Color electroluminescent displays including photoluminescent phosphor layer
AssigneeIfire IP Corporation
InventorsXingwei Wu, Abdul M. Nakua
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Abstract
The present invention is directed to color electroluminescent displays comprising a novel sub-pixel structure and method for making the same. The sub-pixel structure has an electroluminescent phosphor, which emits blue light, and a photoluminescent phosphor, which emits at least one other color as a result of absorption of the blue light. The invention is also directed to novel photoluminescent phosphor materials.
Claims7
An emissive display having addressable pixels, said display comprising a photoluminescent phosphor layer comprising:
- a pigment powder comprising a solid solution of organic photoluminescent molecules;
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- a matrix material, wherein said pigment powder is dispersed in said matrix material, said matrix material being chemically and physically compatible with said pigment powder such that the photoluminescent efficiency of the organic photoluminescent molecules are substantially maintained.
A method for absorbing blue light emitted from one or more pixels in an emissive display, the method comprising providing at least one photoluminescent phosphor layer associate with said one or more pixels, such that blue light emitted by said pixels is substantially absorbed by the associated photoluminescent phosphor layer, thereby causing said photoluminescent phosphor layer to emit a colored light other than a blue light, wherein said photoluminescent phosphor layer comprises:
- a pigment powder comprising a solid solution of organic photoluminescent molecules;
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- a matrix material, wherein said pigment powder is dispersed in said matrix material, said matrix material being chemically and physically compatible with said pigment powder such that the photoluminescent efficiency of the organic photoluminescent molecules are substantially maintained.
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