Abstract
Development is reported of an autoluminescent planar display and a free shape novel light source based on the technology of creating organic electroluminescent (EL) devices. A small dose of desiccant is added to an inorganic amorphous protecting film, and then high reliability is attained with the film staying in service for 30,000 hours or more. Technologies of ensuring uniform luminescence on a 100 times 100mm large screen and forming a 0.2mm pitch electrode pattern are established, and a 320 times 240 dot simple matrix display is developed. Novel red luminescent materials are developed, which are luminescent materials which incorporate Eu ions as luminescent seeds and exhibit a sharp luminescent spectrum, and novel organic materials. Novel blue luminescent materials are also developed. As for white luminescent materials, two types of novel pigments are developed. Studies are under way to apply amphoteric carrier transport materials to EL devices. A novel sealing technology is established which uses a composite material made of fine glass powder and UV setting resin. A SiON-based protecting film is successfully fabricated by which the internal stress is minimized. A technology is established of fabricating a diamond-like carbon (DLC) film for the protection of electrodes and wiring circuits. (NEDO)
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Fiscal 1999 achievement report on regional consortium research and development project. Regional consortium activity in its 3rd year (Research and development of technologies for creating novel organic electroluminescent devices); 1999 nendo shin'yuki electroluminescence device no sosei gijutsu ni kansuru kenkyu kaihatsu seika hokokusho. 3.
Japan: N. p.,
2000.
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Fiscal 1999 achievement report on regional consortium research and development project. Regional consortium activity in its 3rd year (Research and development of technologies for creating novel organic electroluminescent devices); 1999 nendo shin'yuki electroluminescence device no sosei gijutsu ni kansuru kenkyu kaihatsu seika hokokusho. 3.
Japan.
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2000.
"Fiscal 1999 achievement report on regional consortium research and development project. Regional consortium activity in its 3rd year (Research and development of technologies for creating novel organic electroluminescent devices); 1999 nendo shin'yuki electroluminescence device no sosei gijutsu ni kansuru kenkyu kaihatsu seika hokokusho. 3."
Japan.
@misc{etde_20140109,
title = {Fiscal 1999 achievement report on regional consortium research and development project. Regional consortium activity in its 3rd year (Research and development of technologies for creating novel organic electroluminescent devices); 1999 nendo shin'yuki electroluminescence device no sosei gijutsu ni kansuru kenkyu kaihatsu seika hokokusho. 3}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {Development is reported of an autoluminescent planar display and a free shape novel light source based on the technology of creating organic electroluminescent (EL) devices. A small dose of desiccant is added to an inorganic amorphous protecting film, and then high reliability is attained with the film staying in service for 30,000 hours or more. Technologies of ensuring uniform luminescence on a 100 times 100mm large screen and forming a 0.2mm pitch electrode pattern are established, and a 320 times 240 dot simple matrix display is developed. Novel red luminescent materials are developed, which are luminescent materials which incorporate Eu ions as luminescent seeds and exhibit a sharp luminescent spectrum, and novel organic materials. Novel blue luminescent materials are also developed. As for white luminescent materials, two types of novel pigments are developed. Studies are under way to apply amphoteric carrier transport materials to EL devices. A novel sealing technology is established which uses a composite material made of fine glass powder and UV setting resin. A SiON-based protecting film is successfully fabricated by which the internal stress is minimized. A technology is established of fabricating a diamond-like carbon (DLC) film for the protection of electrodes and wiring circuits. (NEDO)}
place = {Japan}
year = {2000}
month = {Mar}
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title = {Fiscal 1999 achievement report on regional consortium research and development project. Regional consortium activity in its 3rd year (Research and development of technologies for creating novel organic electroluminescent devices); 1999 nendo shin'yuki electroluminescence device no sosei gijutsu ni kansuru kenkyu kaihatsu seika hokokusho. 3}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {Development is reported of an autoluminescent planar display and a free shape novel light source based on the technology of creating organic electroluminescent (EL) devices. A small dose of desiccant is added to an inorganic amorphous protecting film, and then high reliability is attained with the film staying in service for 30,000 hours or more. Technologies of ensuring uniform luminescence on a 100 times 100mm large screen and forming a 0.2mm pitch electrode pattern are established, and a 320 times 240 dot simple matrix display is developed. Novel red luminescent materials are developed, which are luminescent materials which incorporate Eu ions as luminescent seeds and exhibit a sharp luminescent spectrum, and novel organic materials. Novel blue luminescent materials are also developed. As for white luminescent materials, two types of novel pigments are developed. Studies are under way to apply amphoteric carrier transport materials to EL devices. A novel sealing technology is established which uses a composite material made of fine glass powder and UV setting resin. A SiON-based protecting film is successfully fabricated by which the internal stress is minimized. A technology is established of fabricating a diamond-like carbon (DLC) film for the protection of electrodes and wiring circuits. (NEDO)}
place = {Japan}
year = {2000}
month = {Mar}
}