Electronic device having low background luminescence, a black layer, or any combination thereof
A technology for electronic devices and black layers, which can be used in electric solid-state devices, photovoltaic power generation, electrical components, etc., and can solve problems such as increased module thickness and cost.
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[0099] Example 1 demonstrates that the composition, thickness, or both of one or more layers in the cathode may not be well suited to achieve low L 背景 . An electronic device can be fabricated having a cathode comprising a Sm layer therein. The cathode can comprise an interlayer of Ba / Al / Sm / Al or LiF / Al / Sm / Al, depending on whether Ba or LiF is used as the low work function layer. 6 to 8 include graphs of luminance, CIEy (color) and reflectance for a cathode comprising a Sm layer. Both brightness and color properties are acceptable for different thicknesses of Sm layers, but the minimum reflectance is relatively high and occurs at frequencies in the blue light spectrum (around 470 nm). The minimum reflectance is greater than 20%. The human eye is less sensitive to radiation within the blue light spectrum (400-500 nm) compared to the green light spectrum (500-600 nm).
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[0101] Example 2 demonstrates that, compared to the cathode of Example 1, the composition, thickness, or both of one or more layers in the anode are critical to achieving a low L 背景 effect is greater. Electronic devices can be fabricated with a cathode comprising a Ru or Cr layer in the anode. The anode may include an ITO / Ru / ITO or ITO / Cr / ITO interlayer. Figures 9 to 11 include graphs of luminance, CIEy and reflectance for anodes comprising Ru or Cr layers. Brightness was not as good as the cathode of Example 1. However, the color is improved and the minimum reflectance is significantly lower and is at very low values in the eye sensitivity range corresponding to the green light spectrum (wavelength range 500-600 nm). The minimum reflectance is less than 10%, and in a particular embodiment, less than 5%. Therefore, the anode of Example 2 achieves L 背景 Lower cathode than Example 1.
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