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In a light-emitting electrochemical cell (LEC), electrochemical doping caused by mobile ions facilitates bipolar charge injection and recombination emissions for a high electroluminescence (EL) intensity at low driving voltages.
For general lighting applications, however, white light is required. To achieve white LECs with high luminance levels, efficiency and stabilities the development of high efficiency and stable blue LECs is the main challenge. Light-emitting electrochemical cells have covered a long way since their discovery almost 20 years ago.
The polymer light-emitting electrochemical cells (PLECs) are reviewed. Chemical mapping of PLECs reveals large-scale ion motion during operation. The depletion width of a PLEC junction has been resolved by scanning optical imaging. PLECs enable bipolar electrochemistry research in solid state.
Besides color tuning through materials design, the emission spectrum of LECs can also be modified through photonic effects since the thickness of the active layer in stacked LECs is comparable to the wavelengths of the emitted photons. Moreover, typically one reflective electrode is used to contact the device.
Besides EL, also photoluminescence (PL) can be studied in planar LECs, using UV illumination to excite the semiconductor. Electrochemical doping of semiconductors is known to quench PL . Hence, this technique allows one to keep track of the electrochemical doping process in LECs during turn-on [50, 53, 66, 74].