Device and method for synchronized light and sound emissions
AssigneeAgency for Science, Technology and Research
InventorsWeng Heng Liew, Kui Yao, Shuting Chen
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Abstract
Devices and method for synchronized light and sound emission are disclosed. The device comprises: a first electrode layer; a second electrode layer; and a composite material layer disposed between the first electrode layer and the second electrode layer, the composite material layer having an electromechanical active matrix and an electroluminescent component; and wherein the electroluminescent component comprises a plurality of particle sets dispersed in the electromechanical active matrix, each particle set being continuous and having two ends each in contact with a respective one of the first and second electrode layers.
Claims20
A device for synchronized light and sound emission, comprising:
- a first electrode layer;
- a second electrode layer;
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- a composite material layer disposed between the first electrode layer and the second electrode layer, the composite material layer having an electromechanical active matrix and an electroluminescent component;
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- wherein the electroluminescent component comprises a plurality of particle sets dispersed in the electromechanical active matrix, each particle set being continuous and having two ends each in contact with a respective one of the first and second electrode layers.
A method of fabricating a device for synchronized light and sound emission, comprising:
- forming a first electrode layer;
- forming a composite material layer on the first electrode layer, the composite material layer having an electromechanical active matrix and an electroluminescent component, the electroluminescent component comprising a plurality of particle sets dispersed in the electromechanical active matrix, wherein each particle set is continuous and having two ends;
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- forming a second electrode layer on the composite material layer;
- wherein each of the two ends of each particle set is in contact with a respective one of the first and second electrode layers.
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