Electroluminescent panels based on glass

Khomchenko, V. S.

doi:10.1007/bf00690095

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“…A special case is the use of high-temperature resistant dielectrics and fully inorganic AC-EL-structures. Such structures have been proposed already in the very early years of AC-electroluminescence (see e.g., [ 66 , 67 , 68 ] for an example with a dielectric enamel based on silica, titania and alkali / earth alkali oxides). They are desirable, because such structures may be deposited as a complete stack on glass, ready to be bent with the glass at 500–600

C to yield arbitrary forms based on glass.…”

Section: Materials For Ac-electroluminescencementioning

confidence: 99%

Materials for Powder-Based AC-Electroluminescence

Bredol

Dieckhoff

2010

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At present, thick film (powder based) alternating current electroluminescence (AC-EL) is the only technology available for the fabrication of large area, laterally structured and coloured light sources by simple printing techniques. Substrates for printing may be based on flexible polymers or glass, so the final devices can take up a huge variety of shapes. After an introduction of the underlying physics and chemistry, the review highlights the technical progress behind this development, concentrating on luminescent and dielectric materials used. Limitations of the available materials as well as room for further improvement are also discussed.

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C to yield arbitrary forms based on glass.…”

Section: Materials For Ac-electroluminescencementioning

confidence: 99%