Patent Publication Number: US-8969884-B2

Title: Thin-film transistor device and method for manufacturing same, organic electroluminescent display elements and organic electroluminescent display device

Description:
CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION 
     This is a continuation application of PCT Application No. PCT/JP2012/005995 filed Sep. 21, 2012, designating the United States of America, the disclosure of which, including the specification, drawings and claims, is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety. 
    
    
     TECHNICAL FIELD 
     The present disclosure relates to a thin film transistor device and a manufacturing method thereof, an organic EL display element, and an organic EL display device. 
     DESCRIPTION OF THE RELATED ART 
     In liquid crystal display panels and organic EL display panels, control of light emission is performed in units of subpixels. To make this possible, thin film transistor devices are used in liquid crystal display panels and organic EL display panels. A thin film transistor device includes a thin film transistor (TFT) element formed for each subpixel. In particular, development is in progress of a thin film transistor device that includes a semiconductor layer formed by using organic semiconductor material. 
     As illustrated in  FIG. 15A , a conventional organic TFT device includes, for instance: a substrate  9011 ; gate electrodes  9012   a ,  9012   b ; an insulating layer  9013 ; source electrodes  9014   a ,  9014   b ; drain electrodes (undepicted); and organic semiconductor layers  9017   a ,  9017   b . The gate electrodes  9012   a ,  9012   b , the insulating layer  9013 , the source electrodes  9014   a ,  9014   b , the drain electrodes, and the organic semiconductor layers  9017   a ,  9017   b  are formed by being layered one on top of another in the stated order on the substrate  9011 . The organic semiconductor layers  9017   a ,  9017   b  are formed by applying organic semiconductor ink onto the insulating layer  9013  and by drying the applied organic semiconductor ink. The organic semiconductor layer  9017   a  is formed so as to fill the gap between the source electrode  9014   a  and the corresponding drain electrode and cover the source electrode  9014   a  and the corresponding drain electrode. Similarly, the organic semiconductor layer  9017   b  is formed so as to fill the gap between the source electrode  9014   b  and the corresponding drain electrode and cover the source electrode  9014   b  and the corresponding drain electrode. 
     In addition, as illustrated in  FIG. 15A , partition walls  9016  are formed on the insulating layer  9013 . The partition walls  9016  partition the organic semiconductor layer  9017   a  belonging to a first thin film transistor element from the organic semiconductor layer  9017   b  belonging to a second thin film transistor element that is adjacent to the first thin film transistor element. The partition walls  9016  define a plurality of apertures, namely apertures  9016   a  through  9016   c  in the case illustrated in  FIG. 15A . The aperture  9016   a  has a bottom portion where a connection wire  9015  that is connected with a drain electrode remains exposed. Further, an organic semiconductor layer is not formed with respect to the aperture  9016   a . The connection wire  9015  is an electrode to be connected to an electrode of a light-emitting element portion to be formed above the organic TFT device. On the other hand, the organic semiconductor layers  9017   a ,  9017   b  are formed with respect to the apertures  9016   b ,  9016   c , respectively. Note that the organic semiconductor layers  9017   a ,  9017   b  are partitioned from one another. 
     As already discussed above, a TFT device such as the organic TFT device illustrated in  FIG. 15A  is used in a liquid crystal display panel, an organic EL display panel, or the like. Further, such a TFT device controls light emission of a light-emitting element portion according to signals input to the gate electrodes  9012   a ,  9012   b , for instance, in the case illustrated in  FIG. 15A . 
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         Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2009-76791 
       
    
     SUMMARY 
     One problem in a conventional TFT device such as the one described above is the formation of an organic semiconductor layer with respect to an area of the TFT device where the formation of an organic semiconductor layer is undesirable (e.g., an inside of the aperture  9016   a  in the case illustrated in  FIG. 15A ). The formation of an organic semiconductor layer at such an area of the TFT device results in poor electrical connection between the TFT device and other elements (for instance, the above-described light-emitting element portion), and hence, is problematic. In specific, as illustrated in  FIG. 15B , when respectively applying (dropping) organic semiconductor ink  90170   a ,  90170   b  with respect to the apertures  9016   b ,  9016   c  defined by the partition walls  9016 , there are cases where the organic semiconductor ink  90170   a ,  90170   b  overflows, flows out from the apertures  9016   b ,  9016   c , and flows into the aperture  9016   a  (as indicated by arrow F 91  in  FIG. 15B ). This results in the connection wire  9015 , which is provided for electrical connection, being covered by an organic semiconductor layer. 
     It can be assumed that the above-described problem is likely to occur especially in a liquid crystal display panel, an organic EL display panel, etc. This is since there is a demand for realizing a liquid crystal display panel, an organic EL display panel, etc., with higher definition, which gives rise to a demand for downsizing subpixels therein. When the downsizing of subpixels is performed in response to such a demand, the distances between the above-described apertures are shortened, and the risk increases of ink overflowing from a given aperture and flowing into another aperture. As such, the above-described problem is likely to take place. 
