Aging method for inorganic electroluminescence display device
A display and luminescent technology, which is applied in the field of inorganic electroluminescent display to make the inorganic electroluminescent display aging, and can solve the problem that it is difficult to avoid point-like spark breakdown, the dielectric layer withstands voltage drop, and it is difficult to improve the device yield rate. To achieve the effect of suppressing extended ignition, reducing environmental and equipment requirements, and improving yield
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[0025] In this embodiment, a yellow light inorganic electroluminescent display with ZnS:Mn as the light emitting layer is selected. The structure of the inorganic electroluminescent display includes a glass substrate, a transparent lower electrode, a lower dielectric layer, a light emitting layer, an upper dielectric layer, and an upper electrode. The lower electrode layer is ITO, and the upper electrode is aluminum or other metals. After the device is fabricated, it is pre-aged in a dry oxygen-containing atmosphere. If the light-emitting layer is an oxide, it can also be placed in the air for pre-aging. After pre-aging for a period of time, the package is subjected to subsequent aging in dry nitrogen, and finally the circuit is bonded.
[0026] In this embodiment, the aging steps of the inorganic electroluminescent display are as follows:
[0027] After the luminous screen is made, it is placed in a dry sealed box, the electrode leads are drawn out, and an air inlet and an...
Embodiment 2
[0034] A yellow inorganic electroluminescent display with ZnS:Mn as the light emitting layer has a size of 96mm*72mm, 120 rows and 480 columns. The electrode in the column direction is the bottom electrode ITO, and the electrode in the row direction is the upper electrode aluminum. The top electrode aluminum was evaporated by electron beam to a thickness of 150nm. After the device was fabricated, it was directly packaged in a glove box in dry nitrogen. Then add pulse voltage for aging, the pulse width is 10 microseconds, the frequency is 200 Hz, and the voltage is 210V. After half an hour of aging, the pulse width is increased from 10 microseconds to 30 microseconds, and then aged for 24 hours. After aging, nearly 1 / 4 of the rows and columns were disconnected, Figure 4 Shown is a photograph of broken wires after aging under a microscope for extended sparks.
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[0036] The same inorganic electroluminescent display as in Example 2 was selected for use. After the device is manufactured, it is placed in the air and subjected to pulse voltage aging, and the applied voltage is the same as that in Example 2. After aging for 24 hours, the screen did not appear disconnected, but the brightness decayed to zero. Figure 5 It is the curve of the brightness changing with time during the aging process of the device, and the curve shows that the brightness decays rapidly because the light-emitting layer is affected by the moisture in the air.
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