Recombination Efficiency and Width in Bilayer Organic Light-emitting Devices

A bilayer model with ohmic anode contact and injection limited cathode contact has been proposed to calculate the recombination efficiency and recombination zone width of the device. The effects of the thickness of hole transport layer and the barriers of organic/organic interface on the combination efficiency and recombination width have been discussed. It is found that： （1） When the electrons are blocked fully and the holes are not blocked significantly at the organic/organic interface, for a given Lh/L, the recombination efficiency increases with increasing the applied voltage, but at a higher applied voltage, the recombination efficiency decreases with increasing Lh/L; （2） The recombination efficiency increases with increasing applied voltage and Hh＇, and when applied voltage and Hh＇ exceed some value, the recombination efficiency appears as a plateau; （3） The recombination width decreases with increasing the applied voltage and Lh/L. This model might explain the relative experiment phenomena.

Efficiency analysis of a-SiC:H thin film light emitting diodes

The hole injection,the radiative recombination and the device luminescent efficiencies of amorphous silicon carbide thin film p-i-n junction light emitting diodes are quantitatively calculated,and the effect of the carrier(especially the hole) injection and recombination processes on the device luminescent characteristics are revealed.Without considering the device junction temperature,it is found that the device luminescent efficiency mainly depends on the hole injection efficiency at low field and the hole radiative recombination efficiency at high field respectively.The theoretical analyses are in well agreement with the experimental results.

Luminescent Efficiency in Single-layer Organic Electrophosphorescent Devices

Based on the charge injection and recombination processes and the triplet-triplet annihilation process, a model to calculate the electroluminescent(EL) efficiency is presented. The influences of the applied electric field on the injection efficiency, recombination efficiency and electroluminescent efficiency are discussed. It is found that: (1) The injection efficiency is increasing while the recombination efficiency is decreasing with the applied electric field increasing. (2) The EL efficiency is enhanced at low electric field slowly but is decreasing at high electric field with the increase of applied voltage. (3) The EL efficiency is decreasing with the increase of the host-guest molecular distance (R). So, it is concluded that the EL efficiency in single-layer organic electrophosphorescent devices is dominated by injection efficiency at lower electric field and recombination efficiency at higher electric field.

A major quantitative trait locus controlling phosphorus utilization efficiency under different phytate-P conditions at vegetative stage in barley

Organic phosphorus（P） is an important component of the soil P pool, and it has been proven to be a potential source of P for plants. The phosphorus utilization efficiency（PUE） and PUE related traits（tiller number（TN）, shoot dry weight（DW）, and root dry weight） under different phytate-P conditions（low phytate-P, 0.05 mmol L^-1 and normal phytate-P, 0.5 mmol L^-1） were investigated using a population consisting of 128 recombinant inbred lines（RILs） at the vegetative stage in barley. The population was derived from a cross between a P-inefficient genotype（Baudin） and a P-efficient genotype（CN4027, a Hordeum spontaneum accession）. A major locus（designated Qpue.sau-3 H） conferring PUE was detected in shoots and roots from the RIL population. The quantitative trait locus（QTL） was mapped on chromosome 3 H and the allele from CN4027 confers high PUE. This locus explained up to 30.3 and 28.4% of the phenotypic variance in shoots under low and normal phytate-P conditions, respectively. It also explains 28.3 and 30.7% of the phenotypic variation in root under the low and normal phytate-P conditions, respectively. Results from this study also showed that TN was not correlated with PUE, and a QTL controlling TN was detected on chromosome 5 H. However, dry weight（DW） was significantly and positively correlated with PUE, and a QTL controlling DW was detected near the Qpue.sau-3 H locus. Based on a covariance analysis, existing data indicated that, although DW may affect PUE, different genes at this locus are likely involved in controlling these two traits.

Progress in hole-transporting materials for perovskite solar cells

In recent years the photovoltaic community has witnessed the unprecedented development of perovskite solar cells（PSCs） as they have taken the lead in emergent photovoltaic technologies. The power conversion efficiency of this new class of solar cells has been increased to a point where they are beginning to compete with more established technologies. Although PSCs have evolved a variety of structures, the use of hole-transporting materials（HTMs） remains indispensable. Here, an overview of the various types of available HTMs is presented. This includes organic and inorganic HTMs and is presented alongside recent progress in associated aspects of PSCs, including device architectures and fabrication techniques to produce high-quality perovskite films. The structure, electrochemistry, and physical properties of a variety of HTMs are discussed, highlighting considerations for those designing new HTMs. Finally, an outlook is presented to provide more concrete direction for the development and optimization of HTMs for highefficiency PSCs.