Method of manufacturing organic electroluminescent device and organic electroluminescent device
AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorsKenji Hayashi, Ryoichi Nozawa, Yukio Yamauchi
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Abstract
A method of manufacturing an organic electroluminescent device, which, on a substrate, has a plurality of first electrodes, a light-emitting functional layer disposed to correspond to formation positions of the first electrodes, and a second electrode covering the light-emitting functional layer, includes forming a buffering layer that covers the second electrode, and forming a gas barrier layer that covers the buffering layer. The forming of the buffering layer includes coating a coating material having a monomer/oligomer material and a curing agent under a vacuum atmosphere, without a solvent, and thermally curing the coating material so as to form the buffering layer.
Claims14
A method of manufacturing an organic electroluminescent device, which, on a substrate, has a plurality of first electrodes, a light-emitting functional layer disposed to correspond to formation positions of the first electrodes, and a second electrode covering the light-emitting functional layer, the method of manufacturing an organic electroluminescent device comprising:
- forming a buffering layer that covers the second electrode;
- the forming of the buffering layer includes:
- coating a coating material containing a monomer/oligomer material and a curing agent under a vacuum atmosphere, without a solvent, and
- thermally curing the coating material so as to form the buffering layer;
- forming a gas barrier layer that covers the buffering layer;
- forming a partition that has a plurality of openings corresponding to the formation positions of the first electrodes;
- forming the light-emitting functional layer in the plurality of openings;
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- forming the second electrode that covers the partition and the light-emitting functional layer,
- the forming of the buffering layer forms the buffering layer to cover the second electrode and the partition.
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