Organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) are advantageous due to their flexibility; however, the use of traditional transparent anode ITO limits this flexibility. This study proposes using polybenzodifuranedione (PBFDO) as a flexible transparent anode. n-butanol was added to the PBFDO solution to reduce viscosity and freezing point. High-quality PBFDO films were obtained, and devices using a PBFDO anode and Super Yellow emitting layer showed excellent performance (2.6 V threshold voltage, 12.8 cd A−1 maximum luminous efficiency), comparable to ITO-based devices. Flexible devices on PEN substrates also achieved satisfactory performance (7.7 cd A−1).
Publisher
npj Flexible Electronics
Published On
Jun 24, 2024
Authors
Jin Xu, Ke Du, Feng Peng, Zhenzhong Sun, Zhiming Zhong, Weiji Feng, Lei Ying
Tags
OLEDs
flexible anode
polybenzodifuranedione
electrical performance
transparent conductive materials
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