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    標題: Organic light-emitting diode performance enhancement via indium tin oxide glass surface modification
    作者: Ing-may Ling
    Liang-Huei Chen
    貢獻者: 醫藥化學系
    關鍵字: Self-assembled monolayer
    Organic light-emitting diode
    Surface modification
    Silane
    Anode modification
    日期: 2010-01
    上傳時間: 2012-06-04 15:45:11 (UTC+8)
    出版者: Elsevier
    摘要: A self-assembly monolayer (SAM), with phenyl-triethoxysilane (PTES), was used to modify the indium tin oxide anode for an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) in order to improve the OLED performance. The enhancement of OLED performance is attributed to the blockage of excessive hole injection by PTES, balancing the hole and electron injection numbers. The result indicates that the SAM process reaction time duration greatly affects the OLED performance outcomes. If the reaction time is too long, it will impact on the optical efficiency due to molecular aggregates accumulated on the SAM layers, thus reducing the performance of the OLEDs. The electrical and optical characteristics of the OLEDs are modeled by using the modified Shockley equation. Modified Shockley parameters are extracted to interpret the experimental data with excellent accuracy. Those parameters, both electrical and optical, can be used as the DC level modeling parameters for OLED product design simulations.
    關聯: Current Applied Physics 10(1):p.346-350
    Appears in Collections:[食藥產業暨檢測科技系(含五專)] 期刊論文

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