Enhancement of Spontaneous Orientation Polarization in Organic Semiconductor Mixtures

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Auteurs principaux: Hofmann, Alexander, Cakaj, Albin, Kolb, Lea, Noguchi, Yutaka, Brütting, Wolfgang
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author Hofmann, Alexander
Cakaj, Albin
Kolb, Lea
Noguchi, Yutaka
Brütting, Wolfgang
author_facet Hofmann, Alexander
Cakaj, Albin
Kolb, Lea
Noguchi, Yutaka
Brütting, Wolfgang
contents The alignment of permanent dipole moments and the resulting spontaneous orientation polarization (SOP) is commonly observed in evaporated neat films of polar organic molecules and leads to a so-called giant surface potential. In case of mixed films, often enhanced molecular orientation is observed, i.e.\ a higher degree of alignment, in comparison to neat layers, if it is diluted into a suitable (non-polar) host. So far, different possible influences on molecular orientation have been discussed, the most prominent probably being the so-called surface equilibration model. In this contribution, we discuss how surface equilibration can influence orientation in mixed layers, and which other intermolecular interactions have to be considered to explain the observed enhancement of SOP in mixed layers.
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spellingShingle Enhancement of Spontaneous Orientation Polarization in Organic Semiconductor Mixtures
Hofmann, Alexander
Cakaj, Albin
Kolb, Lea
Noguchi, Yutaka
Brütting, Wolfgang
Materials Science
Applied Physics
The alignment of permanent dipole moments and the resulting spontaneous orientation polarization (SOP) is commonly observed in evaporated neat films of polar organic molecules and leads to a so-called giant surface potential. In case of mixed films, often enhanced molecular orientation is observed, i.e.\ a higher degree of alignment, in comparison to neat layers, if it is diluted into a suitable (non-polar) host. So far, different possible influences on molecular orientation have been discussed, the most prominent probably being the so-called surface equilibration model. In this contribution, we discuss how surface equilibration can influence orientation in mixed layers, and which other intermolecular interactions have to be considered to explain the observed enhancement of SOP in mixed layers.
title Enhancement of Spontaneous Orientation Polarization in Organic Semiconductor Mixtures
topic Materials Science
Applied Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.17060