18.1: Invited Paper: Efficiency, stability, and angular dependence of plasmonic PHOLEDs
Until recently, organic light emitting devices (OLEDs) have operated under the paradigm that the surface plasmon mode of contacts is lossy and should be avoided. We proposed and demonstrated a phosphorescent light emitting device (PHOLED) which intentionally couples the emissive exciton to the plasm...
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| description | Until recently, organic light emitting devices (OLEDs) have
operated under the paradigm that the surface plasmon mode of
contacts is lossy and should be avoided. We proposed and
demonstrated a phosphorescent light emitting device (PHOLED)
which intentionally couples the emissive exciton to the plasmon
mode of a nearby metal contact to reduce the excited state lifetime
[1]. This, in turn, reduces the steady state exciton density and the
likelihood of destabilizing excited state interactions. We further
demonstrated that a nanoparticle‐based outcoupling scheme
extracts the energy coupled to the plasmon mode into air. In this
paper, we demonstrate that the plasmon based PHOLED can
exceed the efficiency of a conventional PHOLED while
simultaneously increasing the stability. |
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operated under the paradigm that the surface plasmon mode of
contacts is lossy and should be avoided. We proposed and
demonstrated a phosphorescent light emitting device (PHOLED)
which intentionally couples the emissive exciton to the plasmon
mode of a nearby metal contact to reduce the excited state lifetime
[1]. This, in turn, reduces the steady state exciton density and the
likelihood of destabilizing excited state interactions. We further
demonstrated that a nanoparticle‐based outcoupling scheme
extracts the energy coupled to the plasmon mode into air. In this
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operated under the paradigm that the surface plasmon mode of
contacts is lossy and should be avoided. We proposed and
demonstrated a phosphorescent light emitting device (PHOLED)
which intentionally couples the emissive exciton to the plasmon
mode of a nearby metal contact to reduce the excited state lifetime
[1]. This, in turn, reduces the steady state exciton density and the
likelihood of destabilizing excited state interactions. We further
demonstrated that a nanoparticle‐based outcoupling scheme
extracts the energy coupled to the plasmon mode into air. In this
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operated under the paradigm that the surface plasmon mode of
contacts is lossy and should be avoided. We proposed and
demonstrated a phosphorescent light emitting device (PHOLED)
which intentionally couples the emissive exciton to the plasmon
mode of a nearby metal contact to reduce the excited state lifetime
[1]. This, in turn, reduces the steady state exciton density and the
likelihood of destabilizing excited state interactions. We further
demonstrated that a nanoparticle‐based outcoupling scheme
extracts the energy coupled to the plasmon mode into air. In this
paper, we demonstrate that the plasmon based PHOLED can
exceed the efficiency of a conventional PHOLED while
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