     In addition, as illustrated in  FIG. 15B , the application of the organic semiconductor ink  90170   a ,  90170   b  with respect to the inside of the apertures  9016   b ,  9016   c  is performed such that the organic semiconductor ink  90170   a ,  90170   b  after application bulge upwards such that a top surface of the organic semiconductor ink  90170   a ,  90170   b  after application is higher in level than top surfaces of the partition walls  9016 . Due to this, there may be cases where the organic semiconductor ink  90170   a  and the organic semiconductor ink  90170   b  meet and blend with each other (as indicated by arrow F 92  in  FIG. 15B ). This results in the organic semiconductor layers  9017   a ,  9017   b  being provided with undesirable layer-thicknesses. Further, when it is desired to form each of the organic semiconductor layers  9017   a ,  9017   b  as an organic semiconductor layer containing different components from the other, the above-described meeting and blending of organic semiconductor ink results in degradation of transistor performance. 
     It can be assumed that the above-described problem is likely to occur especially in a liquid crystal display panel, an organic EL display panel, etc. This is since, as already described above, there is a demand for realizing a liquid crystal display panel, an organic EL display panel, etc., with higher definition, which gives rise to a demand for downsizing subpixels therein. When the downsizing of subpixels is performed in response to such a demand, the distance between the aperture  9016   b  and the aperture  9016   c  is shortened, and the risk increases of the organic semiconductor ink  90170   a  and the organic semiconductor ink  90170   b  meeting and blending with each other. 
     Note that the same problems as described above can be expected to occur when an inorganic semiconductor layer is to be formed according to the application method, instead of an organic semiconductor layer. 
     Non-limiting and exemplary embodiments provide a thin film transistor device having high quality and a manufacturing method thereof, an organic EL display element, and an organic EL display device. Such a high-quality thin film transistor device is realized by, upon formation of a semiconductor layer of the thin film transistor device, preventing formation of a semiconductor layer at an area where the formation of an organic semiconductor layer is undesirable and preventing the meeting and blending of ink applied with respect to adjacent apertures. 
     In one general aspect, the techniques disclosed here feature a thin film transistor device having the following structure. 
     The thin film transistor device comprises: a first thin-film transistor element and a second thin-film transistor element that are arranged so as to be adjacent to each other with a gap therebetween, wherein each of the first thin-film transistor element and the second thin-film transistor element comprises: a gate electrode; an insulating layer disposed on the gate electrode; a source electrode and a drain electrode disposed on the insulating layer, the source electrode and the drain electrode being disposed with a gap therebetween; a semiconductor layer disposed on the source electrode and the drain electrode so as to cover the source electrode and the drain electrode and fill the gap between the source electrode and the drain electrode, and being in contact with the source electrode and the drain electrode; and a liquid-philic layer disposed on the insulating layer and having higher liquid philicity than the insulating layer, the liquid-philic layer being separate from the source electrode and the drain electrode. 
     In the thin film transistor device, the thin-film transistor device further comprises partition walls disposed on the insulating layer and partitioning the semiconductor layer of the first thin-film transistor element from the semiconductor layer of the second thin-film transistor element, the partition walls having liquid-repellant surfaces and defining a first aperture, a second aperture, and a third aperture, the first aperture surrounds at least a part of each of the source electrode, the drain electrode, and the liquid-philic layer of the first thin film transistor element, the second aperture is adjacent to the first aperture and surrounds at least a part of each of the source electrode, the drain electrode, and the liquid-philic layer of the second thin film transistor element, the third aperture is adjacent to the first aperture with a gap therebetween and is located in a direction, from the first aperture, differing from a direction of the second aperture. 
     In the thin film transistor device, an area of the thin-film transistor device surrounded by the third aperture does not include a semiconductor layer and does not function as a channel portion of the thin-film transistor device. 
     In the thin film transistor device, a bottom portion of each of the first and second apertures includes a source electrode portion being a bottom portion of the source electrode, a drain electrode portion being a bottom portion of the drain electrode, and a liquid-philic layer portion being a bottom portion of the liquid-philic layer, in plan view, at the bottom portion of the first aperture, a center of area of the liquid-philic layer portion is offset from a center of area of the bottom portion in a direction differing from a direction of the third aperture, and in plan view, at the bottom portion of one of the first and second apertures, a center of area of the liquid-philic layer portion is offset from a center of area of the bottom portion in a direction differing from a direction of the other one of the first and second apertures. 
     According to the above-described structure of the thin film transistor device, the bottom portion of the first aperture includes the liquid-philic layer portion, and at the bottom portion of the first aperture, the center of area of the liquid-philic layer portion is offset from the center of area of the bottom portion in a direction differing from the direction of the third aperture. Due to this, when semiconductor ink for forming the semiconductor layer is applied with respect to the first aperture during the manufacture of the thin film transistor device, a surface of the semiconductor ink applied with respect to the first aperture exhibits a shape such that the height of the surface of the applied semiconductor ink at a side of the first aperture in a direction differing from the direction of the third aperture is greater than the height of the surface of the applied semiconductor ink at a side of the first aperture in the direction of the third aperture. In other words, when the semiconductor ink is applied (i.e., when drops of the semiconductor ink are dropped) with respect to the first aperture, the surface of the applied semiconductor ink at a side of the first aperture in the direction of the third aperture can be configured to be lower in height compared to the surface of the applied semiconductor ink at a side of the first aperture at which the liquid-philic layer portion is located. 
     As such, according to the above-described structure, in the manufacture of the thin film transistor device, semiconductor ink is prevented from overflowing and flowing out towards the third aperture, and thus, formation of a semiconductor layer at an area of the thin film transistor device that does not function as a channel portion is prevented. Further, by preventing semiconductor ink from overflowing and flowing out as described above, a layer thickness of the semiconductor layer formed within the first aperture can be controlled with high accuracy. 
