Table 1 Comparison of characteristics of OLEDs based on different dopant concentrations. The maximum values were obtained at J = 0.01, 0.04, 0.5, 1.0 and 0.02 mA/cm2 in 3, 6, 10 and 15 wt.% 4CzIPN-doped devices and a 6 wt.% Ir(ppy)3-doped device, respectively

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EML

Current efficiency (cd/A) (@1,000 cd/m2)

Power efficiency (lm/W) (@1,000 cd/m2)

ηEQE (%) (@1,000 cd/m2)

LT90 (hour)

LT50 (hour)

3wt%-4CzIPN

50.0 (41.4)

35.7 (20.9)

17.0 (13.4)

40

506

6wt%-4CzIPN

49.2 (41.1)

33.5 (19.6)

15.6 (13.1)

65

685

10wt%-4CzIPN

47.9 (46.6)

32.7 (28.1)

14.2 (13.8)

190

ca. 1,900

15wt%-4CzIPN

47.0 (46.5)

30.7 (28.1)

14.0 (13.9)

243

ca. 2,800

6wt%-Ir(ppy)3

42.9 (39.1)

32.1 (19.2)

11.8 (11.1)

130

ca. 4,500