Abstract
A series of T-shaped polycyclic molecules with high fluorescence were developed as optical waveguide materials. Their emissions covered almost the whole visible range from 450 to 800 nm. Compound 3-1 showed an optical loss coefficient about 0.29 dB/μm in red-emission waveguide. Our investigations demonstrated that these molecules held great potential for organic optical waveguide due to the high fluorescence quantum efficiency and large Stokes' shift.
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