×

Organic light emitting device (OLED) display with improved light emission using a metallic anode

  • US 20040140758A1
  • Filed: 01/17/2003
  • Published: 07/22/2004
  • Est. Priority Date: 01/17/2003
  • Status: Abandoned Application
First Claim
Patent Images

1. A bottom-emitting OLED device, comprising:

  • (a) a transparent substrate;

    (b) a reflective, weakly absorbing, and conductive anode layer including a metal or metal alloy or both formed over the substrate;

    (c) a hole-injection layer deposited over the reflective, weakly absorbing, and conductive anode layer;

    (d) a plurality of organic layers formed over the hole-injection layer and including an emissive layer having electroluminescent material and an electron transport layer disposed over the emissive layer;

    (e) a reflective and conductive cathode including a metal or metal alloy or both provided over the electron transport layer; and

    (f) the transparency and reflectivity of the anode structure, reflectivity of cathode structure, and the thickness of the organic layers between the electrodes being selected to change the internal reflection of light to thereby improve the emission and obtain through-substrate exceeding that of an optimized control device not having the reflective, weakly absorbing, and conductive anode.

View all claims
  • 1 Assignment
Timeline View
Assignment View
    ×
    ×