Tin oxide as a transparent electrode material for light-emitting diodes fabricated with poly (p-phenylene vinylene)
I A Hümmelgen Y P Yadava L S Roman A C Arias M R Fernandes F C Nart
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We have fabricated light emitting diodes (LED) with poly (p-phenylene vinylene) (PPV) as the emissive layer and tin oxide (TO) as the transparent conducting positive electrode and aluminium as the negative electrode. The fabrication conditions are optimized for visible light emission in these TO/PPV/Al LEDs. The threshold voltage for substantial charge injection for visible light emission in these LEDs lies below 10V. The device fabrication and electrical characterization of TO/PPV/Al LEDs are discussed in this communication.
I A Hümmelgen1 Y P Yadava1 L S Roman1 A C Arias1 M R Fernandes1 2 F C Nart1
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