Organic el light-emitting element and manufacturing method thereof
AssigneeSakai Display Products Corporation
InventorsKATSUHIKO KISHIMOTO, YUKIYA NISHIOKA
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Abstract
An organic EL light-emitting element is provided in which, by means of an organic material that is a oligomer with a molecular weight of 300-5000, an organic layer coated film 25 is formed in a high-definition pixel pattern in the openings 23a of insulation banks 23 that are formed with a hydrophilic material; a manufacturing method of said organic EL light-emitting element is also provided. The coated film 25 is formed by dropwise injection of a liquid composition containing an organic material oligomer.
Claims13
An organic electroluminescent light-emitting element comprising:
- a substrate,
- a first electrode provided on a surface of the substrate,
- an insulation bank formed to surround at least part of the first electrode,
- one or more organic layers formed on the first electrode surrounded by the insulation bank, and
- a second electrode formed on the organic layer,
- wherein the insulation bank is formed by a material having a hydrophilic property, and a contact angle of a surface of the insulation bank to water is 15° or more and 60° or less, and the insulation bank has a forward tapered shape or a sidewall of the insulation bank is formed such as to be substantially perpendicular to the first electrode,
- each of the one or more organic layers is a coated-type organic layer formed of an oligomer of an organic material, and the one or more organic layers comprise a light-emitting layer,
- the oligomer of the organic material for the light-emitting layer is a compound obtained by a polymerization of a monomer, the monomer comprising a structural unit represented by a general formula of —[Y]—, wherein Y comprises a skeleton selected from a group consisting of a triarylamine skeleton, an oxadiazole skeleton, a triazole skeleton, a silole skeleton, a styrylarylene skeleton, a pyrazoloquinoline skeleton, an oligothiophene skeleton, a rylene skeleton, a perinone skeleton, a vinyl carobazole skeleton, a tetraphenylethylene skeleton, a coumarin skeleton, a rubrene skeleton, a quinacridone skeleton, a squarylium skeleton, a porphyrin skeleton, and a pyrazoline skeleton, and
- the oligomer has a molecular weight of 300 or more and 5000 or less.
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A method of manufacturing an organic electroluminescent light-emitting element comprising:
- forming a first electrode on a surface of a substrate,
- forming an insulation bank by a hydrophilic resin material to surround at least part of the first electrode,
- forming one or more organic layers comprising a light-emitting layer on an area of the first electrode surrounded by the insulation bank, the one or more organic layers being formed of an oligomer of an organic material, each of the one or more organic layers being formed as a coated-type organic layer, and
- forming a second electrode on the organic layer,
- wherein the insulation bank is formed to have a contact angle to water of 15° or more and 60° or less using a hydrophilic material,
- the oligomer of the organic material for the light-emitting layer is a compound obtained by a polymerization of a monomer, the monomer comprising a structural unit represented by a general formula of —[Y]—, wherein Y comprises a skeleton selected from a group consisting of a triarylamine skeleton, an oxadiazole skeleton, a triazole skeleton, a silole skeleton, a styrylarylene skeleton, a pyrazoloquinoline skeleton, an oligothiophene skeleton, a rylene skeleton, a perinone skeleton, a vinyl carobazole skeleton, a tetraphenylethylene skeleton, a coumarin skeleton, a rubrene skeleton, a quinacridone skeleton, a squarylium skeleton, a porphyrin skeleton, and a pyrazoline skeleton, and
- a step for forming the light-emitting layer is conducted by applying a droplet of a liquid composition comprising the oligomer of the organic material for the light-emitting layer using an ink-jet process.
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