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Photolithography is a reliable method for fabricating pixelated color conversion films in Micro-LEDs,but it faces challenges related to the compatibility of quantum dots(QDs)with photoresists. This paper develops a quantum dot-compatible photoresist by modifying acrylic resin with N-phenylmaleimide(NPMI)side chains. The C==O bonds on the side chain groups form coordination bonds with quantum dots,passivating surface defects and improving the dispersion of quantum dots. This enhances the photoluminescence quantum yield(PLQY)of the photoresist solution,reaching 76. 1% for red and 43. 4% for green. Even after fabricating the color conversion films,the passivation effect persists,with PLQY values of 66. 4% for green and 36. 4% for red. The minimum pixel size achieved was a rectangular array of 10 μm × 10 μm. The resin side chain modification approach in this study provides guidance for developing QD-compatible photoresists and offers a simple and viable solution for the commercialization of full-color Micro-LED applications. © 2025 Editorial Office of Chinese Optics. All rights reserved.
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Chinese Journal of Luminescence
ISSN: 1000-7032
Year: 2025
Issue: 3
Volume: 46
Page: 536-544
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