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A method for reducing air bubbles generated by lamination of waterproof protective film and segment code liquid crystal device

A protective film and air bubble technology, which is applied in the direction of instruments, optics, nonlinear optics, etc., can solve the problem of a large number of air bubbles in the waterproof protective film, and achieve the effect of improving product quality, reducing air bubbles, and meeting waterproof performance

Active Publication Date: 2021-07-23
GUANGZHOU ANXUTE ELECTRONICS
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[0004] In order to solve the problem of a large number of air bubbles after the waterproof protective film is pasted, the present invention provides a method for reducing the generation of air bubbles after the waterproof protective film is pasted. The solution is as follows:

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[0029] A method for reducing air bubbles in the bonding of a waterproof protective film, comprising the following steps:

[0030] Step S1: tear off the release film on the surface of the electronic paper of the product, and perform plasma cleaning. The plasma cleaning includes step S11 carbon tetrafluoride and oxygen combined cleaning and step S12 oxygen cleaning;

[0031] In step S11, the parameters in the combined cleaning of carbon tetrafluoride and oxygen are set to 200ppm carbon tetrafluoride, 150ppm oxygen, 50°C temperature, 35MPa vacuum, 5min time, and 4000W power;

[0032] The parameters in step S12 oxygen cleaning are set as oxygen amount 150ppm, temperature 50°C, vacuum degree 35MPa, time 3-8min, power 4000W;

[0033] Conduct electrical testing after plasma cleaning, and observe whether the product is damaged;

[0034] The product after plasma cleaning needs to be tested for water drop angle within 24 hours. If the contact angle of the test is less than 25°, it is q...

Embodiment 2

[0040] A method for reducing air bubbles in the bonding of a waterproof protective film, comprising the following steps:

[0041] Step S1: tear off the release film on the surface of the electronic paper of the product, and perform plasma cleaning. The plasma cleaning includes step S11 carbon tetrafluoride and oxygen combined cleaning and step S12 oxygen cleaning;

[0042] In step S11, the parameters in the combined cleaning of carbon tetrafluoride and oxygen are set as carbon tetrafluoride 250ppm, oxygen 200ppm, temperature 52°C, vacuum 40MPa, time 7min, and power 3900W;

[0043] The parameters in step S12 oxygen cleaning are set as 200ppm oxygen, 52°C temperature, 40MPa vacuum, 7min time, and 3900W power;

[0044] Conduct electrical testing after plasma cleaning, and observe whether the product is damaged;

[0045] The product after plasma cleaning needs to be tested for water drop angle within 24 hours. If the contact angle of the test is less than 25°, it is qualified and...

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[0051] A method for reducing air bubbles in the bonding of a waterproof protective film, comprising the following steps:

[0052] Step S1: tear off the release film on the surface of the electronic paper of the product, and perform plasma cleaning. The plasma cleaning includes step S11 carbon tetrafluoride and oxygen combined cleaning and step S12 oxygen cleaning;

[0053] In step S11, the parameters in the combined cleaning of carbon tetrafluoride and oxygen are set as carbon tetrafluoride 250ppm, oxygen 200ppm, temperature 47°C, vacuum 30MPa, time 4min, and power 3900W;

[0054] The parameters in step S12 oxygen cleaning are set as oxygen amount 200ppm, temperature 47°C, vacuum degree 30MPa, time 4min, power 4100W;

[0055] Conduct electrical testing after plasma cleaning, and observe whether the product is damaged;

[0056] The product after plasma cleaning needs to be tested for water drop angle within 24 hours. If the contact angle of the test is less than 25°, it is quali...

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Abstract

The invention relates to a method for reducing bubbles generated by laminating a waterproof protective film and a broken code liquid crystal device, and belongs to the technical field of segment code liquid crystal products. The method includes the following steps. Step S1: Tear off the release film on the electronic paper surface of the product and perform plasma cleaning; Step S2: Fit the waterproof protective film to the plasma-cleaned electronic paper surface; Step S3: Carry out cleaning on the product. Defoaming. The product treated by the present invention not only ensures the waterproof performance, but also greatly reduces the generation of bubbles caused by the waterproof protective film, thereby improving the product quality. The segmented liquid crystal device prepared by adopting the above-mentioned method of reducing bubbles generated by bonding the waterproof protective film is lighter and thinner than the liquid crystal device using glue for waterproofing, and the product quality is improved and is less likely to generate bubbles.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of segment code liquid crystal products, in particular to a method for reducing air bubbles generated by laminating a waterproof protective film and a segment code liquid crystal device processed by the method. Background technique [0002] Compared with dot-matrix liquid crystals, segment-code liquid crystals have more free arrangement shapes, and segment-code liquid crystal products have simple structures and low production costs, and have broad application prospects in daily life and industrial production. [0003] With the improvement of material living standards, people's requirements for electronic products are getting higher and higher, which promotes the development of segment code LCD products towards the trend of thinner and smarter. Glue is used for waterproofing in the existing waterproof process of the segment code liquid crystal display, but the glue has a certain thickness, which is not conduc...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): B29C63/02G02F1/1333
CPCB29C63/0004B29C63/0056B29C63/02G02F1/1333
Inventor 冼志辉石义湫
Owner GUANGZHOU ANXUTE ELECTRONICS
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