18671516. Electroluminescent Display Device simplified abstract (LG Display Co., Ltd.)
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Electroluminescent Display Device
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Electroluminescent Display Device - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18671516 titled 'Electroluminescent Display Device
The abstract describes an electroluminescent display device with a unique structure to prevent failure in recognizing reflected light from the outside.
- The device includes a substrate with an emission region and a bezel region.
- A bank layer extends from the emission region to the bezel region.
- Signal lines are placed on different layers on the substrate.
- A first metal layer overlaps the signal lines and has a step.
- A second metal layer is on top of the first metal layer.
- An intermediate layer is between the first and second metal layers.
Potential Applications: - Consumer electronics - Automotive displays - Wearable technology
Problems Solved: - Preventing failure in recognizing reflected light - Enhancing display visibility
Benefits: - Improved user experience - Enhanced display performance
Commercial Applications: Title: Advanced Display Technology for Enhanced User Experience This technology can be utilized in various consumer electronics, automotive displays, and wearable devices to provide users with a better viewing experience and improved visibility.
Questions about Electroluminescent Display Device: 1. How does the unique structure of the device prevent failure in recognizing reflected light?
- The device's structure offsets steps or curvatures to inwardly reflect incident light, solving the issue of recognizing reflected light from the outside.
2. What are the potential commercial applications of this technology?
- This technology can be applied in consumer electronics, automotive displays, and wearable devices to enhance user experience and display performance.
Original Abstract Submitted
An electroluminescent display device includes a substrate having an emission region and a bezel region, a bank layer that extends from the emission region to the bezel region, a plurality of signal lines which are disposed on different layers on the substrate, a first metal layer that overlaps the plurality of signal lines and has a step, a second metal layer that is disposed on the first metal layer, and an intermediate layer between the first and second metal layer. A step or curvature above the first electrode may be offset by the first intermediate layer so that incident from the outside is inwardly reflected. Therefore, a failure that a user at the outside recognizes the reflected light may be solved.
