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Theory of luminescence quenching and photobleaching in conjugated polymers
The luminescence efficiency of polymer light-emitting diodes is determined by the efficiency of radiative recombination of excitons. In a joint research programme, Leiden University and Philips Research are conducting a theoretical investigation on the dynamics of excitons in conjugated polymers. This article reviews part of the results obtained so far, describing the following phenomena: spectral diffusion, electric field-induced quenching, photobleaching and defect quenching.