Charge transport in conjugated dendrimers for light-emitting diodes

JM Lupton; Ifor David William Samuel; R Beavington; PL Burn; H Bassler

Charge transport in conjugated dendrimers for light-emitting diodes

JM Lupton, Ifor David William Samuel, R Beavington, PL Burn, H Bassler

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Abstract

We report a study on a novel family of conjugated dendrimers suitable for organic electroluminescence applications. By increasing the branching of the dendrimer, the separation between adjacent cores in dendrimer films is increased, which in turn results in a slowing of charge transport. We investigate this using the time of flight technique and observe non-Gaussian transport in thin films of dendrimers.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1703
Number of pages	1703
Journal	Synthetic Metals
Volume	121
Publication status	Published - 15 Mar 2001

Keywords

organic light-emitting diodes
dendrimers
time of flight
charge transport
hopping mobility

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Charge transport in conjugated dendrimers for light-emitting diodes

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