Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 16, 2024
Abstract
High‐efficiency
multi‐resonance
thermally
activated
delayed
fluorescence
(MR‐TADF)
emitters
with
narrowband
emission
show
great
potential
for
organic
light‐emitting
diodes
(OLEDs).
However,
their
inherent
planar
rigid
structures
often
lead
to
intractable
challenges
of
spectral
broadening,
self‐quenching,
and
low
device
efficiency
at
high
dopant
concentrations.
Herein,
two
steric
isomers,
BN‐1TPh
BN‐2TPh,
are
designed
by
incorporating
bulky
shielding
unit
(1,3,5‐triphenylbenzene)
the
para‐
position
B
atom
in
MR
skeleton
hinder
intermolecular
interactions.
They
both
enhanced
photoluminescence
quantum
yields
(PLQYs)
as
compared
model
compound
BCzBN.
The
corresponding
OLEDs
based
on
BN‐2TPh
display
maximum
external
(EQE
max
)
values
up
30.8%
30.4%
narrow
full
width
half
(FWHM)
bands
27
28
nm,
respectively.
It
is
worth
noting
that
even
doping
ratio
20%,
EQEs
still
maintained
24.8%
25.7%
almost
unchanged
spectra.
These
results
segregating
MR‐TADF
spatial
structure
can
weaken
interaction,
which
one
effective
ways
resist
aggregation‐caused
quenching
effect
achieve
high‐efficiency
concentration‐indispensible
OLEDs.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
34(49)
Published: Aug. 8, 2024
Abstract
Multi‐resonance
thermally
activated
delayed
fluorescence
(MR‐TADF)
materials
are
of
vital
importance
for
ultra‐high‐definition
displays.
However,
developing
molecular
design
tactics
blue
MR‐TADF
emitters
that
simultaneously
achieve
good
TADF
properties,
narrowband
emission,
and
ideal
orientation
remains
challenging.
Here,
an
effective
approach
to
enhance
the
electroluminescent
(EL)
performance
emitter
by
enlarging
planar
through
a
peripheral
decoration
strategy
is
presented.
The
resulting
proof‐of‐concept
emitter,
3QCzBN,
not
only
exhibits
emission
with
narrow
full‐width
at
half
maximum
(FWHM)
22
nm,
but
also
remarkable
photoluminescent
quantum
yield
(PLQY)
98%.
Together
accelerated
reverse
intersystem
crossing
(RISC)
processes
nearly
perfect
horizontal
ratios
emitting
dipole
(Θ
//
)
98%
compared
its
parent
MR
molecule,
organic
light‐emitting
diodes
(OLEDs)
based
on
3QCzBN
demonstrate
color
purity
outstanding
external
efficiency
(EQE
max
34.8%
low
roll‐off.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
63(38)
Published: July 6, 2024
Herein,
we
propose
a
regional
functionalization
molecular
design
strategy
that
enables
independent
control
of
distinct
pivotal
parameters
through
different
molecule
segments.
Three
novel
multiple
resonances
thermally
activated
delayed
fluorescence
(MR-TADF)
emitters
A-BN,
DA-BN,
and
A-DBN,
have
been
successfully
synthesized
by
integrating
highly
rigid
three-dimensional
adamantane-containing
spirofluorene
units
into
the
MR
framework.
These
molecules
form
two
distinctive
functional
parts:
part
1
comprises
boron-nitrogen
(BN)-MR
framework
with
adjacent
benzene
fluorene
forming
central
luminescent
core
characterized
an
exceptionally
planar
geometry,
allowing
for
narrow
FWHM
values;
2
includes
peripheral
mesitylene,
benzene,
adamantyl
groups,
creating
unique
"umbrella-like"
conformation
to
mitigate
intermolecular
interactions
suppress
exciton
annihilation.
The
resulting
A-DBN
exhibit
remarkably
values
ranging
from
18
14
nm
near-unity
photoluminescence
quantum
yields.
Particularly,
OLEDs
based
on
DA-BN
demonstrate
outstanding
efficiencies
35.0
%
34.3
%,
as
low
22
25
nm,
respectively,
effectively
accomplishing
integration
high
color
purity
device
performance.
Journal of Semiconductors,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
45(8), P. 082402 - 082402
Published: Aug. 1, 2024
Abstract
Boron−nitrogen
doped
multiple
resonance
(BN-MR)
emitters,
characterized
by
B−N
covalent
bonds,
offer
distinctive
advantages
as
pivotal
building
blocks
for
facile
access
to
novel
MR
emitters
featuring
narrowband
spectra
and
high
efficiency.
