We report Al/MoO 3 thin film used as a complex anode in high-performance OLEDs. The unique efficacy of the device was found to result from the enhanced injection of holes into the commonly used hole-transporting molecules due to a large reduction in the interface dipole at the anode/organic interface. The superior optical characteristics are attributed to a strong cavity effect, Due to the ease of processing Al/MoO 3 we successfully demonstrated large-area flexible OLEDs on plastic substrates with uniform emission.
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