     In addition, according to the above-described structure, in plan view, at the bottom portion of one of the first and second apertures, the center of area of the liquid-philic layer portion is offset from the center of area of the bottom portion in a direction differing from the direction of the other one of the first and second apertures. Due to this, when semiconductor ink for forming the semiconductor layer is applied (i.e., when drops of the semiconductor ink are dropped) with respect to the first and second apertures during the manufacture of the thin film transistor device, the surface of the semiconductor ink applied with respect to the one of the first and second apertures exhibits a shape such that the height of the surface of the applied semiconductor ink at a side of the one of the first and second apertures in a direction differing from the direction of the other one of the first and second apertures is greater than the height of the surface of the applied semiconductor ink at a side of the one of the first and second apertures in the direction of the other one of the first and second apertures. 
     As such, according to the above-described structure, in the manufacture of the thin film transistor device, semiconductor ink applied with respect to one of the first and second apertures is prevented from undesirably meeting and blending with semiconductor ink applied with respect to the other one of the first and second apertures. Therefore, the first and the second thin film transistor elements can be formed with high accuracy, particularly in terms of the material composing the respective semiconductor layers and the layer thickness of the respective semiconductor layers. 
     As such, the thin film transistor device has a high quality that is realized by, upon formation of the semiconductor layer of the thin film transistor device, preventing formation of a semiconductor layer at an area where the formation of an organic semiconductor layer is undesirable and preventing the meeting and blending of ink applied with respect to adjacent apertures. 
     These general and specific aspects may be implemented by using an organic EL display element, an organic EL display device, and a method of manufacturing a thin film transistor device. 
     Additional benefits and advantages of the disclosed embodiments will be apparent from the specification and figures. The benefits and/or advantages may be individually provided by the various embodiments and features of the specification and drawings disclosed, and need not all be provided in order to obtain one or more of the same. 
    
    
     
       BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS 
         FIG. 1  is a schematic block diagram illustrating an overall structure of an organic EL display device  1  pertaining to embodiment 1 of the present disclosure. 
         FIG. 2  is a schematic cross-sectional view illustrating a partial structure of an organic EL display panel  10 . 
         FIG. 3  is a schematic plan view illustrating a partial structure of a TFT substrate  101 . 
         FIG. 4A  is a process flow diagram providing an overview of a method of manufacturing the organic EL display panel  10 , and  FIG. 4B  is a process flow diagram providing an overview of a method of forming the TFT substrate  101 . 
         FIGS. 5A through 5C  are schematic process diagrams illustrating some procedures among procedures involved in the manufacturing of the TFT substrate  101 . 
         FIGS. 6A through 6C  are schematic process diagrams illustrating some procedures among procedures involved in the manufacturing of the TFT substrate  101 . 
         FIG. 7A  is a schematic plan view illustrating a procedure among procedures involved in the manufacturing of the TFT substrate  101 ,  FIG. 7B  is a schematic cross-sectional view illustrating a structure along a cross section A-A′ in  FIG. 7A , and  FIG. 7C  is a schematic cross-sectional view illustrating a structure along a cross section B-B′ in  FIG. 7A . 
         FIGS. 8A and 8B  are schematic process diagrams illustrating some procedures among procedures involved in the manufacturing of the TFT substrate  101 . 
         FIG. 9A  is a schematic plan view illustrating, in a structure of an organic EL display panel pertaining to embodiment 2, a partial structure of a TFT substrate,  FIG. 9B  is a schematic plan view illustrating, in a structure of an organic EL display panel pertaining to embodiment 3, a partial structure of a TFT substrate, and  FIG. 9C  is a schematic plan view illustrating, in a structure of an organic EL display panel pertaining to embodiment 4, a partial structure of a TFT substrate. 
         FIG. 10A  is a schematic plan view illustrating, in a structure of an organic EL display panel pertaining to embodiment 5, a partial structure of a TFT substrate,  FIG. 10B  is a schematic plan view illustrating, in a structure of an organic EL display panel pertaining to embodiment 6, a partial structure of a TFT substrate, and  FIG. 10C  is a schematic plan view illustrating, in a structure of an organic EL display panel pertaining to embodiment 7, a partial structure of a TFT substrate. 
         FIG. 11A  is a schematic plan view illustrating, in a structure of an organic EL display panel pertaining to embodiment 11, a partial structure of a TFT substrate,  FIG. 11B  is a schematic plan view illustrating, in a structure of an organic EL display panel pertaining to embodiment 12, a partial structure of a TFT substrate, and  FIG. 11C  is a schematic plan view illustrating, in a structure of an organic EL display panel pertaining to embodiment 13, a partial structure of a TFT substrate. 
         FIG. 12A  is a schematic plan view illustrating, in a structure of an organic EL display panel pertaining to embodiment 14, a partial structure of a TFT substrate, and  FIG. 12B  is a schematic plan view illustrating, in a structure of an organic EL display panel pertaining to embodiment 15, a partial structure of a TFT substrate. 
         FIG. 13  is a schematic plan view illustrating, in a structure of an organic EL display panel pertaining to embodiment 16, a partial structure of a TFT substrate. 
