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New -MTDATA skeleton-based hole transporting materials for multi-resonant TADF OLEDs
Six new hole transporting materials based on the commercially available m -MTDATA core were synthesized by introducing different electron donating groups, such as methoxy, ethoxy and dimethylamino groups. To achieve the target compounds simple two-step synthesis was used by employing the Buchwald-Ha...
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description | Six new hole transporting materials based on the commercially available
m
-MTDATA core were synthesized by introducing different electron donating groups, such as methoxy, ethoxy and dimethylamino groups. To achieve the target compounds simple two-step synthesis was used by employing the Buchwald-Hartwig reaction. New derivatives were investigated experimentally and their thermal, optical, photoelectrical, and charge transporting properties were compared with the respective results of their commercial counterpart (
m
-MTDATA). In solid-state and DCM solutions, target compounds and commercial
m
-MTDATA showed comparable ionization potential values. The compound with methoxy groups at the
meta
position showed a hole mobility of 1.06 × 10
−3
cm
2
V
−1
s
−1
at an electric field of 4.62 × 10
5
V cm
−1
. These values exceed those reported for
m
-MTDATA. The synthesized derivatives were employed for the preparation of hole transporting layers in multi-resonant TADF OLEDs. Excellent colour purity and high maximum external quantum efficiency reaching 13.8% were achieved for OLEDs employing the synthesized hole-transporting material and the deep-blue MR-TADF emitter
t
-DABNA.
Investigation of the impact of different types of electron donating groups on the thermal, electrochemical, charge transporting, and optoelectrical properties of new hole transporting
m
-MTDATA skeleton-based materials. |
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m
-MTDATA core were synthesized by introducing different electron donating groups, such as methoxy, ethoxy and dimethylamino groups. To achieve the target compounds simple two-step synthesis was used by employing the Buchwald-Hartwig reaction. New derivatives were investigated experimentally and their thermal, optical, photoelectrical, and charge transporting properties were compared with the respective results of their commercial counterpart (
m
-MTDATA). In solid-state and DCM solutions, target compounds and commercial
m
-MTDATA showed comparable ionization potential values. The compound with methoxy groups at the
meta
position showed a hole mobility of 1.06 × 10
−3
cm
2
V
−1
s
−1
at an electric field of 4.62 × 10
5
V cm
−1
. These values exceed those reported for
m
-MTDATA. The synthesized derivatives were employed for the preparation of hole transporting layers in multi-resonant TADF OLEDs. Excellent colour purity and high maximum external quantum efficiency reaching 13.8% were achieved for OLEDs employing the synthesized hole-transporting material and the deep-blue MR-TADF emitter
t
-DABNA.
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m
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m
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m
-MTDATA). In solid-state and DCM solutions, target compounds and commercial
m
-MTDATA showed comparable ionization potential values. The compound with methoxy groups at the
meta
position showed a hole mobility of 1.06 × 10
−3
cm
2
V
−1
s
−1
at an electric field of 4.62 × 10
5
V cm
−1
. These values exceed those reported for
m
-MTDATA. The synthesized derivatives were employed for the preparation of hole transporting layers in multi-resonant TADF OLEDs. Excellent colour purity and high maximum external quantum efficiency reaching 13.8% were achieved for OLEDs employing the synthesized hole-transporting material and the deep-blue MR-TADF emitter
t
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m
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m
-MTDATA). In solid-state and DCM solutions, target compounds and commercial
m
-MTDATA showed comparable ionization potential values. The compound with methoxy groups at the
meta
position showed a hole mobility of 1.06 × 10
−3
cm
2
V
−1
s
−1
at an electric field of 4.62 × 10
5
V cm
−1
. These values exceed those reported for
m
-MTDATA. The synthesized derivatives were employed for the preparation of hole transporting layers in multi-resonant TADF OLEDs. Excellent colour purity and high maximum external quantum efficiency reaching 13.8% were achieved for OLEDs employing the synthesized hole-transporting material and the deep-blue MR-TADF emitter
t
-DABNA.
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m
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