m-MTDATA:TPBi material model
1. Introduction
This page contains the OghmaNano material model for m-MTDATA:TPBi (m-MTDATA:TPBi (exciplex blend)).
m-MTDATA:TPBi OLED exciplex-forming donor:acceptor pair (effective-medium model)
The model is written in Lua and provides simulation-ready material parameterisations for use within OghmaNano. For documentation, licensing, references, and information about the scope and accuracy of these models, see the material scripting documentation.
2. Lua material model
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local material = {}
-- ============================================================================
-- IMPORTANT MODELLING NOTE
-- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- This file represents the m-MTDATA:TPBi OLED EXCIPLEX-forming donor:acceptor
-- pair as a single EFFECTIVE semiconductor. This is an ORGANIC LIGHT-EMITTING
-- system, NOT a photovoltaic blend:
-- - m-MTDATA is the hole-transporting DONOR (shallow HOMO ~-5.1 eV)
-- - TPBi is the electron-transporting ACCEPTOR (deep LUMO ~-2.7 eV)
-- The effective gap (m-MTDATA HOMO minus TPBi LUMO ~ 2.4 eV) sets the exciplex
-- EMISSION energy (green, ~510-520 nm) and can give TADF via reverse inter-
-- system crossing. Mapping: Xi = TPBi LUMO (-2.70 eV); HOMO = m-MTDATA HOMO
-- (-5.10 eV); Eg = 2.40 eV; mu_e = TPBi; mu_h = m-MTDATA. Unlike a solar cell,
-- recombination here is EMISSIVE (the desired output). References are given in
-- the Eg / Xi / mobility / recombination functions.
--
-- Component values used:
-- m-MTDATA: HOMO -5.10 eV, LUMO ~-2.0 eV, hole mobility ~3e-5 cm^2/V/s
-- TPBi: HOMO ~-6.2 eV, LUMO -2.70 eV, electron mobility ~1e-5 cm^2/V/s
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function material.name()
local enabled = true
return "m-MTDATA:TPBi", enabled
end
function material.description()
local enabled = true
return "m-MTDATA:TPBi OLED exciplex-forming donor:acceptor pair (effective-medium model)", enabled
end
function material.formula()
local enabled = true
-- Blend of m-MTDATA (4,4',4''-tris[(3-methylphenyl)(phenyl)amino]-
-- triphenylamine, C57H48N4) donor and TPBi (2,2',2''-(benzene-1,3,5-
-- triyl)tris(1-phenyl-1H-benzimidazole), C45H30N6) acceptor.
return "m-MTDATA:TPBi (exciplex blend)", enabled
end
function material.Eg(state)
-- Units: eV
--
-- EFFECTIVE (exciplex / charge-transfer) gap = m-MTDATA HOMO minus TPBi LUMO =
-- -5.10 - (-2.70) = 2.40 eV. In this OLED system this sets the EXCIPLEX
-- EMISSION energy (green, ~510-520 nm), not a photovoltaic Voc, and is not the
-- optical gap of either isolated molecule (m-MTDATA ~3.1 eV, TPBi ~3.5 eV).
-- Varshni does not apply.
--
-- Donor (m-MTDATA) reference:
-- m-MTDATA HOMO/LUMO (~-5.1/-2.0 eV) are widely reported OLED values;
-- hole mobility ~3e-5 cm^2/V/s. m-MTDATA:TPBi exciplex: J. Lumin., 239,
-- 118356, 2021.
--
-- Acceptor (TPBi) reference:
-- TPBi LUMO (~-2.7 eV), HOMO (~-6.2 eV), electron mobility ~1e-5 cm^2/V/s
-- are widely reported OLED values. m-MTDATA:TPBi exciplex: J. Lumin., 239,
-- 118356, 2021.
local enabled = true
local value = 2.40
return value, enabled
end
function material.Xi(state)
-- Electron affinity of the blend (= acceptor LUMO)
-- Units: eV
--
-- Set to the TPBi LUMO (-2.70 eV); electrons reside on the acceptor.
