Which outcome limits the performance of organic LEDs at high currents?

💡 Explanation

Singlet-triplet annihilation limits OLED efficiency at high current because increased excitation density allows two triplet excitons to interact, forming one singlet and one triplet; the triplet decays non-radiatively. Therefore, efficiency drops, rather than remaining constant because exciton quenching becomes prominent.

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