OLEDs have become one of the most popular display types for high-end televisions and smartphones due to their superior contrast ratios and lower power consumptions than conventional LCD displays.
Identifying Thermally Activated Delayed Fluorescence (TADF)
OLEDs have become one of the most popular display types for high-end televisions and smartphones due to their superior contrast ratios and lower power consumptions than conventional LCD displays. A new generation of OLED utilising thermally activated delayed fluorescence (TADF) is currently under intense research and development. In this application note, the need for a new generation of OLEDs is discussed, the physics behind TADF OLEDs introduced, the characterisation of a new TADF emitter using a spectrofluorometer presented.
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