Three new emitting compounds of 5P-VCB, 5P-VAn and 5P-VPy for OLED based on hexaphenylbenzene moiety were synthesized. Physical properties by the change of the substitution groups of the synthesized materials were systematically examined. Photoluminescence spectrum of the synthesized materials showed maximum emitting wavelengths of about 420∼487 nm in solution state and 452∼488 nm in film state, indicating blue emission color. OLED devices were fabricated by the synthesized compounds using vacuum deposition process as an emitting layer. Current efficiencies and CIE values of 5P-VCB, 5P-VAn and 5P-VPy were 1. 76, 0.38 and 7.91 cd/A and (0.15, 0.07), (0.20, 0.31) and (0.20, 0.36), respectively.
Recently, interest of polymer light-emitting diode (PLED) fabricated from conjugated polymer has augmented because PLED has advantage property that is well-suited to flexible lighting and solution processed device. In this presentation, we suggest a new polymer host based on phenanthrene, poly(9-(3-Vinyl-phenyl)-phenanthrene) (PVPP). It can be easily synthesized through simple synthetic methods which are Suzuki and Wittig reactions. PVPP film can be obtained from spin coating with solution used by common solvent. It exhibited PL maximum value of 381 nm and broad PL spectrum. Energy transfer smoothly occurred when the three dopants for green, red and yellow were used in PVPP.
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