Large-Scale and High-Resolution Patterning Based on the Intense Pulsed Light Transfer of Inkjet-Printed Light-Emitting Materials

In this study, we present a hybrid fabrication method using the intense pulsed light transfer of inkjet-printed light-emitting materials for large-scale and high-resolution patterning. The surface morphology of inkjet-printed thin film is improved by introducing a newly synthesized non-sublimable additive to the conventional light-emitting materials. Finally, we also demonstrate successful photothermal transfer from a light-to-heat-conversion donor substrate to the target device substrate with a 1000 PPI resolution pattern.

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This study introduces a hybrid fabrication method using intense pulsed light transfer of inkjet-printed light-emitting materials, with the addition of a newly synthesized non-sublimable additive to improve surface morphology. Successful photothermal transfer with 1000 PPI resolution pattern from a light-to-heat-conversion donor substrate to the target device substrate is also demonstrated.