High Mobility and Luminescent Efficiency in Organic Single‐Crystal Light‐Emitting Transistors

By S. Z. Bisri, T. Takenobu, Yohei Yomogida, H. Shimotani, T. Yamao, S. Hotta, Y. Iwasa. 2009

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A high‐performance ambipolar light‐emitting transistor (LET) that has high hole and electron mobilities and excellent luminescence characteristics is described. By using this device, a conspicuous light‐confined edge emission and current‐density‐dependent spectral evolution are observed. These findings will result in broader utilization of device potential and they provide a promising route for realizing electrically driven organic lasers.

Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Chemistry

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• Organic photonics for communications (2010, background): “Many hope that organic LETs hold the key to achieving electrically pumped organic laser”
• Recent advances in solid-state organic lasers (2011, background): “Single crystals are however being considered for light-emitting transistors[43], which may be of interest for organic lasers as discussed in section 4.”