Electroluminescence light emitting steel
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1. An electroluminescence light emitting sheet comprising:
- a light-emitting layer containing electroluminescence light-emitting elements therein; and
an electrode section including a plurality of electrode pairs which are disposed with a predetermined arrangement, wherein each of the electrode pairs includes first and second electrodes which are electrically separated from each other with a spacing region and disposed on one surface side of the light-emitting layer with a predetermined arrangement, wherein, when an electrically conductive material is placed on another surface side of the light-emitting layer which is opposite to the one surface side, the electrode section forms a closed circuit between the conductive material and at least one of the electrode pairs receiving an application of AC voltage, through the light-emitting layer.
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Abstract
An EL emitting sheet realizing various changes of light emission. The EL emitting sheet includes: a light-emitting layer containing electroluminescence light-emitting elements therein; and an electrode section having a plurality of electrode pairs which is disposed with a predetermined arrangement, wherein each of the electrode pairs includes first and second electrodes which are electrically separated from each other with a spacing region and disposed in one surface side of the light-emitting layer with a predetermined arrangement.
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1. An electroluminescence light emitting sheet comprising:
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a light-emitting layer containing electroluminescence light-emitting elements therein; and
an electrode section including a plurality of electrode pairs which are disposed with a predetermined arrangement, wherein each of the electrode pairs includes first and second electrodes which are electrically separated from each other with a spacing region and disposed on one surface side of the light-emitting layer with a predetermined arrangement, wherein, when an electrically conductive material is placed on another surface side of the light-emitting layer which is opposite to the one surface side, the electrode section forms a closed circuit between the conductive material and at least one of the electrode pairs receiving an application of AC voltage, through the light-emitting layer. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17)
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