Xinyi Wang, Bingjie Li, Yingqin Xu, Mingming Zhang, Fangxu Dai, Qiang Cao, Lei Wang, Jun Xing
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Abstract
Carbon nitride quantum dots (CNQDs) represent an emerging class of polymeric semiconductor nanomaterial that combines environmental friendliness with facile synthesis, solution-processability and tunable optoelectronic properties. Despite these advantages, their application in optoelectronics devices remains largely unexplored. Here we demonstrate a high-performance light-emitting diodes (LEDs) employing thermally polymerized CNQDs as the emissive layer. The synthesized CNQDs exhibit uniform size distribution, long-term colloidal stability, and a remarkable photoluminescence quantum yield. Detailed charge transport analysis reveals matched electron-hole mobility of CNQDs, enabling efficient radiative recombination. The optimized CNQDs-LED architecture achieves breakthrough performance metrics: a low turn-on voltage of 2.8 V, maximum luminance of 885 cd m-2, and record external quantum efficiency of 2.14%. This study not only establishes CNQDs as viable alternatives to conventional heavy-metal QDs but also provides a general framework for developing sustainable optoelectronic materials, paving the way for environmentally benign display technologies.
氮化碳量子点(CNQDs)是一类新兴的聚合物半导体纳米材料,具有环境友好性、易于合成、溶液可加工性和可调谐光电性能。尽管有这些优点,它们在光电子器件中的应用在很大程度上仍未被探索。在这里,我们展示了一种采用热聚合CNQDs作为发射层的高性能发光二极管(led)。合成的CNQDs具有均匀的尺寸分布、长期的胶体稳定性和显著的光致发光量子产率。详细的电荷输运分析揭示了CNQDs的电子-空穴迁移率匹配,实现了高效的辐射复合。优化后的CNQDs-LED架构实现了突破性的性能指标:低导通电压为2.8 V,最大亮度为885 cd m-2,记录外量子效率为2.14%。这项研究不仅确立了CNQDs作为传统重金属QDs的可行替代品,而且为开发可持续光电材料提供了一个总体框架,为环境友好的显示技术铺平了道路。