“…[289] To fabricate efficient fluorescent OLEDs that use exciplexes, the FRET should be dominated by direct FRET from S 1 of the exciplex host to S 1 of the fluorescent dopant, and by the RISC process, followed by subsequent FRET to the dopant; the latter process causes delayed fluo rescence in the fluorescent dopant (Figure 6b). [292] Therefore, nearly 100% triplet harvesting in the conventional green fluo rescent dopant, 10(2benzothiazolyl)1,1,7,7tetramethyl2,3,6,7 tetrahydro1H,5H,11Hbenzo [1]pyrano [6,7,8ij]quinolizin11one (C545T), was achieved by using 0.2% doping concentration in a bulk exciplex host composed of TAPC and 3(4,6diphenyl 1,3,5triazin2yl)9phenyl9Hcarbazole (DPTPCz) (EQE max = 3.9% (DPTPCz:1% C545T), 7.5% (DPTPCz:1% C545T), 14.5% (DPTPCz:0.2% C545T)). [279] Other work has determined that the concentration of conventional red fluorescent dopant, 4(dicyanomethylene)2tbutyl6(1,1,7,7tetramethyljulolidyl 9enyl)4Hpyran (DCJTB) affects the energy transfer effi ciency.…”