--
-- Reference:
-- TPBi LUMO (~-2.7 eV), HOMO (~-6.2 eV), electron mobility ~1e-5 cm^2/V/s
-- are widely reported OLED values. m-MTDATA:TPBi exciplex: J. Lumin., 239,
-- 118356, 2021.
local enabled = true
local value = 2.70
return value, enabled
end
function material.Nc(state)
-- Effective conduction-band (LUMO) density of states
-- Units: m^-3
--
-- Disordered organic: a constant effective DOS is used (the crystalline
-- (T/300)^1.5 scaling does not apply). Representative value; the polymer
-- site density is ~1e27 m^-3 and the effective transport-level DOS is
-- normally set to 1e25-1e27 m^-3.
--
-- Reference:
-- Add the precise reference used for the effective density of states.
local enabled = true
local value = 1.0e26
return value, enabled
end
function material.Nv(state)
-- Effective valence-band (HOMO) density of states
-- Units: m^-3
--
-- See material.Nc. Constant effective DOS; representative value.
--
-- Reference:
-- Add the precise reference used for the effective density of states.
local enabled = true
local value = 1.0e26
return value, enabled
end
function material.mu_e(state)
-- Electron mobility of the blend (= acceptor electron mobility)
-- Units: m^2 V^-1 s^-1
--
-- Set to the TPBi electron mobility (~1e-5 cm^2/V/s). Organic mobility is
-- thermally activated, field- and density-dependent; a single low-field
-- value is used.
--
-- Reference:
-- TPBi LUMO (~-2.7 eV), HOMO (~-6.2 eV), electron mobility ~1e-5 cm^2/V/s
-- are widely reported OLED values. m-MTDATA:TPBi exciplex: J. Lumin., 239,
-- 118356, 2021.
local enabled = true
local value = 1.0e-9
return value, enabled
end
function material.mue_x(state)
return material.mu_e(state)
end
function material.mue_y(state)
return material.mu_e(state)
end
function material.mue_z(state)
return material.mu_e(state)
end
function material.mu_h(state)
-- Hole mobility of the blend (= donor hole mobility)
-- Units: m^2 V^-1 s^-1
--
-- Set to the m-MTDATA hole mobility (~3e-5 cm^2/V/s). A single low-field value
-- is used.
--
-- Reference:
-- m-MTDATA HOMO/LUMO (~-5.1/-2.0 eV) are widely reported OLED values;
-- hole mobility ~3e-5 cm^2/V/s. m-MTDATA:TPBi exciplex: J. Lumin., 239,
-- 118356, 2021.
local enabled = true
local value = 3.0e-9
return value, enabled
end
function material.muh_x(state)
return material.mu_h(state)
end
function material.muh_y(state)
return material.mu_h(state)
end
function material.muh_z(state)
return material.mu_h(state)
end
function material.epsilonr(state)
-- Relative static permittivity
-- Dimensionless
--
-- eps_r ~= 3 is the standard assumption for small-molecule organic
-- semiconductors.
--
-- Reference:
-- Add the precise reference used for this value.
local enabled = true
local value = 3.00
return value, enabled
end
function material.free_to_free_recombination(state)
-- Bimolecular recombination coefficient (here: EMISSIVE exciplex formation)
-- Units: m^3 s^-1
--
-- In this OLED exciplex system electron-hole encounters form the emissive
-- exciplex (the desired output), not a loss channel as in a solar cell. A
-- representative value is used; the true exciplex/TADF kinetics are not
-- captured by a single coefficient.
--
-- Reference:
-- m-MTDATA:TPBi exciplex up-conversion: J. Lumin., 239, 118356, 2021.
