Abstract

We propose a new structure of organic vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser to be pumped electrically. The microcavity structure consists of an organic light emitting diode with field-effect electron transport set in between multilayer dielectric mirrors. The threshold behavior and the dynamics of the proposed OVCSEL are analyzed numerically. We show that the device can reach the lasing threshold under electrical pump at a current density of 24 A/cm2. Also, the dynamic behavior of the device under pulsed excitation is investigated. The results show that pulse excitation reduces field quenching and triplet exciton losses; hence, output photon density can be increased.

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