High-Efficiency Area-Emissive White Organic Light-Emitting Transistor for Full-Color Display.
basic_science · Level V
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Abstract
The construction of high-performance white organic light-emitting transistor (OLET) with uniform area emission is crucial for smart display technologies but remains greatly challenging. Herein, high-efficiency uniform area-emissive OLETs based on a unique lateral-integrated device configuration which incorporates efficient energy transfer of phosphorescent and fluorescent guests, enabling color-tunable and white emission, are demonstrated. Through precisely regulating the energy transfer between host and guests, high external quantum efficiency of 13.9% for white-emission OLETs is achieved due to the improved high exciton utilization and light outcoupling efficiency which is the highest value reported so far for OLETs and prevents exciton-charge annihilation and electrode photon losses. Moreover, good loop stability is also achieved, along with effective gate tunability and ultralow driving voltage of below 5 V. Finally, a 4 × 6 white-emission OLET array for full-color display is demonstrated for the first time, suggesting its great potential applications for advanced display technologies.