ArticleSmall science2022
Light-Emitting Microinlaid Spots Produced through Lateral Phase Separation by Means of Simple Single-Inkjet Printing.
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- Binary-Solvent-Programmed Single-Step Inkjet Printing of Self-Confined Micro-Inlaid OLED Arrays.Small methods · 2026Article
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Abstract
High-performance solution-processable light-emitting diodes (LEDs) attract much research interest due to the very high complexity of conventional vacuum-processed LEDs. A simple single-inkjet-printing process using a phase-separable material combination is presented. With single-inkjet printing of an ink containing semiconducting compounds on a phase-separable insulating layer, convective and Marangoni flows in sessile droplets can produce microinlaid spots through the site-selective etching of the insulating layer and the simultaneous self-filling of the semiconductors in the etched vacancies. As a proof of concept, microinlaid organic LEDs (OLEDs) with a spatial resolution of ≈200 dpi in a phase-separable poly(4-vinylpyridine) layer without any conventional preformation of bank-like structures are produced. The fabricated green microinlaid OLEDs exhibit excellent performance with maximum brightness of ≈13 000 cd m
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