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Intro: Organic Hybrid LEDs
What is an organic hybrid LED and why is it appealling?
Organic Hybrid LED Uniting the advantages
of LEDs and OLEDs
• Potentially bio-sourced
Organic dye Light down-conversion • Good light quality
• Aesthetics
• High efficiency
Electricity to light conversion
• Inexpensive
405 nm
Inorganic LED 2
Cost of commercial fluorescent dyes
High-performance organic dyes are relatively expensive compared to LED chips.
Fluorescent emitter Phosphorescent emitter TADF emitter
Challenges:
• Relatively long syntheses
• Requiring noble metals (e.g., Ir, Pd, Pt.)
• Using organolithium and Grignard reagents Air-sensitive
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Prices adopted from Sigma Aldrich or TCI TADF: thermally activated delayed fluorescence
Low cost by green and streamlined syntheses
Dye-polymer solution
Organic dye powder
Dissolve and blend with
a common polymer
PLQY: 95%
Inorganic phosphor
Photoluminescence
1.0 Ra = 90; R9 = 71
Rf = 92; Rg = 104
Normalized Intensity
0.6
0.4
0.2
Ra = 97; R9 = 95
0.0 Rf = 89; Rg = 101
400 500 600 700 800
Wavelength (nm)
High CRI LED
CRI: Color Rendering Index
CFI: Color Fidelity Index
Huang et al., 2021, submitted. 6
Aesthetics
Solution processed waveguides
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Acknowledgements
Contact info:
yunpingh@uw.edu
luscombe@uw.edu
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