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Case Studies

Entry point for published Propagation and Emission case reproductions

This page groups device cases that can be reproduced from published paper parameters by Propagation and Emission simulation. Each article provides the structure, optical settings, sweep or optimization configuration, and a comparison with the paper's figures.

The Emission cases are ordered as top-emitting micro-OLED, top-emitting QLED, and microcavity PeLED for sequential reading.

Propagation Simulation

CaseMain detectorsRole of the optical simulation in the original paper
Omnidirectional ReflectorReflectanceProved that a dielectric multilayer can stay highly reflective at every incident angle and for both polarizations, and located the edges of the reflection band
Ultrathin Absorbing CoatingsReflection Spectrum, Reflection ColorExplained why a strongly absorbing film only tens of nanometers thick produces pronounced interference color, and predicted the thickness-to-color mapping

Emission Simulation

CaseMain detectorsRole of the optical simulation in the original paper
One-Dimensional Microcavity Thickness Optimization in a Top-Emitting Micro-OLEDPower Dissipation, ModeReproduced the internal angular power distribution and three single-layer thickness sweeps, then compared top outcoupling, waveguide, evanescent, and absorption power channel by channel
Top-Emitting QLED OutcouplingMode, Power DissipationCalculates bottom- and top-emitting mode partition and analyzes how the two IZO thicknesses affect EQE/γ, waveguide power, and evanescent power
Microcavity PeLED Angular EmissionIntensityCompares a top-emitting and a bottom-emitting device: the cavity shifts the top-emitting spectrum with angle, while the bottom-emitting spectrum stays fixed and its angular profile is close to Lambertian
Regular Tandem QLED OutcouplingModeAccounted for the outcoupling contribution of each emitting unit in the tandem structure, showing that the doubled efficiency is not a simple sum
Tandem QLED Cavity OptimizationModeUsed cavity maps to locate the optimal cavity length set by the interconnecting-layer thickness, providing the optical basis for the device design
SPP Mode Suppression in an Inverted Single-Layer OLEDMode, Power DissipationShowed that the inverted architecture moves power out of the surface-plasmon channel, explaining the optical origin of the efficiency gain
Anisotropic OLED OutcouplingMode, Power Dissipation, IntensityThe simulation method is the subject of the paper itself: it establishes an outcoupling calculation for stratified anisotropic OLEDs and uses it to separate the effects of dipole orientation and transport-layer birefringence
Optical Power Distribution in Graphene OLEDsModeShowed how optical power is redistributed among the channels once the electrode and the hole-injection layer are changed
TEOLED Purcell-Factor Tuning with a Capping LayerModeShowed that the Purcell factor must be included when optimizing the device structure, otherwise the capping-layer thickness is chosen incorrectly
Outcoupling and Loss Split versus OLED Emitter PositionMode, Power Dissipation, IntensityBroke the optical losses of an OLED down channel by channel, and located the optimal range of the emitter-to-cathode distance
Emission Position and Outcoupling Efficiency in a Broad-Recombination OLEDModeShowed in which direction the optimal emissive-layer thickness moves once the recombination zone broadens from a point into a profile
Cavity-Length Tuning and Angular Color Shift in Strong-Microcavity Top-Emitting OLEDsIntensityIdentified the higher-order resonant modes of the Fabry–Pérot microcavity, and explained the angular color shift and linewidth narrowing of each order
Microcavity Resonance Design for Near-Infrared Phototherapy OLEDsIntensityPlaced the resonance wavelength of the tandem microcavity in the near-infrared window required for phototherapy, deriving the cavity-mode position from the transport-layer thickness
Bidirectional Vertical Radiance Ratio of a Transparent Perovskite LEDIntensity, ModeExplained the optical origin of the asymmetric top and bottom emission of a transparent device, and gave the ratio as a function of wavelength
Dipole Orientation and Angle-Resolved Photoluminescence of TADF Doped FilmsIntensityRecovered the transition dipole orientation of the emitters from angle-resolved photoluminescence curves, linking molecular structure to orientation
Host Control of Dipole Orientation in TADF EmittersIntensityCompared nine host materials with the same orientation-recovery procedure, judging how strongly the host controls dipole orientation
Recovered Dipole Orientation of a Perovskite Nanocrystal Superlattice FilmIntensityAttributed the superlattice film's ability to exceed the outcoupling efficiency limit to dipole orientation rather than to the intrinsic emission efficiency of the material

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