Time resolved photoluminescence spectroscopy of surface-plasmon-enhanced light emission from conjugate polymers

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The authors have experimentally verified that the light emission from conjugated polymers can be enhanced through the use of surface plasmon coupling layers. Carrier dynamics of such plasmon-enhanced organic light emitters were studied and a recombination rate increase due to surface plasmon polaritons was experimentally observed. Internal quantum efficiency data from the polyfluorenes studied follow the trend supported by the time resolved photoluminescence measurements. © 2006 American Institute of Physics.

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Neal, T. D., Okamoto, K., Scherer, A., Liu, M. S., & Jen, A. K. Y. (2006). Time resolved photoluminescence spectroscopy of surface-plasmon-enhanced light emission from conjugate polymers. Applied Physics Letters, 89(22). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.2397481

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