Modelling of Electroluminescence in Polymers Using a Bipolar Charge Transport Model
Modelling of Electroluminescence in Polymers Using a Bipolar Charge Transport Model
Electroluminescence (EL) in polymeric materials is thought to occur due to the energy dissipation process from the recombination of opposite polarity charge carriers. It is considered as an indication of storage and transport of charge carriers in cable insulation subject to electrical stresses and may indicate the change in charge movement due to aging or degradation processes. Under ac electric fields, the interaction of opposite polarity charge carriers at the interface of polymer/conductor is enhanced compared with dc conditions, and seems to contribute a lot to the electroluminescence rather than the charge behaviours in the bulk of polymers. The dynamics of charge carriers both at the interface of polymer/conductor and in the bulk of polymers is investigated through a simulation work using a bipolar charge transport model. Figure 1 compares experimental electroluminescence results with simulated data from the recombination of injected charge carriers. The paper will give more details on EL model and comparison under various waveforms and frequencies.
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Zhao, J
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Mills, D H
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Chen, G
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Lewin, P L
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18 January 2011
Zhao, J
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Mills, D H
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Chen, G
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Lewin, P L
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Zhao, J, Mills, D H, Chen, G and Lewin, P L
(2011)
Modelling of Electroluminescence in Polymers Using a Bipolar Charge Transport Model.
UHVnet 2011, Winchester, United Kingdom.
18 - 19 Jan 2011.
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Abstract
Electroluminescence (EL) in polymeric materials is thought to occur due to the energy dissipation process from the recombination of opposite polarity charge carriers. It is considered as an indication of storage and transport of charge carriers in cable insulation subject to electrical stresses and may indicate the change in charge movement due to aging or degradation processes. Under ac electric fields, the interaction of opposite polarity charge carriers at the interface of polymer/conductor is enhanced compared with dc conditions, and seems to contribute a lot to the electroluminescence rather than the charge behaviours in the bulk of polymers. The dynamics of charge carriers both at the interface of polymer/conductor and in the bulk of polymers is investigated through a simulation work using a bipolar charge transport model. Figure 1 compares experimental electroluminescence results with simulated data from the recombination of injected charge carriers. The paper will give more details on EL model and comparison under various waveforms and frequencies.
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Published date: 18 January 2011
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Event Dates: 18-19 January 2011
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UHVnet 2011, Winchester, United Kingdom, 2011-01-18 - 2011-01-19
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