Аннотация:In this study, a non-carrier-injection quantum-dot based alternating current electroluminescent device based on a novel tandem emission layer architecture, enabling continuous color tunability for a single color of both emission layers and their mixed colors through a frequency modulation strategy is proposed. The key to the device operation lies in the introduction of a charge buffer layer between the emission layers, enabling precise regulation of charge transport between the top and bottom quantum dot layers. The device exhibits fully continuous and directionally controllable color-tuning capability, with a peak luminance of up to 1200 cdm−2 and excellent cycling stability. It is revealed that the capacitances of the top and bottom structures of the device are frequency dependent, which governs charge distribution and enables frequency-selective emission. Based on these findings, a full-color pixel is constructed using two coplanar sub-pixel units. By integrating a wavelength prediction model, continuously tunable full-color emission is precisely controlled through voltage/frequency modulation, achieving a color gamut close to the DCI-P3 standard. This strategy offers a compact device framework and technical pathway for ultra-high-resolution displays with reduced complexity and cost.