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This project aims to develop high-performance red organic thermally activated delayed fluorescence emitters for organic light-emitting diodes. The goal is to enhance efficiency and reduce production costs while making the devices more environmentally friendly.
Adachis pioneering report in 2012 describing TADF emitters based on CDCBs resulted in a paradigm shift in emitter design within the OLED community.
Within just five years, highly efficient blue and green purely organic TADF OLEDs have been developed, achieving maximum EQEs exceeding 30%.
This means that performance wise, organic TADF emitters have already surpassed the performance of state-of-the-art phosphorescent molecules.
However, to date only a handful of red organic TADF emitters exist, wi…
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