Modified Charge Injection in Green InP Quantum Dot Light-Emitting Diodes Utilizing a Plasma-Enhanced NiO Buffer Layer
Lishuang Wang,
Zhen Fan,
Danyang Liu
et al.
Abstract:With the growing concern for green and environmentally friendly quantum dots (QDs), the investigation of lowtoxicity heavy-metal-free light-emitting materials and devices has become a research hotspot. Due to their high quantum yield, tunable emission, and environmentally friendly properties, the lowtoxicity III−V InP quantum dot light-emitting devices (QLEDs) have great application potential in next-generation full-color displays and lighting. In this work, charge injection in highperformance green InP QLEDs … Show more
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