Organic–inorganic hybrid electroluminescence device fabricated by conjugated polymer and ZnS:Mn

An organic–inorganic hybrid device was fabricated. The architecture of the hybrid device consisted of two layers sandwiched between two injecting electrodes, one of which was a conjugated polymer layer and the other was an inorganic material layer. Emission from both the organic and inorganic layers was observed, but the mechanisms of luminescence for the layers were different. Our primary results suggest the possibility of integrating different types of luminescence into one device structure.