Distributed bragg reflector on color conversion layer with micro cavity for blue OLED lighting application
A Bragg reflector and color conversion technology, which can be used in organic semiconductor devices, electric solid state devices, semiconductor devices, etc., and can solve the problems of difficult flexibility and fragile glass.
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[0020] figure 1 with 2 The photoluminescence curves of light-emitting devices are shown, which include: Conventional OLED device: including blue, red, green emitting layers (eg, tandem structure) with charge generation layer respectively; B1: blue OLED+LRF+YAG:Ce ; B2: Microcavity blue OLED+YAG:Ce; and B3: Microcavity blue OLED+LRF+YAG:Ce. As illustrated by the curve associated with B1 (eg conventional phosphor-OLED combined with a light-recycling filter (LRF)), no improvement in luminous efficiency was observed. Those skilled in the art will appreciate that the reduced effect of conventional OLED's blue transmission reflected by the LRF can cancel the increased forward emission recycled by the LRF's yellow reflection. As illustrated by the curve associated with B2 (eg, OLED combined with a modest microcavity), luminous efficiency is improved. Those skilled in the art will understand that the improved efficiency may be due at least in part to the enhanced intensity and nar...
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