diodes(WOLEDs) to serve as next generation solid-state lighting sources. In this paper, we sho...High luminous efficiency and high color rendering index(CRI) are both the foremost factors for white organic lightemitting diodes(WOLEDs) to serve as next generation solid-state lighting sources. In this paper, we show that both luminous efficiency and CRI can be improved by adjusting the green/red spectra of WOLEDs. With green emission spectra matching with the human photopic curve, the WOLEDs exhibit higher luminous efficiency and higher CRI. Theoretical calculation shows that by tuning the white emission spectra to maximally match with the human photopic curve, the luminous efficiency can be improved by 41.8% without altering the color coordinates, the color correlated temperature(CCT) and the external quantum efficiency(EQE) of the WOLEDs.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.61405089)the Innovation of Science and Technology Committee of Shenzhen(No.JCYJ20140417105742713)
文摘High luminous efficiency and high color rendering index(CRI) are both the foremost factors for white organic lightemitting diodes(WOLEDs) to serve as next generation solid-state lighting sources. In this paper, we show that both luminous efficiency and CRI can be improved by adjusting the green/red spectra of WOLEDs. With green emission spectra matching with the human photopic curve, the WOLEDs exhibit higher luminous efficiency and higher CRI. Theoretical calculation shows that by tuning the white emission spectra to maximally match with the human photopic curve, the luminous efficiency can be improved by 41.8% without altering the color coordinates, the color correlated temperature(CCT) and the external quantum efficiency(EQE) of the WOLEDs.
