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Circularly polarized electroluminescence achieved in achiral emitters via chiral nematic liquid crystals

Authors: Ming-Jun Ji; Pei Zhao; Hai-Yan Lu; Chuan-Feng Chen

DOI: 10.1007/s40843-025-3957-yStatus: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • Achieved |g_EL| up to 1.9 and EQE up to 26.9% simultaneously, yielding a Q-factor of 0.48, the highest comprehensive performance reported for CP-OLEDs to date. • • Contrary to conventional expectations, integrating N*-LC layers did not induce >50% optical losses; EQE was preserved via an internal photon-recycling mechanism, enabling high efficiency without bulky external optics. • • The composite strategy is general for full-color CP-OLEDs, as it decouples chirality from the emitter, allowing use of achiral emitters with high intrinsic efficiency. • • Demonstrated practical application in information encryption and decryption using circularly polarized electroluminescence, showcasing potential for secure optical communication.