• Advanced Photonics
  • Vol. 5, Issue 1, 016001 (2023)
Gyumin Jang1, Hyowon Han1, Sunihl Ma1, Junwoo Lee1..., Chan Uk Lee1, Wooyong Jeong1, Jaehyun Son1, Dongki Cho2,3, Ji-Hee Kim2,3, Cheolmin Park1 and Jooho Moon1,*|Show fewer author(s)
Author Affiliations
  • 1Yonsei University, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Seoul, Republic of Korea
  • 2Sungkyunkwan University, Department of Energy Science, Suwon, Republic of Korea
  • 3Institute for Basic Science, Center for Integrated Nanostructure Physics, Suwon, Republic of Korea
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    DOI: 10.1117/1.AP.5.1.016001 Cite this Article Set citation alerts
    Gyumin Jang, Hyowon Han, Sunihl Ma, Junwoo Lee, Chan Uk Lee, Wooyong Jeong, Jaehyun Son, Dongki Cho, Ji-Hee Kim, Cheolmin Park, Jooho Moon, "Rapid crystallization-driven high-efficiency phase-pure deep-blue Ruddlesden–Popper perovskite light-emitting diodes," Adv. Photon. 5, 016001 (2023) Copy Citation Text show less
    Top-view SEM images of (a) rapidly crystallized and (b) conventional hot-cast 2D perovskite films. XRD patterns of 2D-RPP films fabricated with (c) rapid crystallization and (d) conventional hot-casting methods on glass/ITO/PEDOT:PSS (the scale of the y axis was adjusted identically for both XRD spectra).
    Fig. 1. Top-view SEM images of (a) rapidly crystallized and (b) conventional hot-cast 2D perovskite films. XRD patterns of 2D-RPP films fabricated with (c) rapid crystallization and (d) conventional hot-casting methods on glass/ITO/PEDOT:PSS (the scale of the y axis was adjusted identically for both XRD spectra).
    Steady-state PL spectra of 2D-RPP films fabricated by (a) rapid crystallization and (b) conventional hot-casting approaches on glass/ITO. TA mapping of (c) rapidly crystallized and (d) conventional hot-cast 2D-RPP films with respect to time delays. TA spectra at different time delays of the (e) rapidly crystallized and (f) conventional hot-cast 2D-RPP films.
    Fig. 2. Steady-state PL spectra of 2D-RPP films fabricated by (a) rapid crystallization and (b) conventional hot-casting approaches on glass/ITO. TA mapping of (c) rapidly crystallized and (d) conventional hot-cast 2D-RPP films with respect to time delays. TA spectra at different time delays of the (e) rapidly crystallized and (f) conventional hot-cast 2D-RPP films.
    TA kinetics of the (a) rapidly crystallized and (b) conventional hot-cast 2D perovskite films probed at different wavelengths as a function of decay time. Current–voltage curves of hole-only devices fabricated from (c) rapidly crystallized and (d) conventional hot-cast 2D-RPP films obtained under dark conditions using the SCLC method. Hole-only devices in a configuration of glass/ITO/PEDOT:PSS/2D-RPPs/PTAA/Al were utilized.
    Fig. 3. TA kinetics of the (a) rapidly crystallized and (b) conventional hot-cast 2D perovskite films probed at different wavelengths as a function of decay time. Current–voltage curves of hole-only devices fabricated from (c) rapidly crystallized and (d) conventional hot-cast 2D-RPP films obtained under dark conditions using the SCLC method. Hole-only devices in a configuration of glass/ITO/PEDOT:PSS/2D-RPPs/PTAA/Al were utilized.
    (a) Device configuration schematic and (b) band energy alignment of the PeLEDs. EL properties of PeLEDs fabricated from rapidly crystallized 2D perovskite films. (c) EL spectrum under a bias voltage of 6 V. (d) J−V and (e) L−V characteristics.
    Fig. 4. (a) Device configuration schematic and (b) band energy alignment of the PeLEDs. EL properties of PeLEDs fabricated from rapidly crystallized 2D perovskite films. (c) EL spectrum under a bias voltage of 6 V. (d) JV and (e) LV characteristics.
    Stability of PeLEDs prepared from rapidly crystallized 2D perovskite films. (a) EL spectra as a function of bias voltage from 5 to 7 V. (b) EL spectra as a function of operation time. The intensities of the EL spectra negligibly changed under continuous operation for 5 min. (c) CIE 1931 chromatic coordinates and (d) digital photograph of the operating device.
    Fig. 5. Stability of PeLEDs prepared from rapidly crystallized 2D perovskite films. (a) EL spectra as a function of bias voltage from 5 to 7 V. (b) EL spectra as a function of operation time. The intensities of the EL spectra negligibly changed under continuous operation for 5 min. (c) CIE 1931 chromatic coordinates and (d) digital photograph of the operating device.
    DeviceVON (V)EL peak (nm)Max luminance (cdm2)EQE (%)CIE
    Hot-antisolvent-bathed4.843716.680.63(0.165, 0.044)
    Table 1. Performance parameters of the PeLED prepared from rapidly crystallized 2D-RPP films.
    Gyumin Jang, Hyowon Han, Sunihl Ma, Junwoo Lee, Chan Uk Lee, Wooyong Jeong, Jaehyun Son, Dongki Cho, Ji-Hee Kim, Cheolmin Park, Jooho Moon, "Rapid crystallization-driven high-efficiency phase-pure deep-blue Ruddlesden–Popper perovskite light-emitting diodes," Adv. Photon. 5, 016001 (2023)
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