Organic Light-Emitting Diodes (OLEDs) 2013
DOI: 10.1533/9780857098948.2.173
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Highly efficient pin-type OLEDs

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“…Besides the efficient electron (hole) injection from the ZnO (poly-TPD) layer into the WS 2 active material because of the low energy barriers for electrons (holes), the concept relies on the additional electron and hole blocking function of poly-TPD and ZnO-QDs, respectively, to accumulate electrons and holes in the active layer and enforce radiative recombination. This concept design is compatible with OLED and QLED approaches, forming a p–i–n junction with the active layer embedded between electron and hole supporting layers. …”
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confidence: 92%
“…Besides the efficient electron (hole) injection from the ZnO (poly-TPD) layer into the WS 2 active material because of the low energy barriers for electrons (holes), the concept relies on the additional electron and hole blocking function of poly-TPD and ZnO-QDs, respectively, to accumulate electrons and holes in the active layer and enforce radiative recombination. This concept design is compatible with OLED and QLED approaches, forming a p–i–n junction with the active layer embedded between electron and hole supporting layers. …”
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confidence: 92%