Characterization of Sensitized White OLEDs Based on Blue TADF Materials
White organic light-emitting diodes(WOLEDs)are widely used in display and lighting applications due to the advantages of surface light source,flexibility,thinness,and self-emission.Highly efficient solution-processed hybrid white light-emitting organic light-emitting diodes(WOLEDs)are seldom reported.In this paper,we chose the blue thermally delayed fluorescent material DMAC-DPS to be the sensitised host of the conventional orange phosphorescent material PO-01-TB,and prepared thermally activated sensitised hybrid single light-emitting layer organic light-emitting diode white-light devices,and analysed the mechanism of the energy transfer of the devices.The highest external quantum efficiency of 8.00%,current efficiency of 22.32 cd/A,corresponding to the CIE coordinates(0.405,0.497)and a warm white OLED device with a color temperature of 4 059 K were achieved through the modulation of the doping concentration of the host and the guest.The addition of a hole-blocking layer,DPEPO,effectively improves the spectral stability of the device and achieves a smaller ΔCIE(0.017,0.016).This study inspires the development of efficient WOLEDs in the future.
white organic light-emitting diodesthermally activated delayed fluorescence materialssolution treat-mentenergy transfer