-- Exciplex-TADF concept: K. Goushi, K. Yoshida, K. Sato, C. Adachi,
-- Nat. Photonics, 6, 253-258, 2012.
local enabled = true
local value = 1.0e-17
return value, enabled
end
function material.auger_Cn(state)
-- Electron Auger recombination coefficient
-- Units: m^6 s^-1
--
-- Negligible in organic semiconductors; a very small representative
-- value is used so the channel is effectively inactive.
--
-- Reference:
-- Not applicable / negligible for organic semiconductors.
local enabled = true
local value = 1.0e-45
return value, enabled
end
function material.auger_Cp(state)
-- Hole Auger recombination coefficient
-- Units: m^6 s^-1
--
-- See material.auger_Cn. Very small representative value.
--
-- Reference:
-- Not applicable / negligible for organic semiconductors.
local enabled = true
local value = 1.0e-45
return value, enabled
end
function material.ss_srh_trap_energy(state)
-- SRH trap energy relative to the middle of the band gap.
-- Units: eV
--
-- Positive values are above mid-gap (towards the conduction/LUMO band).
-- Negative values are below mid-gap (towards the valence/HOMO band).
--
-- Placed at mid-gap as a representative single-level approximation.
local enabled = true
local value = 0.0
return value, enabled
end
function material.ss_srh_Nt(state)
-- SRH trap density
-- Units: m^-3
--
-- Representative interfacial trap density for the blend.
local enabled = true
local value = 1.0e22
return value, enabled
end
function material.ss_srh_sigma_n(state)
-- Electron capture cross section
-- Units: m^2
--
-- Representative value.
local enabled = true
local value = 1.0e-20
return value, enabled
end
function material.ss_srh_sigma_p(state)
-- Hole capture cross section
-- Units: m^2
--
-- Representative value.
local enabled = true
local value = 1.0e-20
return value, enabled
end
function material.thermal_conductivity(state)
-- Thermal conductivity
-- Units: W m^-1 K^-1
--
-- Not specifically characterised for this polymer; organic semiconducting
-- films are typically ~0.1-0.3 W/m/K. Representative value; the crystalline
-- phonon (300/T)^n scaling is not applied.
--
-- Reference:
-- Add the precise reference used for this value.
local enabled = true
local value = 0.2
return value, enabled
end
function material.heat_capacity(state)
-- Specific heat capacity
-- Units: J kg^-1 K^-1
--
-- Not specifically characterised; organic polymers are typically
-- ~1000-2000 J/kg/K near room temperature. Representative value.
--
-- Reference:
-- Add the precise reference used for this value.
local enabled = true
local value = 1200.0
return value, enabled
end
function material.density(state)
-- Mass density
-- Units: kg m^-3
--
-- Representative organic-polymer film density (~1.1 g/cm^3); not precisely
-- characterised for this polymer.
--
-- Reference:
-- Add the precise reference used for this value.
local enabled = true
local value = 1100.0
return value, enabled
end
function material.lattice_constant(state)
-- Characteristic structural spacing
-- Units: m
--
-- Conjugated-polymer donors are weakly ordered / largely amorphous, so a
-- single cubic lattice constant is not meaningful. GIWAXS typically shows a
-- lamellar (100) spacing of ~1.8-2.2e-9 m and a pi-pi (010) stacking
-- distance of ~0.36-0.39e-9 m. The lamellar spacing is returned as a
-- representative value.
--
-- Reference:
-- Add the precise reference used for this value.
local enabled = true
local value = 2.0e-9
return value, enabled
end
function material.Ntrape(state)
-- Electron tail (exponential band-tail) trap density
-- Units: m^-3
--
-- Representative magnitude for a disordered organic; adjust for the specific
-- film. (Distinct from the deep trap density in ss_srh_Nt.)
local enabled = true
local value = 1.0e26
return value, enabled
end
function material.Ntraph(state)
-- Hole tail (exponential band-tail) trap density
-- Units: m^-3
--
-- See material.Ntrape. Representative value.
local enabled = true
local value = 1.0e26
return value, enabled
end
function material.Etrape(state)
-- Electron tail characteristic (Urbach) energy
-- Units: eV
--
-- Representative disordered-organic value.
