Pattern formation method for electroluminescent element
First Claim
1. A method for pattern formation, comprising the steps of:
- preparing a substrate on which electrodes are provided with a space between the electrodes;
forming, on the substrate on which the electrodes are provided in the space between the electrodes, partition walls which have a liquid-nonrepellent surface and have such a sectional form that, at least in the lower part of the partition wall, as the distance from the substrate increases, the size of the partition wall in a direction parallel to the substrate decreases, and the size of the partition walls in its part provided on the electrode in a direction parallel to the substrate is not less than 1 μ
m;
applying a coating comprising an EL light emitting layer on an upper surface of the electrodes provided on the substrate in its part between the partition walls;
forming the EL light emitting layer by one of a dispenser method and an ink jet method; and
drying and solidifying the coating to form a solidified coating of which the ratio of the maximum thickness (Tmax) to the minimum thickness (Tmin), Tmax/Tmin, is not more than 130% as measured in the coating in its part between the lower ends of the partition walls adjacent to each other.
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Abstract
There is provided a pattern formed object having an electroluminescent layer coating. The pattern formed object comprising a substrate, partition walls provided on the substrate, and a coating stacked on the substrate in its part between the partition walls, wherein the partition walls have a sloped liquid non-repellent surface and have a section form that, at least in the lower part of the partition wall, as the distance from the substrate increases, the size of the partition wall in a direction parallel to the substrate decreases, and in the coating, the ratio of the maximum thickness (Tmax) to the minimum thickness (Tmin), Tmax/Tmin, is not more than 130% as measured in the coating in its part between the lower ends of the partition walls adjacent to each other.
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1. A method for pattern formation, comprising the steps of:
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preparing a substrate on which electrodes are provided with a space between the electrodes; forming, on the substrate on which the electrodes are provided in the space between the electrodes, partition walls which have a liquid-nonrepellent surface and have such a sectional form that, at least in the lower part of the partition wall, as the distance from the substrate increases, the size of the partition wall in a direction parallel to the substrate decreases, and the size of the partition walls in its part provided on the electrode in a direction parallel to the substrate is not less than 1 μ
m;applying a coating comprising an EL light emitting layer on an upper surface of the electrodes provided on the substrate in its part between the partition walls; forming the EL light emitting layer by one of a dispenser method and an ink jet method; and drying and solidifying the coating to form a solidified coating of which the ratio of the maximum thickness (Tmax) to the minimum thickness (Tmin), Tmax/Tmin, is not more than 130% as measured in the coating in its part between the lower ends of the partition walls adjacent to each other. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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