Display Panel Barrier Layer Adhesion via Organic Film Segmentation
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Solution Overview
Problem
In OLED display panels, the control chip is prone to falling off in high temperature and high humidity environments due to poor adhesion between the organic film layer and the barrier layer, which results in signal wire breakage and display issues.
Innovation Solution
A display panel design that includes a base substrate with contact electrodes, an inorganic film layer on one side of the contact electrodes, an organic film layer on the other side, and a barrier layer covering the organic film layer. The organic film layer has openings in the gaps between adjacent contact electrodes, allowing the barrier layer to contact the inorganic film layer, enhancing adhesion.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If the organic film layer is continuous covering the contact electrodes, then the display panel structure is simple and manufacturing is easy, but the adhesion between the barrier layer and inorganic film layer is poor causing the control chip to fall off in high temperature and high humidity environments
Solution Approach 1:
The organic film layer is segmented by forming openings in the gaps between adjacent contact electrodes, dividing the continuous film into separate sections. This segmentation allows the barrier layer to directly contact the inorganic film layer at multiple points, significantly improving adhesion strength and preventing control chip detachment in harsh environments.
Solution Approach 2:
The film layer structure is modified locally at the gaps between contact electrodes by creating openings in the organic film layer. This local modification enables direct contact between the barrier layer and inorganic film layer at critical adhesion points, while maintaining the overall simplicity of the continuous film structure elsewhere.
2Ease of manufacture
If the organic film layer is continuous covering the contact electrodes, then the manufacturing process is simple, but the control chip is prone to falling off in high temperature and high humidity environments
Solution Approach 1:
The organic film layer is segmented by forming openings in the gaps between adjacent contact electrodes, dividing the continuous film into separate sections. This segmentation allows the barrier layer to directly contact the inorganic film layer at multiple points, significantly improving adhesion strength and preventing control chip detachment in harsh environments.
Solution Approach 2:
The openings in the organic film layer act as intermediaries that enable direct contact between the barrier layer and inorganic film layer. This intermediary structure improves adhesion at the critical interface without requiring additional bonding materials or complex processing steps.
3Device complexity
If the barrier layer is separated from the inorganic film layer, then the film layer structure is simple, but signal wire breakage occurs and display quality deteriorates
Solution Approach 1:
The organic film layer is segmented by forming openings in the gaps between adjacent contact electrodes, dividing the continuous film into separate sections. This segmentation allows the barrier layer to directly contact the inorganic film layer at multiple points, significantly improving adhesion strength and preventing control chip detachment in harsh environments.
Solution Approach 2:
The openings in the organic film layer act as intermediaries that enable direct contact between the barrier layer and inorganic film layer. This intermediary structure improves adhesion at the critical interface without requiring additional bonding materials or complex processing steps.
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AI summary
Provided in the present disclosure are a display panel and a display device. The display panel comprises: a base substrate; multiple contact electrodes, arranged on the base substrate in a non-display region of the display panel; an inorganic film layer, arranged on the side of the contact electrodes in proximity to the base substrate; the inorganic film layer comprising an inorganic material; an organic film layer, arranged on the side of the contact electrodes away from the base substrate; and a barrier layer, arranged on the side of the organic film layer away from the base substrate; the barrier layer comprising an inorganic material; and, the organic film layer being provided with openings in at least some gaps between adjacent contact electrodes.


