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Leak Detection in OLED Displays: Patent-Based Solutions

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Summary

Problems

Organic light-emitting display apparatuses face reduced lifespan and reliability due to oxidation and water penetration, with existing detection methods struggling to precisely identify organic layer leaks between block structures, especially with concave-convex surface shapes.

Innovation solutions

The organic light-emitting display apparatus includes a substrate with a display area and peripheral area, featuring a pixel electrode, intermediate layer, opposite electrode, and conductive layers with specific block structures and an encapsulation structure comprising inorganic and organic layers, allowing precise detection of organic layer leaks through the use of openings in the conductive layers.

TRIZ Analysis

Specific contradictions:

production efficiency
vs
display apparatus reliability

General conflict description:

Productivity
vs
Reliability
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Principle concept:

If organic layer leakage is not detected, then production efficiency is maintained, but reliability deteriorates due to oxygen and water penetration

Why choose this principle:

The flat reference layer is formed in advance during the manufacturing process, enabling subsequent automated optical inspection of organic layer leakage. This preliminary preparation allows for rapid, non-contact detection that can be integrated into the production line, maintaining high productivity while ensuring reliability by identifying leakage defects before final assembly

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Principle concept:

If organic layer leakage is not detected, then production efficiency is maintained, but reliability deteriorates due to oxygen and water penetration

Why choose this principle:

The DIC microscope provides real-time feedback on organic layer leakage by detecting interference patterns in the peripheral area. This feedback mechanism enables immediate identification of defective products, allowing for quality control decisions to be made during manufacturing, thus maintaining both high productivity through automated inspection and reliability by preventing defective products from reaching customers

Application Domain

oled displays leak detection encapsulation structure

Data Source

Patent US20210143238A1 Organic light-emitting display device and method of manufacturing the same
Publication Date: 13 May 2021 TRIZ 新能源汽车
FIG 01
US20210143238A1-D00001
FIG 02
US20210143238A1-D00002
FIG 03
US20210143238A1-D00003
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AI summary:

The organic light-emitting display apparatus includes a substrate with a display area and peripheral area, featuring a pixel electrode, intermediate layer, opposite electrode, and conductive layers with specific block structures and an encapsulation structure comprising inorganic and organic layers, allowing precise detection of organic layer leaks through the use of openings in the conductive layers.

Abstract

An organic light-emitting display apparatus including: a substrate including a display area and a peripheral area at an outer side of the display area; a pixel electrode disposed in the display area of the substrate; a pixel-defining layer disposed on the pixel electrode and exposing at least a portion of the pixel electrode; an intermediate layer disposed on the pixel electrode; an opposite electrode disposed on the intermediate layer; a first conductive layer disposed in the peripheral area of the substrate and including at least one opening; a first block structure and a second block structure disposed on the first conductive layer and separated from each other with the at least one opening therebetween; and an encapsulation structure disposed on the opposite electrode in the display area and the peripheral area.

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