Abstract: A display device is disclosed including a plurality of pixels arranged above a substrate, and a sealing film arranged above the substrate so as to cover the plurality of pixels, wherein the sealing film includes a stacked first inorganic film, second inorganic film and third inorganic film, a first organic film arranged between the first inorganic film and the second organic film, and a second organic film arranged between the second inorganic film and the third inorganic film, and wherein the first organic film is divided into a plurality of regions by a first partition wall, and the second organic film is divided into a plurality of regions by a second partition wall.

Abstract: A display device is disclosed including a plurality of pixels arranged above a substrate, and a sealing film arranged above the substrate so as to cover the plurality of pixels, wherein the sealing film includes a stacked first inorganic film, second inorganic film and third inorganic film, a first organic film arranged between the first inorganic film and the second organic film, and a second organic film arranged between the second inorganic film and the third inorganic film, and wherein the first organic film is divided into a plurality of regions by a first partition wall, and the second organic film is divided into a plurality of regions by a second partition wall.

Abstract: A display device includes a substrate having, on a major surface thereof, a display area including a plurality of pixels for displaying an image, and a stacked layer body that is formed by stacking a first thin film, which is disposed to cover the display area, a second thin film, which partly covers the first thin film, and a third thin film, which covers the second thin film and is formed with a larger pattern than the first thin film. The third thin film contacts a peripheral part of the first thin film and covers the first thin film.

Abstract: An array substrate includes an almost rectangular effective portion which is formed on the major surface of the substrate and includes a plurality of pixels for displaying images. An organic EL display device includes a sealer which is placed to cover at least the effective portion on the major surface of the array substrate. The sealer has a structure in which at least two almost rectangular buffer layers which have substantially the same pattern and barrier layers each of which is a pattern larger than each buffer layer and covers each buffer layer to shield it from the open air are stacked on each other. The shortest distance from one side of an end of the effective portion to one side of an end of the first buffer layer is different from the shortest distance to one side of an end of the second buffer layer.

Abstract: A display device includes a substrate having, on a major surface thereof, a display area including a plurality of pixels for displaying an image, and a stacked layer body that is formed by stacking a first thin film, which is disposed to cover the display area, a second thin film, which partly covers the first thin film, and a third thin film, which covers the second thin film and is formed with a larger pattern than the first thin film. The third thin film contacts a peripheral part of the first thin film and covers the first thin film.

Abstract: An array substrate includes an almost rectangular effective portion which is formed on the major surface of the substrate and includes a plurality of pixels for displaying images. An organic EL display device includes a sealer which is placed to cover at least the effective portion on the major surface of the array substrate. The sealer has a structure in which at least two almost rectangular buffer layers which have substantially the same pattern and barrier layers each of which is a pattern larger than each buffer layer and covers each buffer layer to shield it from the open air are stacked on each other. The shortest distance from one side of an end of the effective portion to one side of an end of the first buffer layer is different from the shortest distance to one side of an end of the second buffer layer.