Journal of Applied Physics · 1993 · 151 citations · 23 references
Natural SciencesChemistryMaterials ScienceOptical MaterialsPolymer ChemistryPolymer MaterialsConducting PolymersConductive PolymersLuminescent MaterialsOptical PolymersOrganic SemiconductorsPolymer Thin FilmsConjugationElectroluminescenceLuminescent PolymersOrganic Light-emitting MaterialsPolymer PhotonicsRadiative Decay Rate
Electroluminescence (EL) in the blue region of the spectrum with a maximum at 465 nm was observed from polymer films sandwiched between indium-tin-oxide and Al electrodes. The specially designed soluble multiblock copolymers used consisted of chromophoric units that have uniform conjugation length and are spaced with polymethylene units of various lengths. EL originates from the radiative decay of the chromophore singlet excitation created as a result of the recombination of injected charge carriers.
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