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It remains a significant challenge to develop organic room-temperature electrophosphorescence. In this work, we develop two organic phosphors D31 and D32 with acridine as the electron donor, benzophenone with different connection positions as the electron acceptor, and oxygen atom as the bridge. The insertion of the oxygen atom would effectively facilitate the intersystem crossing (ISC) and phosphorescence processes. Due to the different connection positions of benzophenone, D31 and D32-based non-doped devices exhibit an aggregation-diminished and aggregation-enhanced organic room temperature electrophosphorescence with the maximum external quantum efficiency (EQEmax) of 4.51% and 6.70%, respectively. Moreover, the host-free sensitization device based on D32 and S-Cz-BN revealed a significantly boosted EQEmax of 17.11% with a small full-width at half maximum (FWHM) of 28 nm. This work provides a novel approach to develop highly efficient aggregation-induced organic room temperature electrophosphorescence. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Moisture ingress is one of the major causes of aging in oil–paper insulated transformers; the measurement of the moisture content of the insulating material is thus necessary during transformer disassembly for maintenance. One critical engineering consideration is the need for rapid and nondestructive moisture content measurement of the oil–paper insulation to minimize the power-outage time. Herein, a rapid characterization method for the moisture content of oil–paper insulation based on the dielectric response obtained using a microstrip petal-like ring resonator (MPRR) is proposed. The geometric parameters of the resonator and dielectric response model were established based on simulations and theoretical analysis. The geometry of the resonant ring was optimized by modifying the originally circular ring structure of the microstrip ring resonator (MRR) into a petal-like ring structure; this increases the number of resonant peaks from five to seven in the frequency range of 0.5–6.0 GHz for the same electrode area. The effects of the coupling mode, coupling gap, and microstrip ring size on the resonance characteristics of the MPRR were simulated and analyzed. Compared with the MRR, the MPRR has the advantages of a reduced fundamental resonant frequency and a smaller resonant-ring area that improves radiation efficiency. The impact of moisture content on the dielectric response of the pressboard obtained using the MPRR was studied. A moisture-calculation equation based on the measured dielectric response for a selected type of pressboard was established by the Lasso regression. The results of verification experiments show that the error of the proposed method is sufficient for practical applications. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]