Title: DESARROLLO DE DIODOS EMISORES DE LUZ DE PEROVSKITAS DE HALURO CON ESTABILIDAD MEJORADA
Acronym of the project: PLEDS
Funding entity: MCTI - MINISTERIO DE CIENCIA Y TECNOLOGIA
Modality: EN EL MARCO DEL PROGRAMA ESTATAL DE GENERACIÓN DE CONOCIMIENTO Y FORTALECIMIENTO CIENTÍFICO Y TECNOLÓGICO DEL SISTEMA DE I+D+I Y DEL PROGRAMA ESTATAL DE I+D+i ORIENTADA A LOS RETOS DE LA SOCIEDAD
Entity code: PID2022-140090OB-C21
UJI accounting code: 23I272
Principal researchers:
Total amount: 370.000,00€
Involved researchers:
Acronym of the project: PLEDS
Funding entity: MCTI - MINISTERIO DE CIENCIA Y TECNOLOGIA
Modality: EN EL MARCO DEL PROGRAMA ESTATAL DE GENERACIÓN DE CONOCIMIENTO Y FORTALECIMIENTO CIENTÍFICO Y TECNOLÓGICO DEL SISTEMA DE I+D+I Y DEL PROGRAMA ESTATAL DE I+D+i ORIENTADA A LOS RETOS DE LA SOCIEDAD
Entity code: PID2022-140090OB-C21
UJI accounting code: 23I272
Principal researchers:
- Iván Mora-Seró
- Eva Mª Barea
Total amount: 370.000,00€
Involved researchers:
- Eva Mª Barea
- Beatriz Julian-Lopez
- Marta Vallés
- Alexis Villanueva Antolí
- Thais Caroline de Almeida da Silva
Summary/Abstract:
Halide perovskites have revolutionized the optoelectronic field in the last decade, especially by the
outstanding performance of perovskite solar cells, based among others, in their low radiative
recombination. This property, together with the bandgap tailoring possibilities of this family of
materials, make them extremely appealing also for the development of perovskite light emitting
diodes (PeLEDs). PeLEDs, as their solar cells counterparts, face two main limitations: the Pb content
of the best performing systems, and the relatively low long-term stability under working conditions.
PLEDs project will focus on the application-oriented development of strategies to increase PeLED
stability, and will apply these strategies not just to high performance Pb-based PeLEDs but also to Pbfree
systems, studying the influence of fundamental physical phenomena as self-trapped exciton, to
the development and optimization of Pb-free PeLEDs. PLED project will apply this research to the use
of PeLEDs in technological applications (agriculture, positioning, data communication…), where
pulsed light rather than continuum use and lower intensities than for standard illumination
applications are required, favoring the long-term stability, which will be analyzed in these particular
environments.