Wednesday, June 24, 2015 10:04:38 AM
Researchers from Korea's Ulsan Institute of Technology announced that they have developed a new technique that can improve the efficiency of Iridium-doped phosphorescent emitters by more than 30 times.
The team explained that this dramatic increase in efficiency was achieved by a new method to synthesize molecules - which resulted in "stronger" molecules. More precisely, the researchers created an emitter molecule in which the two carborane units were thethered by an alkylene linker.
This is a very exciting announcement - if this technology is to be commercialized it could really push forward OLEDs and improve OLED display and lighting efficiency many times over.
http://www.oled-info.com/researchers-claim-new-method-can-increase-oled-efficiency-3000
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