         FIG. 14A  is a schematic plan view illustrating a shape of an opening of an aperture defined by partition walls in a TFT substrate pertaining to modification 1,  FIG. 14B  is a schematic plan view illustrating a shape of an opening of an aperture defined by partitions wall in a TFT substrate pertaining to modification 2, and  FIG. 14C  is a schematic plan view illustrating a shape of an opening of an aperture defined by partition walls in a TFT substrate pertaining to modification 3. 
         FIG. 15A  is a cross-sectional view illustrating, in a structure of an organic EL display device pertaining to conventional technology, a partial structure of a TFT substrate, and  FIG. 15B  is a cross-sectional view illustrating a procedure pertaining to application of organic semiconductor ink among procedures involved in the manufacturing of the TFT substrate pertaining to conventional technology. 
     
    
    
     DETAILED DESCRIPTION 
     Overview of Aspects of Present Invention 
     One aspect of the present invention is a first thin-film transistor element and a second thin-film transistor element that are arranged so as to be adjacent to each other with a gap therebetween, wherein each of the first thin-film transistor element and the second thin-film transistor element comprises: a gate electrode; an insulating layer disposed on the gate electrode; a source electrode and a drain electrode disposed on the insulating layer, the source electrode and the drain electrode being disposed with a gap therebetween; a semiconductor layer disposed on the source electrode and the drain electrode so as to cover the source electrode and the drain electrode and fill the gap between the source electrode and the drain electrode, and being in contact with the source electrode and the drain electrode; and a liquid-philic layer disposed on the insulating layer and having higher liquid philicity than the insulating layer, the liquid-philic layer being separate from the source electrode and the drain electrode. 
     In the thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, the thin-film transistor device further comprises partition walls disposed on the insulating layer and partitioning the semiconductor layer of the first thin-film transistor element from the semiconductor layer of the second thin-film transistor element, the partition walls having liquid-repellant surfaces and defining a first aperture, a second aperture, and a third aperture, the first aperture surrounds at least a part of each of the source electrode, the drain electrode, and the liquid-philic layer of the first thin film transistor element, the second aperture is adjacent to the first aperture and surrounds at least a part of each of the source electrode, the drain electrode, and the liquid-philic layer of the second thin film transistor element, the third aperture is adjacent to the first aperture with a gap therebetween and is located in a direction, from the first aperture, differing from a direction of the second aperture. 
     In the thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, an area of the thin-film transistor device surrounded by the third aperture does not include a semiconductor layer and does not function as a channel portion of the thin-film transistor device. 
     In the thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, a bottom portion of each of the first and second apertures includes a source electrode portion being a bottom portion of the source electrode, a drain electrode portion being a bottom portion of the drain electrode, and a liquid-philic layer portion being a bottom portion of the liquid-philic layer, in plan view, at the bottom portion of the first aperture, a center of area of the liquid-philic layer portion is offset from a center of area of the bottom portion in a direction differing from a direction of the third aperture, and in plan view, at the bottom portion of one of the first and second apertures, a center of area of the liquid-philic layer portion is offset from a center of area of the bottom portion in a direction differing from a direction of the other one of the first and second apertures. 
     In other words, at the bottom portion of the first aperture, the liquid-philic layer portion, which belongs to the liquid-philic layer having higher wettability than the insulating layer, is disposed so as to be offset in a direction differing from the direction of the third aperture. Further, at the bottom portion of one of the first and second apertures, the liquid-philic layer portion so as to be offset from the center of area of the bottom portion in a direction differing from the direction of the other one of the first and second apertures. 
     According to the above-described structure of the thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, the bottom portion of the first aperture includes the liquid-philic layer portion, and at the bottom portion of the first aperture, the center of area of the liquid-philic layer portion is offset from the center of area of the bottom portion in a direction differing from the direction of the third aperture. Due to this, when semiconductor ink for forming the semiconductor layer is applied with respect to the first aperture during the manufacture of the thin film transistor device, a surface of the semiconductor ink applied with respect to the first aperture exhibits a shape such that the height of the surface of the applied semiconductor ink at a side of the first aperture in a direction differing from the direction of the third aperture is greater than the height of the surface of the applied semiconductor ink at a side of the first aperture in the direction of the third aperture. In other words, when the semiconductor ink is applied (i.e., when drops of the semiconductor ink are dropped) with respect to the first aperture, the surface of the applied semiconductor ink at a side of the first aperture in the direction of the third aperture can be configured to be lower in height compared to the surface of the applied semiconductor ink at a side of the first aperture at which the liquid-philic layer portion is located. 
     As such, according to the above-described structure of the thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, in the manufacture of the thin film transistor device, semiconductor ink is prevented from overflowing and flowing out towards the third aperture, and thus, formation of a semiconductor layer at an area of the thin film transistor device that does not function as a channel portion is prevented. Further, by preventing semiconductor ink from overflowing and flowing out as described above, a layer thickness of the semiconductor layer formed within the first aperture can be controlled with high accuracy. 