However,
there
remains
a
scarcity
of
exploration
concerning
synthetic
methods
structural
derivations
expand
the
library
BN-MR
emitters.
Herein,
we
present
synthesis
emitter,
t
Cz[B−N]N,
through
one-pot
borylation
reaction
directed
amine
group,
achieving
an
impressive
yield
94%.
The
emitter
is
decorated
incorporating
two
3,6-di-t-butylcarbazole
(
Cz)
units
into
bond
parent
molecule
via
para
-C−π−D
-N−π−D
conjugations.
This
peripheral
decoration
strategy
enhances
reverse
intersystem
crossing
process
shifts
emission
band
towards
pure
green
region,
peaking
at
526
nm
with
full-width
half
maximum
(FWHM)
41
nm.
Consequently,
organic
light
emitting
diodes
(OLEDs)
employing
this
achieved
external
quantum
efficiency
(EQE
max
)
value
27.7%,
minimal
roll-off.
Even
practical
luminance
1000
cd∙m
−2
,
device
maintains
EQE
24.6%.
Bulletin of the Korean Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 16, 2025
Abstract
Developing
multi‐resonance
(MR)
effect‐induced
thermally
activated
delayed
fluorescence
(TADF)
emitters
that
exhibit
excellent
photophysical
properties
and
a
sterically
shielded
structure
is
crucial
for
achieving
high‐efficiency
stable
organic
light‐emitting
diodes
(OLEDs).
Herein,
we
propose
new
synthetic
approach
to
asymmetric
bulky
MR‐TADF
based
on
B,N
core.
Three
Tp‐fused
MR
(
1
–
3
)
are
produced
by
attaching
rigid
triptycene
(Tp)
moiety
one
side
of
the
core
introducing
different
N
‐containing
functional
groups
other
side.
All
high
photoluminescence
quantum
yield,
narrow
full
width
at
half
maximum,
TADF
with
reasonable
reverse
intersystem
crossing
rates
(~10
4
s
−1
in
matrix.
Notably,
emission
color
ranges
from
deep
blue
sky
blue,
depending
groups.
Electrochemical
theoretical
studies
further
demonstrate
frontier
molecular
orbitals
distributed
over
formed
two
moieties,
resulting
energy
levels
vary
accordingly.
The
findings
this
study
will
be
useful
design
various
color‐tunable
yet
emitters.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 23, 2025
Abstract
Herein,
a
parallel
“bifunctional
group”
modulation
method
is
proposed
to
achieve
controlled
of
the
emission
wavelength
and
full‐width
at
half‐maximum
(FWHM)
values.
As
result,
three
proof‐of‐concept
emitters,
namely
DBNDS‐TPh,
DBNDS‐DFPh,
DBNDS‐CNPh,
are
designed
synthesized,
with
first
functional
dibenzo[
b,d
]thiophene
unit
concurrently
reducing
bandgap
elevate
their
triplet
state
energy.
A
second
group
1
,
′:
3
′,
″‐
triphenyl
electron
acceptors
1,3‐difluorobenzene
benzonitrile
respectively,
deepen
HOMO
LUMO
levels.
Accordingly,
CIE
coordinates
DBNDS‐CNPh
(0.13,
0.77),
(0.14,
0.76)
in
dilute
toluene
solution.
This
marks
instance
achieving
y
value
0.77
solutions.
Significantly,
non‐sensitized
pure‐green
OLEDs
based
on
DBNDS‐TPh
DBNDS‐DFPh
demonstrate
peak
EQE
35.0%
34.5%,
corresponding
(0.18,
0.75),
(0.17,
doping
concentration
wt.%,
representing
green
OLED
reaching
0.76
bottom‐emitting
device
structure
as
reported
literature.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 26, 2025
Cycloarenes
and
heterocycloarenes,
characterized
by
fused
macrocyclic
π-conjugated
structures,
hold
significant
promise
in
synthetic
chemistry
materials
science.
However,
their
further
development
remains
constrained
formidable
challenges,
particularly
for
those
with
contracted
cavities.
Inspired
advances
the
synthesis
of
organoboron-based
multiresonance
thermally
activated
delayed
fluorescence
(TADF)
emitters,
we
herein
report
convenient
access
detailed
characterization
a
1,4-azaborine-embedded
cycloarene
that
features
smallest
cavity
among
known
(hetero)cycloarenes.
The
induces
bowl-shaped
molecular
geometry,
as
confirmed
crystallographic
analysis,
while
also
triggering
through-space
conjugation
delocalized
π-electrons
at
site.
Comparative
studies
between
this
compound
its
helical
analogue
reveal
substantial
topological
impact
on
photophysical
properties,
including
bathochromic-shifted
broadened
emission
band,
prolonged
radiative
decay
process,
more
efficient
triplet-to-singlet
spin-flip.
