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Light-emitting electrochemical cells LECs

These novel properties are the basis for a number of application including polymer light emitting diodes (LEDs), polymer light-emitting electrochemical cells (LECs), conducting polymers as electrochromic materials, polymer photodetectors and polymer photovoltaic cells. These application areas are discussed in detail in Section VII. [Pg.109]

Recently, charged Ir(III) complexes have been attracting increasing attention because they provide emission centres and ionic conductivity in the same species and have some features which may make them one of the best candidates for lighting, display, and light-emitting electrochemical cells (LEC) applications [36-43]. [Pg.133]

Light-emitting electrochemical cells (LECs) have received considerable interest because of the involvement of ionic species in the luminescent layer. LECs exhibit many unique features different from conventional LEDs (298). The principal idea behind the operation of an LEG is electrochemical doping to combine... [Pg.2401]

Hi) No added ionic salt, (e.g. Lt(CF SO ) is required as in light-emitting electrochemical cells (LECs). [Pg.186]

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