     In addition, according to the above-described structure of the thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, in plan view, at the bottom portion of one of the first and second apertures, the center of area of the liquid-philic layer portion is offset from the center of area of the bottom portion in a direction differing from the direction of the other one of the first and second apertures. Due to this, when semiconductor ink for forming the semiconductor layer is applied (i.e., when drops of the semiconductor ink are dropped) with respect to the first and second apertures during the manufacture of the thin film transistor device, the surface of the semiconductor ink applied with respect to the one of the first and second apertures exhibits a shape such that the height of the surface of the applied semiconductor ink at a side of the one of the first and second apertures in a direction differing from the direction of the other one of the first and second apertures is greater than the height of the surface of the applied semiconductor ink at a side of the one of the first and second apertures in the direction of the other one of the first and second apertures. 
     As such, according to the above-described structure of the thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, in the manufacture of the thin film transistor device, semiconductor ink applied with respect to one of the first and second apertures is prevented from undesirably meeting and blending with semiconductor ink applied with respect to the other one of the first and second apertures. Therefore, the first and the second thin film transistor elements can be formed with high accuracy, particularly in terms of the material composing the respective semiconductor layers and the layer thickness of the respective semiconductor layers. 
     As such, the thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention has a high quality that is realized by, upon formation of the semiconductor layer of the thin film transistor device, preventing formation of a semiconductor layer at an area where the formation of an organic semiconductor layer is undesirable and preventing the meeting and blending of ink applied with respect to adjacent apertures. 
     In the thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, the bottom portion of the first aperture may include a first portion where the source electrode portion, the drain electrode portion, and the liquid-philic layer do not exist and thus, where the insulating layer of the first thin film transistor element is in direct contact with the semiconductor layer of the first thin film transistor element, the first portion being within an area of the bottom portion located in the direction of the third aperture. According to this, when semiconductor ink for forming the semiconductor layer is applied (i.e., when drops of the semiconductor ink are dropped) with respect to the first aperture during the manufacture of the thin film transistor device, a surface of the semiconductor ink applied with respect to the first aperture exhibits a shape such that the height of the surface of the applied semiconductor ink at a side of the first aperture in a direction differing from the direction of the third aperture is greater than the height of the surface of the applied semiconductor ink at a side of the first aperture in the direction of the third aperture with higher certainty. As such, semiconductor ink is prevented from overflowing and flowing into the third aperture with certainty, and hence, a thin film semiconductor device having high quality is realized. 
     In the thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, the bottom portion of the first aperture may further include a second portion where the source electrode portion, the drain electrode portion, and the liquid-philic layer do not exist and thus, where the insulating layer of the first thin film transistor element is in direct contact with the semiconductor layer of the first thin film transistor element, the second portion being within an area of the bottom portion located in a direction differing from the direction of the third aperture, and in plan view of the bottom portion of the first aperture, an area of the first portion may be greater than an area of the second portion. According to this structure, the surface of the ink applied with respect to the first aperture exhibits, to a further extent, the shape as described above. As such, semiconductor ink is prevented from overflowing and flowing into the third aperture with certainty. 
     In the thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, in plan view, at the bottom portion of the other one of the first and second apertures, a center of area of the liquid-philic layer portion may be offset from a center of area of the bottom portion in a direction differing from a direction of the one of the first and second apertures. According to this structure, when semiconductor ink is applied with respect to both the first and second apertures during the manufacture of the thin film transistor device, the meeting and blending of semiconductor ink applied with respect to the first aperture and semiconductor ink applied with respect to the second aperture is prevented with higher certainty. 
     In the thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, in plan view of the first, second, and third apertures, the third aperture, the first aperture, and the second aperture may be arranged in series in the stated order along a predetermined direction, at the bottom portion of the first aperture, the center of area of the liquid-philic layer portion may be offset from the center of area of the bottom portion in a first direction that intersects the predetermined direction, and at the bottom portion of the second aperture, the center of area of the liquid-philic layer portion may be offset from the center of area of the bottom portion in a second direction that intersects the predetermined direction. By disposing the liquid-philic layer portions in the first and second apertures according to this structure, when semiconductor ink is applied with respect to both the first and second apertures during the manufacture of the thin film transistor device, semiconductor ink can be prevented from overflowing and flowing into the third aperture, and at the same time, the meeting and blending of semiconductor ink applied with respect to the first aperture and semiconductor ink applied with respect to the second aperture can be prevented. 
     In the thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, the first direction and the second direction may be opposite directions. According to this structure, the undesirable meeting and blending of semiconductor ink applied with respect to the first aperture and semiconductor ink applied with respect to the second aperture can be prevented with higher certainty. 
     In the thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, in each of the first and second thin film transistor elements, the liquid-philic layer may be formed by using a same material as used for forming the source electrode and the drain electrode, and the liquid-philic layer may be located apart from each of the source electrode and the drain electrode. According to this structure, the forming of the liquid-philic layers can be performed in the same manufacturing procedure as the forming of the source electrodes and the drain electrodes, and hence, an increase in procedures during the manufacture of the thin film transistor device is not brought about. As such, an advantageous effect is achieved in that a reduction in manufacturing cost is realized. 
     Note that, by forming the liquid-philic layer so as to be located apart from each of the source electrode and the drain electrode, the risk is eliminated of transistor performance being affected when forming the liquid-philic layer by using the same material as used for forming the source electrode and the drain electrode. 
