Organic electroluminescence display device and producing method thereof
AssigneeTDK Corporation
InventorsMitsufumi Codama, Masaru Tanaka
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Abstract
In manufacturing of an organic electroluminescence (EL) display device, after first electrodes are formed on a substrate, insulating films are formed on the first electrodes except regions corresponding to light emitting portions. Spacers are formed on the insulating films, and overhanging portions are formed so as to overhang the spacers. Thus, element isolating structure portions for isolating organic EL elements are formed. Then, organic EL films, second electrodes, and protecting films are sequentially formed between the spacers. In the thus formed light emitting portions of the organic EL display device, the bending angle of a bending portion of a pattern of the element isolating structure portion is larger than 90.degree..
Claims5
An organic electroluminescence display device comprising:
- a first electrode which is transparent and formed on a substrate;
- an insulating film selectively formed on the first electrode;
- a plurality of spacers which have a metal and are formed on the insulating film;
- an overhanging film which is formed on each spacer and has a width wider than that of each spacer;
- an organic electroluminescence film formed on the first electrode and between adjacent spacers;
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- a second electrode formed on the organic electroluminescence film.
An organic elecroluminescence display device comprising:
- a first electrode which is transparent and formed on a substrate;
- an insulating film selectively formed on the first electrode;
- a plurality of first spacers which have a metal and are formed on the insulating film;
- a plurality of second spacers formed on the first spacers;
- an overhanging film which is formed on each second spacer and has a width wider than that of each first spacer;
- an organic electroluminescence film formed on the first electrode and between adjacent first spacers;
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- a second electrode formed on the organic electroluminescence film.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.