Organic light-emitting component and method for producing the organic light-emitting component
A technology of organic light-emitting devices and devices, applied in semiconductor/solid-state device manufacturing, optical components, electric solid-state devices, etc., can solve problems such as efficiency loss, affecting OLED appearance, affecting shape and design advantages, etc.
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[0063] Figure 1a The emission spectra of three examples of conventional red emitter materials that can be used, for example, in the first and / or second organic functional layer stack are shown. Relative to normalized radiation R norm Plot wavelength λ in nm. R1 characterizes the spectrum of the phosphorescent emitter with coordinates 0.654 / 0.345 in the CIE system. The emitter has a dominant wavelength of 607 nm. R2 characterizes the spectrum of the first fluorescent red emitter with CIE coordinates of 0.672 / 0.327 and a dominant wavelength of 612 nm. The spectrum of the second fluorescent red emitter is characterized by R3 and has CIE coordinates of 0.664 / 0.334 and a dominant wavelength of 610 nm.
[0064] This red emitter cannot produce deep red emission because its dominant wavelength lies between 607 nm and 612 nm. The high-energy subrange of the emission spectrum, ie in the wavelengths between approximately 540 nm and 600 nm, influences the color impression in this res...
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