A quenching layer with tuned triplet energy levels regulates exciton transfer in OLEDs to improve efficiency and extend lifespan.
Green quantum dots with limited conversion efficiency improve light extraction and luminance in wavelength-converting display layers.
Specific carbazole, dibenzofuran, and dibenzothiophene host structures help OLED emission layers combine low driving voltage, high efficiency, and longer life.
Quantum dot ink can dissolve or delaminate pixel banks; a functionalized polymer composition preserves bank integrity and optical quality.
Phase segregation and refractive-index mismatch can scatter LED light; a Mn4+-doped shell helps stabilize coated red phosphors.
A semiconductor shell above 2.7 eV transmits excitation light and passivates defects to increase chalcogenide perovskite emission.
A dye-and-hollow-particle light adjustment layer helps counter blue-light luminance decay and color cast at wide viewing angles.