Investigation of Efficient Hole Injection Layer for Enhancement of Opto-Electrical Properties of an Organic Light Emitting Diode
Abstract A multilayer Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) has been simulated and analysed for the investigation of an efficient Hole Injection Layer (HIL). Study includes the simulation of different devices which comprises of the different materials as HIL. Three devices have been simulated and their characteristics have been extracted to compare the electrical and optical properties of the OLEDs. It has been found that the device with HAT-CN as HIL has achieved the highest value of the current at the mentioned applied voltage and hence the current density. There is drastic enhancement in the current density of the device when an HIL is inserted in comparison to when it is not used in the OLED. Also, there is an approximate enhancement of around 20% in the device performance when HIL is changed from MoO3 to HAT-CN. The device without any HIL included has the highest electric field at the given voltage. Optical characteristics of the device includes Electroluminescence Intensity with respect to the varying wavelength and it has been observed that OLED achieved the maximum light intensity at an approximate wavelength of around 320 nm.
