This invention relates to the field of organic
optoelectronic materials technology, specifically to a
fluorene-containing
aromatic amine compound and its organic electroluminescent device. The
fluorene-containing
aromatic amine compound provided by this invention possesses an appropriate hole mobility, effectively improving the charge transport efficiency of the device, thereby improving the driving
voltage and luminous efficiency. It also possesses appropriate HOMO and T1 values, enabling good
energy level matching with adjacent organic functional
layers. When adjacent to the luminescent layer, it can also block
exciton migration to the interface between the luminescent layer and the
exciton layer, preventing interfacial
luminescence and avoiding device aging caused by heat generated by interfacial
luminescence, further improving the device's driving
voltage, luminous efficiency, and lifespan. Furthermore, the
fluorene-containing
aromatic amine compound provided by this invention also exhibits excellent thermal and
chemical stability, allowing it to be used over a wide temperature range and in environments containing water,
oxygen, and other corrosive gases, thereby delaying device aging and improving device lifespan.