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The research aims to develop a dynamic pendulum strategy to enhance the efficiency of blue narrowband electroluminescent (EL) emitters.

May 20, 2026Chemical Science0 citationsOpen Access

Dynamic pendulum strategy enables both anti-quenching and fast spin flipping for efficient blue multiple-resonance thermally activated delayed fluorescence emitters

XGXiangqin GanMinistry of Education BCBitian ChenMinistry of Education JLJia-Qi LiSoochow University

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The research aims to develop a dynamic pendulum strategy to enhance the efficiency of blue narrowband electroluminescent (EL) emitters.
Proposed a dynamic pendulum strategy inspired by a swinging clock for emitter enhancement
Evaluated the effects on anti-quenching and spin flipping mechanisms
Achieved assessments at over 20 wt% high doping concentration
Achieved an external quantum efficiency (EQE) benchmark of 30.4%
Demonstrated significant reduction in quenching effects under high doping conditions
Facilitated rapid spin flipping, contributing to improved emitter performance

Abstract

Inspired by the swinging clock, a dynamic pendulum strategy is proposed to achieve anti-quenching and fast spin flipping for efficient blue narrowband EL, delivering a new EQE benchmark of 30.4% at over 20 wt% high doping concentration.

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