作者: Yingbing Chen , Weiyao Jia , Jie Xiang , De Yuan , Qiusong Chen
DOI: 10.1016/J.ORGEL.2016.10.006
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摘要: Abstract Although it is known that triplet excitons can be quenched via triplet-charge interaction (TQI), still unclear how this process occurs in rubrene-based devices. We found magneto-conductance (MC) used to probe the detailed mechanism of TQI organic light-emitting diodes and observed coexistence negative positive MC responses high-field region when holes electrons were dominant charged species at different interfaces adjoining rubrene layer, respectively. Further analysis suggests response was originated from dissociation by holes, while due electron scattering excitons. The devices examined under injection currents temperatures confirm our hypothesis. This work gives significant insight into mechanisms semiconductors, which will allow for design new improved