Seven-Segment Organic Polymer Based Light-Emitting Devices on Plastic Substrates
Abstract
Organic polymer red light-emitting devices (OPLEDs) with the double layer structure have been fabricated on flexible plastic substrates. Dow red emissive polymer and poly (3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene)/poly (styrene) (PEDOT/PSS) have been used as an emissive and a hole injection polymer, respectively. The spin coating technique was used to deposit different polymers. The absorption and the cyclic voltammetry spectra have been used to construct the band diagram of our OPLEDs. The following electrical and optical properties have been obtained for our OPLEDs: turn-on voltage, defined at 1 cd/ m(squared) = 3.0 V; voltage and current density defined at 100 cd/m(squared) = ^6.5 V and ^34 mA/c(squared) maximum emission efficiency = = ^0.25 cd/A; and maximum luminous efficiency = ^0.1 lm/W. The extrapolated lifetime of unpackaged OPLEDs on flexible plastic substrate of about 1160 min for initial brightness of 100 cd/m(squared) has been obtained.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Oct 13, 2001
- Accession Number
- ADA417256
Entities
People
- Jerzy Kanicki
Organizations
- University of Michigan