Thin film electroluminescence element
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Komatsu Seisakusho
InventorTakashi Nire
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AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Komatsu Seisakusho
InventorTakashi Nire
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A thin film EL element capable of emitting light of different colors desired even at a low applied voltage owing to its high luminescent efficiency and freedom from crystal defects. The thin film EL element is of the dual dielectric structure having a transparent substrate (1), and a transparent conducting film (2), a first dielectric layer (3), a luminescent layer (4), and a second dielectric layer (5), which are formed on top of the other on the substrate, the transparent conducting film and the second dielectric layer being provided with respective electrodes (6a, 6b). It is characterized in that the luminescent layer has a superlattice structure represented by (luminscent host material)/(luminescent host material):(luminescent center impurity). The luminescent layer permits the doping of various luminscent center impurities while keeping its electrical neutrality without a need for the addition of charge compensating elements.
A thin film EL element of dual dielectric structure having a transparent substrate, and a transparent conducting film, a first dielectric layer, a luminescent layer, and a second dielectric layer, which are formed on top of the other on the substrate, the transparent conducting film and the second dielectric layer being provided with respective electrodes, characterized in that the luminescent layer has a superlattice structure represented by (luminescent host material)/(luminescent host material):(luminescent center impurity) wherein the valence number of the luminscent center impurity is equal to a valence number of a cation of the luminscent host material.
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