Methods for custom-fitting a radiant energy transfer panel
AssigneeGlobal OLED Technology LLC
InventorBarry D. Silverstein
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AssigneeGlobal OLED Technology LLC
InventorBarry D. Silverstein
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A radiant energy transfer panel is resized from an array of individually sealed segments by cutting the array along a cut line, thereby damaging some segments by breaking their seals. Other segments adjacent to the damaged segments are left intact. Each segment has two electrodes for power connection. Electrodes of the damaged segments remain electrically connected to electrodes of undamaged segments after cutting. An edge member may be positioned to overlap damaged segments and redirect light from undamaged segments to compensate for the damaged segments. In alternative embodiments, the edge member may be light-blocking. The radiant energy transfer panel may be an electroluminescent panel or a photovoltaic panel.
A method of forming a radiant energy transfer panel from an array of individually sealed segments each having two electrodes, the method comprising:
A method of forming a custom-fitted electroluminescent panel with compensation for damaged edges, from an array of individually sealed electroluminescent segments each having two electrodes, the method comprising:
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