A high color rendering index (CRI) is crucial for organic light-emitting diode (OLED) which can be applied in high-quality lighting sources. We have developed three types of white OLEDs with two-, three- and four-peak electroluminescence spectra. For two-peak OLED, a luminance efficiency of 34.59 cd A−1 at 100 cd m−2 with a CRI of 45 is obtained. For three-peak OLED, CRI above 85 and a maximum luminance efficiency of 27.29 cd A−1 are realized. Four-peak OLED yields color-temperature tunable white emission in the luminance range of 100 cd m−2 to 5000 cd m−2, a sunlight-like spectrum with a CRI of 89 at 5000 cd m−2. The wide color-temperature span of the four-peak OLED could meet the requirements for lighting in dwellings.
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