Corner Display Encapsulation Dividers Against Moisture Dark Spots

The encapsulation layer is divided into multiple independent encapsulation regions, each surrounding individual pixels or groups of pixels. These regions are separated by dividing lines that extend from the pixel electrode edges to the common electrode, creating isolated compartments that prevent moisture from spreading between pixels when one pixel is compromised

The dividing lines act as intermediary barriers between adjacent pixels. These lines form part of the encapsulation structure and create physical separation that blocks moisture penetration paths, serving as protective mediators that prevent harmful moisture from one pixel affecting neighboring pixels

The same encapsulation layer materials and deposition processes used for standard pixel encapsulation are also used to form the dividing lines and encapsulation regions. The encapsulation layer serves multiple functions: protecting individual pixels, creating separation barriers, and preventing moisture ingress at pixel boundaries, all through a single multi-functional structure

The dividing lines and encapsulation regions are formed during the initial encapsulation process before device assembly and testing. By pre-forming these protective structures during manufacturing, the complexity is managed upfront rather than requiring additional post-assembly steps or complex real-time protection mechanisms