     In the thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, in plan view of the bottom portions of the first and second apertures, at the bottom portion of each of the first and second apertures, a center of area of each of the source electrode portion and the drain electrode portion may coincide with the center of area of the bottom portion. According to this structure, by disposing the source electrode and the drain electrode such that, at the bottom portion of each of the first and second apertures, the center of a total of areas of the source electrode portion and the drain electrode portion coincides with the center of area of the bottom portion, high transistor performance can be maintained. In addition, by disposing the liquid-philic layer portion so as to be in an offset arrangement as described above, semiconductor ink can be prevented from flowing out towards the third aperture with certainty and the meeting and blending of semiconductor ink applied with respect to the respective apertures can be prevented with certainty. 
     In the thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, in plan view of the bottom portions of the first and second apertures, at the bottom portion of the first aperture, a center of a total of areas of the source electrode portion, the drain electrode portion, and the liquid-philic layer portion may be offset from the center of area of the bottom portion in a direction differing from the direction of the third aperture, and at the bottom portion of the second aperture, a center of a total of areas of the source electrode portion, the drain electrode portion, and the liquid-philic layer portion may be offset from the center of area of the bottom portion in a direction differing from the direction of the first aperture. According to this structure, when semiconductor ink is applied with respect to each of the first and second apertures during the manufacture of the thin film transistor device, the surface of the semiconductor ink applied with respect to the first aperture is biased in a direction differing from the direction of the third aperture, and the shape of the surface of the semiconductor ink applied with respect to the first aperture and the shape of the surface of the semiconductor ink applied with respect to the second aperture differ from each other for being biased in different directions. This is due to the relationship between the liquid repellency of the insulating layer and the liquid repellency of the liquid-philic layer, the source electrode, and the drain electrode. As such, semiconductor ink applied with respect to the first aperture is prevented from flowing out towards the inside of the third aperture, and further, the meeting and blending of semiconductor ink applied with respect to the first aperture and the semiconductor ink applied with respect to the second aperture can be prevented. 
     Note that, when denoting: the area of the source electrode portion as A S ; a distance from a given point to the center of area of the source electrode portion as X S ; the area of the drain electrode portion as A D ; a distance from the given point to the center of area of the drain electrode portion as X D , the area of the liquid-philic layer portion as A H ; and a distance from the given point to the center of area of the liquid-philic layer portion as X H , “a center of a total of areas of the source electrode portion, the drain electrode portion, and the liquid-philic layer portion”, denoted as z, can be expressed as shown in Math. 1.
 
 z =( A   S   ×x   S   +A   D   ×x   D   ×A   H   ×x   H )/( A   S   +A   D   +A   H )  [Math. 1]
 
     In the thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, at the bottom portion of the first aperture, a side of the liquid-philic layer portion located in the direction of the third aperture may be located apart from a side surface portion, of the partition walls, facing the first aperture, and a side of the liquid-philic layer portion located in a direction differing from the direction of the third aperture may be in contact with the side surface portion, of the partition walls, facing the first aperture. 
     The above-described effects can also be achieved by disposing the liquid-philic layer portion in the first aperture according to this structure. 
     In the thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, a liquid repellency of the surfaces of the partition walls may be greater than a liquid repellency of a surface of the insulating layer, in each of the first and second thin film transistor elements, that is in contact with the semiconductor layer, and the liquid repellency of the surface of the insulating layer, in each of the first and second thin film transistor elements, that is in contact with the semiconductor layer may be greater than a liquid repellency of a surface of each of the source electrode, the drain electrode, and the liquid-philic layer in each of the first and second thin film transistor elements. When the above-described relationship is satisfied, the surface of the semiconductor ink applied with respect to the first aperture and the surface of the semiconductor ink applied with respect to the second aperture exhibit the respective shapes as described above when the application of semiconductor ink is performed in the manufacture of the thin film transistor device, and hence, the above-described effects can be achieved with certainty. 
     In the thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, a bottom portion of the third aperture may includes a wire for electrically connecting with one of the source electrode and the drain electrode in the first thin film transistor element or one of the source electrode and the drain electrode in the second thin film transistor element. When the third aperture is used as a contact area in the thin film transistor device for outputting signals from the thin film transistor elements to the outside, the formation of a semiconductor layer with respect to the connection wire is to be prevented. Here, by employing the above-described structure, the flowing out of semiconductor ink towards the third aperture upon application of semiconductor ink is prevented with certainty, and thus, it is ensured that the third aperture maintains the function as the contact area. 
     One aspect of the present invention is an organic EL display element comprising: any of the thin film transistor devices described above; a planarizing film formed above the thin film transistor device and having a contact hole formed therein; a lower electrode formed on the planarizing film so as to cover the planarizing film and a side surface of the planarizing film defining the contact hole, and electrically connected with one of the source electrode and the drain electrode in the first thin film transistor element or one of the source electrode and the drain electrode in the second thin film transistor element; an upper electrode formed above the lower electrode; and an organic light-emitting layer interposed between the lower electrode and the upper electrode, wherein the contact hole is in communication with the third aperture of the thin film transistor device. 
     According to this, since the organic EL display element pertaining to one aspect of the present invention includes any of the thin film transistor devices described above, the organic EL element is ensured to have high quality, and at the same time, to have high yield in the manufacture thereof. 
     One aspect of the present invention is an organic EL display device comprising the organic EL display element described above. According to this, the organic EL display device is also ensured to have high quality, and at the same time, to have high yield in the manufacture thereof. 
