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Improved Out-Coupling Emission of Organic Light-Emitting Diodes by Employing Ag-Thin-Film or Al₂O₃-Thin-Film Longitudinal Wave Guides

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We improved the current efficiencies of Organic Light-emitting diodes from 50 cd/A to 77.7 and 65.4 cd/A by employing Ag-thin-film and Al₂O₃-thin-film longitudinal wave guides with the same device structures, respectively, which was attributed to the recycle use of the internal mode because the reflection of the thin-film longitude wave guides. In addition, the introduction of these wave guides exported slight influence on the spectra which was resulted from mode selection by the micro-cavity consisting of ITO and organic layers.

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Proceedings of International Conference on Material Science and Engineering 2016

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 723)

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December 2016

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Yang Lin, Shi Qi Liu, Wei Ling Li, Guo Chen*, Bin Wei

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Organic Light-Emitting Diodes, Organic Materials, Out-Coupling Efficiency, Thin-Film Longitudinal Wave Guides

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