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Application of Bässler′s Energy and Position Disorder Model and Hoping Model in Hole Transport Material

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The Bässler’s energy and position disorder model is used to study the relationship between molecular structure of hole-transport materials and performance of the photoreceptor. The result shows that dipolar moments of hole-transport materials (HTM) are inverse proportion to the half decay exposures (E1/2) of the Organic photoreceptors (OPC) which closely related with the hole-mobility of hole-transport layer. In this article Marcus hopping theory and DFT method are also used to calculate the hole-mobility of four hole-transport materials (HTM). The compare of the half decay exposures of OPCs used these material as hole-transport layer and hole mobility, dipolar moments of these molecules show that the E1/2 increases with decrease of hole mobility and dipolar moment.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 161)

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134-139

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.161.134

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March 2012

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Ya Kun Song, Jing You, Shi Rong Wang, Xiang Gao Li

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Hole Mobility, Hole-Transport Material, Quantum Chemistry Calculation

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