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OwnerChristoph Thalner, Edouard Marc Meyer +1inventors
InventorsChristoph Thalner, Edouard Marc Meyer, Alexander Singer
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The invention relates to an electroluminescent panel arrangement (10) having a dielectric (11), an active layer (12), and first (13) and second electrodes (14) which are disposed on the side of the bottom and the front of the panel, respectively, and are connectable to a voltage generator (15). The second electrode (14) is made of a transparent material. The dielectric (11), the active layer (12) and the first electrode (13) are individually coated with active substance and binder dry residues. The binder is identical to the dielectric (11) for the active layer (12) and the first electrode (13). According to the invention, the binder contains 60-70% solvent mixture, 5-15% PVC, 35-10% acrylate, 0-5%, typically less than 0.5%, oleic acid amide.
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An electroluminescent panel comprising an assembly comprising a dielectric and an active layer, and a first and a second electrode respectively located on the bottom side and on the front of the panel, designed for connection to a voltage generator, said second electrode being made of a transparent material, said dielectric, said active layer and said first electrode each comprising an active substance and dry residues of a binder, said binder being identical for said dielectric, for said active layer and for said first electrode, said binder comprising:
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