Effect of dye doping on the charge carrier balance in PPV light emitting diodes as measured by admittance spectroscopy
I. N. Hulea, R. F. J. van der Scheer, H. B. Brom, Bea M. W. Langeveld-Voss, A. van Dijken, K. Brunner
Abstract
Dye doping is a promising way to increase the spectral purity of polymer light-emitting diodes (LEDs). Here we analyze the frequency and field dependence of the complex admittance of Al-Ba-PPV-PEDOT-ITO LEDs with and without dye. We compare the charge carrier mobilities of pristine and dye-doped double-carrier and hole-only (Au replacing Al-Ba) devices. Dye doping is shown to significantly influence the electron mobilities while the hole mobilities are left unchanged and thereby changing the carrier balance in a double carrier device towards that of a hole only device. The minimum in the LED capacitance as function of voltage appears to be an excellent probe for the electron trapping phenomenon underlying the reduction of the mobility.
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