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Abstract

An organic electroluminescent device includes at least three electrode layers and organic electroluminescent light-emitting structures, a number of which structures is smaller by one than that of the electrode layers, on a substrate. The electrode layer and the light-emitting structure are alternately formed in this order on the substrate. A group of the electrode layers formed in an odd-numbered layer position from the substrate and a group of the electrode layers formed in an even-numbered layer position from the substrate are electrically connected at a same potential, respectively. Light is alternately emitted in a group of the organic electroluminescent light-emitting structures formed in an odd-numbered layer position from the substrate and a group of the organic electroluminescent light-emitting structures formed in an even-numbered layer position from the substrate, upon application of an alternating voltage between the above-described two groups of the electrodes layers.

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