Electrical characteristics of Organic Light Emitting Diode “OLED” finite difference modeling
In this paper, a finite difference modeling of single layer organic light emitting diode “OLED” based on MEH-PPV [Poly (2-Methoxy, 5-(2’-Ethyl-Hexoxy)-1, 4-Phenylene-Vinylene)] and DP-PPV [Poly (2, 3-DiPhenyl-Phenylene-Vinylene)] is presented through the simulation of the basic equations i.e. the time independent continuity equations, with a drift diffusion form for current density, coupled to Poisson’s equation. Thus, several parameters are extracted from this model ; J (V) characteristics for the two devices which are compared to the experimental results and the spatial distributions of the potential, the electric field and the carrier concentrations.
Mots-clés
- DP-PPV
- finite difference
- J(V) characteristics
- MEH-PPV
- OLED
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Science et Technologie
Journal of New technology and Materials
Volume 04
Numéro 01
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