Effect of Measurement Temperature on Electroluminescence Properties of PET Films

Jia Qi Lin; Ming Hui Xia; Jun Hui Shi; Jing Leng; Qing Guo Chi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.694.657

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Effect of Measurement Temperature on Electroluminescence Properties of PET Films

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The Electroluminescence (EL) intensity and the spectrum of the of the PET films under different temperatures (77K, 296K, 353K) is tested, it is found that the pre-breakdown field under the low normal and high temperature of PET films is about 3.0MV/cm, 3.2MV/cm, 3.4MV/cm, respectively, and the formation of hot electron is not the main reason that cause aging and breakdown of PET films.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 694)

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Jia Qi Lin, Ming Hui Xia, Jun Hui Shi, Jing Leng, Qing Guo Chi

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Electroluminescence, Hot Electron, PET, Temperature

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