Substrate for organic electroluminescence device and method of producing the same
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorTaiji Tomita
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Abstract
Provided is a substrate for an organic electroluminescence device having the following characteristics: occurrence of withdrawal of an organic electroluminescence material can be suppressed, and, even when the withdrawal occurs owing to, for example, impurities on the substrate, such a problem that stop of film formation for one entire line can be suppressed, and hence yields can be improved. The substrate for an organic electroluminescence device including at least pixel electrodes and stripe-shaped banks has projections between the stripe-shaped banks.
Claims7
A substrate for an organic electroluminescence device comprising:
- a lower electrode constituting a plurality of emission portions;
- and
- a plurality of banks which are long in one direction and which are provided between each of the emission portions,
- wherein the plurality of emission portions are provided between a first bank and a second bank, the first bank and the second bank being arranged in a stripe-shape;
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- wherein a plurality of projections are provided between each of the plurality of emission portions and wherein the projections are provided independently of the banks and between the first bank and the second bank and throughout the length of the banks.
A display apparatus comprising:
- a plurality of organic electroluminescence devices;
- and
- a plurality of banks which are long in one direction and which are provided between each of the organic electroluminescence devices,
- wherein the plurality of organic electroluminescence devices are provided between a first bank and a second bank, the first bank and the second bank being arranged in a stripe-shape;
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- wherein a plurality of projections are provided between each of the plurality of organic electroluminescence devices and wherein the projections are provided independently of the banks and between the first bank and the second bank and throughout the length of the banks.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.