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value, and excellent TADF property. Moreover, the 26- and 246tCzPPC dopants favor a horizontal alignment enhancing the light outcoupling of the device. In contrast, 35tCzPPC favors a perpendicular alignment reducing the light outcoupling efficiency of the device. The 246tCzPPC-based devices show external quantum efficiency as high as 29.6% because of excellent TADF property, very high photoluminescence quantum yield, and high Θ value in the thin films. The device performance is the best among the pyridine-carbonitrile-based TADF emitters.
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