Abstract: A method of fabricating a liquid lens or an array of liquid lenses, and the corresponding liquid lens or array of lenses is disclosed. The method includes patterning an insulative layer (132) by photolithographic techniques to expose a portion of the conductive layer (124) and a portion of the insulative layer (132) having a surface energy below 40 mJ/m2. In further embodiments, the liquid lens includes an interface (110) forming a lens between a polar liquid (106) and a non-polar liquid (108) disposed within a cavity (104). The interface intersects a surface of the insulative layer (132) having a surface energy below 40 mJ/m2.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a substrate, a structure having openings, and a first electrode overlying the structure and lying within the openings. From a cross-sectional view, the structure, at the openings, has a negative slope. From a plan view, each opening has a perimeter that may or may not substantially correspond to a perimeter of an organic electronic component. The portions of the first electrode overlying the structure and lying within the openings are connected to each other. In a process for forming the electronic device, an organic active layer may be deposited within the opening, wherein the organic active layer has a liquid composition.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a substrate, a structure having openings, and a first electrode overlying the structure and lying within the openings. From a cross-sectional view, the structure, at the openings, has a negative slope. From a plan view, each opening has a perimeter that may or may not substantially correspond to a perimeter of an organic electronic component. The portions of the first electrode overlying the structure and lying within the openings are connected to each other. In a process for forming the electronic device, an organic active layer may be deposited within the opening, wherein the organic active layer has a liquid composition.