The development of polymeric materials that exhibit blue thermally activated delayed fluorescence(TADF)is of great interest for optoelectronic applications.However,achieving TADF in polymers often requires an elaborat...The development of polymeric materials that exhibit blue thermally activated delayed fluorescence(TADF)is of great interest for optoelectronic applications.However,achieving TADF in polymers often requires an elaborate monomer design.The high-energy local triplet state(^(3)LE)of carbazole complicates its application despite the molecular orbital arrangement being suitable for blue emission.Here,we present an approach to polymer design that makes it possible to solve this problem.We demonstrate the in situ formation of a TADF donor-acceptor system during Suzuki polycondensation,creating an extended carbazole-based donor matrix coupled with a triazine acceptor.The resulting polymer exhibited efficient TADF with a low energy gap(ΔE_(ST))value if a phenyl N-substituent,enabling essential electron delocalization,was present in the carbazole moiety.This work establishes a versatile platform for developing carbazole-based TADF polymers,overcoming the fundamental limitations that hinder their widespread application.展开更多
基金supported by the Russian Science Foundation (No. 25-13-00300)the Centre for Optical and Laser Materials Research (SPbSU) and Saint Petersburg State University for measuring the quantum yields of luminescence within the framework of research project(No.125021902439-8)。
文摘The development of polymeric materials that exhibit blue thermally activated delayed fluorescence(TADF)is of great interest for optoelectronic applications.However,achieving TADF in polymers often requires an elaborate monomer design.The high-energy local triplet state(^(3)LE)of carbazole complicates its application despite the molecular orbital arrangement being suitable for blue emission.Here,we present an approach to polymer design that makes it possible to solve this problem.We demonstrate the in situ formation of a TADF donor-acceptor system during Suzuki polycondensation,creating an extended carbazole-based donor matrix coupled with a triazine acceptor.The resulting polymer exhibited efficient TADF with a low energy gap(ΔE_(ST))value if a phenyl N-substituent,enabling essential electron delocalization,was present in the carbazole moiety.This work establishes a versatile platform for developing carbazole-based TADF polymers,overcoming the fundamental limitations that hinder their widespread application.
