Blindaje efectivo de la transferencia de energía del triplete al polímero conjugado por sus densas cadenas laterales

Szu-Po Huang1, Tzu-Hao Jen, Yen-Chun Chen

  • 1Chemical Engineering Department, National Tsing-Hua University, Hsinchu, 30041, Taiwan, ROC.

Resumen

Las densas cadenas laterales en los anfitriones poliméricos protegen eficazmente los excitones triplet, minimizando la transferencia de energía a los huéspedes fosforescentes. Este diseño molecular mejora la eficiencia del dispositivo electroluminiscente al permitir el atrapamiento de cargas y optimizar los niveles de energía para un alto rendimiento.

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