Organic electroluminescence element, process for preparation of the same, and electrode film
AssigneesYoshio Taniguchi, Tokai Rubber Industries, Ltd.
InventorsYoshio TANIGUCHI, Masato SUGIYAMA, Shingo HIBINO, Tetsuya TAKEUCHI, Ryo MINOSHIMA
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Abstract
An organic electroluminescence element has a layered structure on a surface of a transparent substrate. The layered structure comprises an organic material layer including a light-emitting organic material layer, an opaque electrode layer, an insulating layer, a metal layer and a resin film in order. The organic electroluminescence element is improved in durability because moisture is prevented from permeating into a light-emitting element.
Claims6
A process for preparation of an organic electroluminescence element comprising the steps of:
- preparing a positive electrode substrate comprising a transparent substrate, a transparent positive electrode formed on the substrate, and a light-emitting organic material layer formed on the positive electrode;
- preparing a rolled negative electrode film comprising an outer resin film, a metal layer formed on the resin film, and an inner opaque negative electrode layer formed on the metal layer, the rolled negative electrode film being wound up around a core tube of metal or a core tube covered with a metal film with a tension of 2.5×105 to 4.0×107 N/m2 in vacuum or in an atmosphere of an inactive gas;
- unwinding the rolled negative electrode film;
- placing the unwound negative electrode film on the positive electrode substrate under the condition that the negative electrode is placed on the light-emitting organic material layer;
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- pressing the positive electrode substrate and the negative electrode film while heating the organic material layer to soften the organic material layer whereby causing the negative electrode film to adhere to the positive electrode substrate.
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