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Introduction to Organic Light-Emitting Devices,ion to tune their properties by chemical means. The first organic electroluminescence (EL) cells were fabricated and studied in an ac mode in 1953 by Bernanose ..,. and in a dc mode in 1963 by Pope and coworkers.. Soon after ac EL was also achieved using an emissive polymer.. The observation of brig

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Molecular LED: Design Concept of Molecular Materials for High-Performance OLED,reat success of OLED devices has also introduced a brand new organic semiconductor. Now, we are in the process of designing the physical and chemical makeup of this new type of organic semiconductor. In this chapter, first we will briefly describe the OLED development from the 1960s to the 1980s. Se

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On the Origin of Double Light Spikes from Polymer Light-Emitting Devices,s by Burroughs et al. brought significant improvements in their characteristics. Currently the organic EL is seen as a candidate for a new generation of fullcolor displays and lighting applications. Major efforts have been concentrated on improving device efficiency, color gamut, lifetime and patter

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