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Universal Flexible Lamination Encapsulation Strategy toward Underwater-Operation Electroluminescence Devices.

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A reliable encapsulation technology with scalability and flexibility is urgently needed for electroluminescence devices. Here, we developed a simple, robust, low-cost, and scalable flexible lamination encapsulation strategy with quantum-dot light-emitting… Click to show full abstract

A reliable encapsulation technology with scalability and flexibility is urgently needed for electroluminescence devices. Here, we developed a simple, robust, low-cost, and scalable flexible lamination encapsulation strategy with quantum-dot light-emitting diodes (QLEDs) as the model devices. Multilayered Parafilm combining with calcium oxide buffer was used for the lamination encapsulation. We successfully demonstrated that such a Parafilm Lami encapsulation (PLE) not only allowed excellent protection for QLEDs in air but endowed QLED outstanding waterproof performance. As a result, highly efficient and stable flexible waterproof QLEDs were realized based on this PLE, exhibiting maximum external quantum efficiency of ∼8% and long half-luminescence lifetime of over 1.5 h in water. We believe that there are not any obstacles to extending this encapsulation technology to other flexible flat-panel devices, such as organic/perovskite light-emitting diodes.

Keywords: encapsulation strategy; lamination encapsulation; encapsulation; electroluminescence devices; flexible lamination

Journal Title: ACS applied materials & interfaces
Year Published: 2022

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