     One aspect of the present invention is a method of manufacturing a thin film transistor device comprising:
         forming a first gate electrode and a second gate electrode on a substrate so as to be adjacent to each other with a gap therebetween;   forming an insulating layer so as to cover the first gate electrode and the second gate electrode;   forming first and second source electrodes, first and second drain electrodes, and first and second liquid-philic layers on the insulating layer, wherein (i) the first source electrode and the first drain electrode are formed with respect to the first gate electrode with a gap therebetween, (ii) the second source electrode and the second drain electrode are formed with respect to the second gate electrode with a gap therebetween, (iii) the first liquid-philic layer is formed with respect to the first source electrode and the first drain electrode so as to be located apart from the first source electrode and the first drain electrode, the first liquid-philic layer having higher liquid philicity than the insulating layer, and (iv) the second liquid-philic layer is formed with respect to the second source electrode and the second drain electrode so as to be located apart from the second source electrode and the second drain electrode, the second liquid-philic layer having higher liquid philicity than the insulating layer;   depositing a layer of photosensitive resist material such that, above the insulating layer, the layer of photosensitive resist material covers the first and second source electrodes and the first and second drain electrodes as well as areas therearound;   forming partition walls on the insulating layer by performing mask exposure and patterning of the layer of photosensitive resist material, the partition walls having liquid-repellant surfaces and defining a first aperture, a second aperture that is adjacent to the first aperture, and a third aperture, the first aperture surrounding at least a part of each of the first source electrode, the first drain electrode, and the first liquid-philic layer, the second aperture surrounding at least a part of each of the second source electrode, the second drain electrode, and the second liquid-philic layer; and   forming a first semiconductor layer with respect to the first aperture and a second semiconductor layer with respect to the second aperture by applying semiconductor material with respect to the corresponding aperture and drying the semiconductor material so applied, wherein (i) the first semiconductor layer is formed so as to be in contact with the first source electrode and the first drain electrode, and (ii) the second semiconductor layer is formed so as to be in contact with the second source electrode and the second drain electrode.       

     In the method of manufacturing a thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, the partition walls are formed such that the third aperture is adjacent to the first aperture with a gap therebetween and is located in a direction, from the first aperture, differing from a direction of the second aperture, a bottom portion of each of the first and second apertures includes a source electrode portion being a bottom portion of the corresponding source electrode, a drain electrode portion being a bottom portion of the corresponding drain electrode, and a liquid-philic layer portion being a bottom portion of the corresponding liquid-philic layer, in plan view, at the bottom portion of the first aperture, a center of area of the liquid-philic layer portion is offset from a center of area of the bottom portion in a direction differing from a direction of the third aperture, and in plan view, at the bottom portion of one of the first and second apertures, a center of area of the liquid-philic layer portion is offset from a center of area of the bottom portion in a direction differing from a direction of the other one of the first and second apertures. 
     According to the method of manufacturing a thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, by disposing the liquid-philic layer portion with respect to the bottom portion of the first aperture as described above when forming the partition walls, when semiconductor ink for forming the semiconductor layer is applied with respect to the first aperture during the manufacture of the thin film transistor device, a surface of the semiconductor ink applied with respect to the first aperture exhibits a shape such that the height of the surface of the applied semiconductor ink at a side of the first aperture in a direction differing from the direction of the third aperture is greater than the height of the surface of the applied semiconductor ink at a side of the first aperture in the direction of the third aperture. In other words, when the semiconductor ink is applied (i.e., when drops of the semiconductor ink are dropped) with respect to the first aperture, the surface of the applied semiconductor ink at a side of the first aperture in the direction of the third aperture can be configured to be lower in height compared to the surface of the applied semiconductor ink at a side of the first aperture at which the liquid-philic layer portion is located in an offset manner. 
     As such, according to the method of manufacturing a thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, semiconductor ink is prevented from overflowing and flowing out towards the third aperture, and thus, formation of a semiconductor layer at an area of the thin film transistor device that does not function as a channel portion is prevented. Further, by preventing semiconductor ink from overflowing and flowing out as described above, a layer thickness of the semiconductor layer formed within the first aperture can be controlled with high accuracy. 
     In addition, according to the method of manufacturing a thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, the formation of the partition walls is performed such that, at the bottom portion of one of the first and second apertures, the center of area of the liquid-philic layer portion is offset from the center of area of the bottom portion in a direction differing from the direction of the other one of the first and second apertures. Due to this, when semiconductor ink for forming the semiconductor layer is applied (i.e., when drops of the semiconductor ink are dropped) with respect to the first and second apertures during the manufacture of the thin film transistor device, the surface of the semiconductor ink applied with respect to the one of the first and second apertures exhibits a shape such that the height of the surface of the applied semiconductor ink at a side of the one of the first and second apertures in a direction differing from the direction of the other one of the first and second apertures is greater than the height of the surface of the applied semiconductor ink at a side of the one of the first and second apertures in the direction of the other one of the first and second apertures. 
     As such, according to the method of manufacturing a thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, in the manufacture of the thin film transistor device, semiconductor ink applied with respect to one of the first and second apertures is prevented from undesirably meeting and blending with semiconductor ink applied with respect to the other one of the first and second apertures. Therefore, the first and the second thin film transistor elements can be formed with high accuracy, particularly in terms of the material composing the respective semiconductor layers and the layer thickness of the respective semiconductor layers. 
