Efficient white organic light‐emitting device by utilizing a blue‐emitter doped with a Red Fluorescent Dopant

To obtain various colors from the blue emitting poly(fluorene)s, two different approaches are introduced. One is copolymerization with low band gap comonomers and the other is molecular doping with various dyes. As fast and efficient exciton migration and trapping and/or energy transfer between the chromorphoric segments or doped dyes in conjugated polymers can shift the emission to longer wavelengths, these phenomena can be utilized to obtain various colors from the intrinsically blue light emitting poly(fluorene)s.

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Color tuning of PLED based on poly(fluorene)s

Lee

Chu

et al. 2005

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Efficient white organic light‐emitting device by utilizing a blue‐emitter doped with a Red Fluorescent Dopant

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Color tuning of PLED based on poly(fluorene)s

Color tuning of PLED based on poly(fluorene)s

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