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Ultrathin self‐assembled layers at the ITO interface to control charge injection and electroluminescence efficiency in polymer light‐emitting diodes

Ho et al., 1998

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7899624521976406722
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Ho P
Granström M
Friend R
Greenham N
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Modification of polymer LED operating characteristics has been achieved by interposing a conducting, semiconducting, or insulating polymer layer at the interface between the indium tin oxide (ITO) electrode and the emissive polymer. The Figure shows schematically a …
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