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February 8, 2026Advanced Materials8 citations

A Novel Design Strategy for Benzo b Thiophene Substituted Multiple Resonance Type Blue Fluorescent Dopant With Maximized Efficiency and Super‐Narrow FWHM

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DLDayeon LeeJMJangho MoonSKS. T. Kim

Key Points

  • This work aims to develop a new blue fluorescent emitter that maximizes efficiency and minimizes FWHM for OLED applications.
  • Developed a novel double boron-based multi-resonance fluorescent emitter called v-DABNA-BT.
  • Incorporated a benzo[b]thiophene unit into the v-DABNA core.
  • Measured photoluminescence and external quantum efficiency in developed OLEDs.
  • v-DABNA-BT showed deep blue emission at 466 nm with a narrow FWHM of 13.9 nm.
  • Achieved a high external quantum efficiency of 10.8%.
  • v-DABNA-BT-based OLEDs reached a maximum efficiency of 28.7% and FWHM of 18.2 nm.

Abstract

ABSTRACT Conventional blue fluorescent emitters suffer from low efficiency and broad full width at half maximum (FWHM), limiting their application in next‐generation organic light‐emitting diodes (OLEDs). In this work, we report a novel double boron‐based multi‐resonance‐type blue fluorescent emitter, v ‐DABNA‐BT by incorporating a benzo b thiophene unit into the v ‐DABNA core to address the efficiency and color purity issues of the blue OLEDs. The v ‐DABNA‐BT exhibited deep blue emission with a photoluminescence peak at 466 nm and an exceptionally narrow FWHM of 13.9 nm. As a pure blue fluorescent emitter, it delivered a high external quantum efficiency of 10.8%, FWHM of 15.6 nm, and color coordinate of (0.115, 0.138). In addition, the v ‐DABNA‐BT‐based hyperfluorescent (HF) OLEDs achieved a maximum external quantum efficiency of 28.7% with a FWHM of 18.2 nm, one of the best performances reported among HF systems employing pure fluorescent terminal emitters. This result underscores the potential of benzo b thiophene‐modified boron‐based MR‐type fluorescent emitters as promising candidates for high‐efficiency, high‐color‐purity OLED applications.

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Lee et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/698828850fc35cd7a8848104https://doi.org/10.1002/adma.202521668
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