Capitalizing
TADF
remarkably
high
quantum
yield,
successfully
fabricated
first
(hetero)cycloarene-based
organic
light-emitting
diodes,
achieving
over
30%
external
efficiency
minimal
roll-off.
These
findings
offer
new
insights
into
design
topologically
distinct
compounds
unique
properties.
Small,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 10, 2025
Synthetic
methodology
is
a
fundamental
framework
for
preparing
functional
materials,
significantly
advancing
their
development.
Herein,
novel
6π
electrocyclization
reaction
unexpectedly
discovered
that
promotes
further
ring
closure
in
materials
derived
from
multi-resonance
thermally
activated
delayed
fluorescence
(MR-TADF)
compounds,
known
narrow
emission.
By
simply
raising
the
temperature,
this
process
red-shifts
emission
peak
of
target
material
while
effectively
narrowing
its
emissive
width
and
greatly
enhancing
optoelectronic
performance.
Utilizing
method,
newly
synthesized
MR-TADF
substrate
GCz-4B2
successfully
converted
into
compound
GCz-4B1.
Compared
to
GCz-4B2,
GCz-4B1
exhibited
redshift
26
nm
concurrently
achieving
significant
reduction
full
at
half-maximum
(FWHM)
value
corresponding
shoulder
intensity.
Notably,
photoluminescence
quantum
yield
(PLQY)
reached
95.1%,
compared
only
85.6%
GCz-4B2.
This
enhancement
can
be
attributed
increased
rigidity
reaction,
which
reduced
unfavorable
vibrational
relaxation
processes
improved
PLQY
values.
Furthermore,
OLEDs
based
on
attained
maximum
external
efficiency
(EQEmax)
28.0%,
with
small
FWHM
19.4
nm,
surpassing
devices
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 9, 2025
Fluorescence
emitters
with
a
multiple-resonant
(MR)
effect
have
become
research
hotspot.
These
MR
mainly
consist
of
polycyclic
aromatic
hydrocarbons
boron/nitrogen,
nitrogen/carbonyl,
and
indolocarbazole
frameworks.
The
staggered
arrangement
the
highest
occupied
molecular
orbital
lowest
unoccupied
facilitates
MR,
resulting
in
smaller
internal
reorganization
energy
narrower
emission
bandwidth.
Optimal
charge
separation
suppresses
gap
between
singlet
triplet
excited
states,
favoring
thermally
activated
delayed
fluorescence
(TADF).
MR-TADF
materials,
due
to
color
purity
high
efficiency,
are
excellent
candidates
for
organic
light-emitting
diodes.
Nevertheless,
significant
challenges
remain;
particular,
limitation
imposed
by
alternated
core
configuration
hinders
their
diversity
versatility.
Most
existing
materials
concentrated
blue-green
range,
only
few
red
near-infrared
spectra.
This
review
provides
timely
comprehensive
screening
from
pioneering
work
present.
Our
goal
is
gain
understandings
structure-performance
relationship
both
basic
advanced
perspectives.
Special
emphasis
placed
on
exploring
correlations
chemical
structure,
photophysical
properties
electroluminescent
performance
depth
breadth
an
aim
promote
future
development
emitters.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 8, 2024
Abstract
Developing
highly
efficient
pure‐blue
organic
light‐emitting
diodes
(OLEDs)
that
meet
the
stringent
BT.2020
standard
by
using
multi‐resonance
thermally
activated
delayed
fluorescence
(MR‐TADF)
materials
has
long
been
a
formidable
challenge.
In
this
study,
strategy
is
demonstrated
for
high‐performance
blue
MR‐TADF
emitters
gradually
decorating
MR
framework
with
alkyl
groups,
and
subsequently
introducing
diarylamino
group
at
para
‐position
of
boron
atom.
The
proof‐of‐concept
molecule,
IPrBN‐mCP,
exhibits
narrowband
deep‐blue
emission
peaking
452
nm,
very
narrow
full‐width
half
maximum
(FWHM)
19
nm
in
solution,
remarkably
high
photoluminescence
quantum
yield
(PLQY)
approaching
unity
doped
films.
As
result,
OLEDs
based
on
IPrBN‐mCP
achieve
not
only
external
efficiency
(EQE
max
)
33.4%
but
also
ultrapure
Commission
Internationale
de
L'Eclairage
(CIE)
y
value
0.046,
fully
satisfying
standard.
This
represents
first
OLED
example
meeting
rigorous
color
requirements
while
simultaneously
achieving
an
EQE
exceeding
30%.