The transient hole transport in poly(p-phenylene vinylene) (PPV) is in
vestigated by measuring the response times of PPV-based light-emitting
diodes. It is demonstrated that the observed response times are gover
ned by the dispersive transport of holes in PPV. In terms of the stoch
astic transport model of Scher and Montroll, the results correspond to
a dispersion parameter alpha = 0.45, independent of temperature. This
indicates that the dispersion in hole transport in PPV is due mainly
to structural disorder, rather than to energetic disorder.