Abstract

The general concepts, design criteria, and physical parameters, such as component placement and electroluminescence, that relate to the construction of OLED devices are described, followed by a discussion of the current literature detailing the use of branched and dendritic materials as the key electroluminescent elements of single- and multi-layered fabricated devices. Their configurations, efficiencies, emission intensities, and molecular structural implications are also delineated and discussed. This critical review should appeal to researchers in the synthetic, material, and physical sciences (122 references).

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ElectroluminescenceOLEDDiodeMaterials scienceNanotechnologyKey (lock)AppealComponent (thermodynamics)OptoelectronicsLight-emitting diodeMacromoleculeComputer scienceChemistryPhysics

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Year
2008
Type
review
Volume
37
Issue
11
Pages
2543-2543
Citations
215
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Seok‐Ho Hwang, Charles N. Moorefield, George R. Newkome (2008). Dendritic macromolecules for organic light-emitting diodes. Chemical Society Reviews , 37 (11) , 2543-2543. https://doi.org/10.1039/b803932c

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10.1039/b803932c