Charge injection layer for electro-optical devices
A technology of charge injection layer and electro-optic device, which is applied in the direction of electric solid device, electrical component, semiconductor device, etc., can solve the problem of insolubility, and achieve the effect of low reactivity and efficient energy
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[0023] As far as the inventors are aware, there is only one additional example of OLEDs in the prior art where inorganic salts are added to the molecular material for improved charge injection. This appears in International Publication WO2006011090 for application to solid state LEEC cells (Light Emitting Electrochemical Cells). image 3 A depiction of LEEC is shown, where ions are represented by positive and negative circles, while luminescent molecules are depicted as curved lines. The huge difference between this type of device (LEEC) and the device of the present invention can be compared image 3 and figure 2 See, namely: in LEEC ( image 3 ), the charges are distributed throughout the luminescent material, and in the device of the present invention ( figure 2 ), the ions are found only in the charge injection layer between the anode (ITO) and the emissive layer. This leads to extremely long activation times of the devices in LEEC, varying from seconds to hours depe...
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