local enabled = true
local value = 0.06
return value, enabled
end
function material.Etraph(state)
-- Hole tail characteristic (Urbach) energy
-- Units: eV
--
-- See material.Etrape. Representative value.
local enabled = true
local value = 0.06
return value, enabled
end
function material.srhsigman_e(state)
-- Electron-to-electron capture cross section
-- Units: m^2
--
-- Representative value for the tail-state SRH model.
local enabled = true
local value = 1.0e-20
return value, enabled
end
function material.srhsigmap_e(state)
-- Hole-to-electron capture cross section
-- Units: m^2
--
-- Representative value for the tail-state SRH model.
local enabled = true
local value = 1.0e-20
return value, enabled
end
function material.srhsigman_h(state)
-- Electron-to-hole capture cross section
-- Units: m^2
--
-- Representative value for the tail-state SRH model.
local enabled = true
local value = 1.0e-20
return value, enabled
end
function material.srhsigmap_h(state)
-- Hole-to-hole capture cross section
-- Units: m^2
--
-- Representative value for the tail-state SRH model.
local enabled = true
local value = 1.0e-20
return value, enabled
end
function material.print()
local state = {
T = 300.0,
x = 0.0,
y = 0.0,
z = 0.0,
photon_density = 0.0,
}
print(string.format("Material: %s", material.name()))
print(string.format("Description: %s", material.description()))
print(string.format("Formula: %s", material.formula()))
print(string.format("Temperature: %.2f K", state.T))
print(string.format("Position: %.6e, %.6e, %.6e m", state.x, state.y, state.z))
print(string.format("Photon density: %.6e m^-3", state.photon_density))
print(string.format("Band gap: %.6f eV", material.Eg(state)))
print(string.format("Electron affinity: %.6f eV", material.Xi(state)))
print(string.format("Electron mobility: %.6e m^2/V/s", material.mu_e(state)))
print(string.format("Hole mobility: %.6e m^2/V/s", material.mu_h(state)))
print(string.format("Nc: %.6e m^-3", material.Nc(state)))
print(string.format("Nv: %.6e m^-3", material.Nv(state)))
print(string.format("Relative permittivity: %.6f", material.epsilonr(state)))
print(string.format("Radiative coeff.: %.6e m^3/s", material.free_to_free_recombination(state)))
print(string.format("Electron Auger coeff.: %.6e m^6/s", material.auger_Cn(state)))
print(string.format("Hole Auger coeff.: %.6e m^6/s", material.auger_Cp(state)))
print(string.format("SRH trap energy: %.6f eV", material.ss_srh_trap_energy(state)))
print(string.format("SRH trap density: %.6e m^-3", material.ss_srh_Nt(state)))
print(string.format("SRH sigma n: %.6e m^2", material.ss_srh_sigma_n(state)))
print(string.format("SRH sigma p: %.6e m^2", material.ss_srh_sigma_p(state)))
print(string.format("Thermal conductivity: %.6e W/m/K", material.thermal_conductivity(state)))
print(string.format("Heat capacity: %.6e J/kg/K", material.heat_capacity(state)))
print(string.format("Mass density: %.6e kg/m^3", material.density(state)))
print(string.format("Electron trap density: %.6e m^-3", material.Ntrape(state)))
print(string.format("Hole trap density: %.6e m^-3", material.Ntraph(state)))
print(string.format("Electron trap energy: %.6f eV", material.Etrape(state)))
print(string.format("Hole trap energy: %.6f eV", material.Etraph(state)))
print(string.format("SRH sigma n->e: %.6e m^2", material.srhsigman_e(state)))
print(string.format("SRH sigma p->e: %.6e m^2", material.srhsigmap_e(state)))
print(string.format("SRH sigma n->h: %.6e m^2", material.srhsigman_h(state)))
print(string.format("SRH sigma p->h: %.6e m^2", material.srhsigmap_h(state)))
end
return material
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