     As such, according to the method of manufacturing a thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, a thin film transistor device having a high quality can be manufactured by, upon formation of the semiconductor layer of the thin film transistor device, preventing formation of a semiconductor layer at an area where the formation of an organic semiconductor layer is undesirable and preventing the meeting and blending of ink applied with respect to adjacent apertures. 
     In the method of manufacturing a thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, the partition walls may be formed such that the bottom portion of the first aperture includes a first portion where the source electrode portion, the drain electrode portion, and the liquid-philic layer do not exist and thus, where the insulating layer is to come in direct contact with the first semiconductor layer, the first portion being within an area of the bottom portion located in the direction of the third aperture. According to this, the surface of the ink applied with respect to the first aperture exhibits, to a further extent, the shape as described above. As such, semiconductor ink is prevented from overflowing and flowing into the third aperture with certainty. 
     In the method of manufacturing a thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, the partition walls may be formed such that the bottom portion of the first aperture further includes a second portion where the source electrode portion, the drain electrode portion, and the liquid-philic layer do not exist and thus, where the insulating layer is to come in direct contact with the first semiconductor layer, the second portion being within an area of the bottom portion located in a direction differing from the direction of the third aperture, and in plan view of the bottom portion of the first aperture, an area of the first portion may be greater than an area of the second portion. According to this, the surface of the ink applied with respect to the first aperture exhibits, to a further extent, the shape as described above. As such, semiconductor ink is prevented from overflowing and flowing into the third aperture with certainty. 
     In the method of manufacturing a thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, the forming, on the insulating layer, of the first and second source electrodes, the first and second drain electrodes, and the first and second liquid-philic layers may include sub-steps of: forming a metal layer on the insulating layer; and etching the metal layer so formed. According to this, the forming of the first and second liquid-philic layers can be performed in the same manufacturing procedure as the forming of the first and second source electrodes and the first and second drain electrodes, and hence, an increase in procedures during the manufacture of the thin film transistor device is not brought about. As such, an advantageous effect is achieved in that a reduction in manufacturing cost is realized while the above-described affects are realized at the same time. 
     In the method of manufacturing a thin film transistor device pertaining to one aspect of the present invention, the forming of the insulating layer, the forming of the first and second source electrodes, the first and second drain electrodes, and the first and second liquid-philic layers, the forming of the partition walls, and the forming of the first and second semiconductor layers may be performed such that a liquid repellency of the surfaces of the partition walls is greater than a liquid repellency of a surface of the insulating layer that is to come in contact with the first and second semiconductor layers, and the liquid repellency of the surface of the insulating layer is greater than a liquid repellency of a surface of each of the first and second source electrodes, each of the first and second drain electrodes, and each of the first and second liquid-philic layers. When the above-described relationship is satisfied, the surface of the semiconductor ink applied with respect to the first aperture and the surface of the semiconductor ink applied with respect to the second aperture exhibit the respective shapes as described above when the application of semiconductor ink is performed in the manufacture of the thin film transistor device, and hence, the above-described effects can be achieved with certainty. 
     Note that in the above, when a given element is “on” or “above” another element, the given element is not limited to being disposed in the absolutely vertical direction with respect to the other element. Instead, in the present disclosure, the terms “on” and “above” are used to indicate the relative positions of different elements, or more specifically, the relative positions of different elements along the direction in which such elements are layered. Further, in the present disclosure, the term “above” is used to indicate not only a state where a gap exists between two elements, but also a state where the two elements are in close contact with each other, and similarly, the term “on” is used to indicate not only a state where two elements are in close contact with each other, but also a state where a gap exists between the two elements. 
     In the following, explanation is provided of characteristics of various forms of implementation and the effects achieved thereby, with reference to several specific examples thereof. Further, note that although the following embodiments include description on fundamental characteristic features, the present disclosure is not to be construed as being limited to the description provided in the following embodiments other than such fundamental features. 
     Embodiment 1 
     1. Overall Structure of Organic EL Display Device  1   
     In the following, description is provided on a structure of an organic EL display device  1  pertaining to embodiment 1 of the present disclosure, with reference to  FIG. 1 . 
     As illustrated in  FIG. 1 , the organic EL display device  1  includes an organic EL display panel  10  and a drive control circuit portion  20  connected to the organic EL display panel  10 . 
     The organic EL display panel  10  is a panel that makes use of electroluminescence of organic material. The organic EL display panel  10  is composed of a plurality of organic EL elements that are, for instance, arranged so as to form a matrix. The drive control circuit portion  20  includes four drive circuits, namely drive circuits  21  through  24 , and a control circuit  25 . 
     Note that, in the organic EL display device  1  pertaining to the present embodiment, the positional arrangement of the drive control circuit portion  20  with respect to the organic EL display panel  10  is not limited to that illustrated in  FIG. 1 . 
     2. Structure of Organic EL Display Panel  10   
     In the following, description is provided on a structure of the organic EL display panel  10 , with reference to the schematic cross-sectional view of  FIG. 2  and the schematic plan view of  FIG. 3 . 
     As illustrated in  FIG. 2 , the organic EL display panel  10  includes a thin film transistor (TFT) substrate  101 . The TFT substrate  101  has a structure where gate electrodes  1012   a ,  1012   b  are layered on a substrate  1011  with a gap between one another, and an insulating layer  1013  is layered so as to cover the substrate  1011  and the gate electrodes  1012   a ,  1012   b . On the insulating layer  1013 , a source electrode  1014   a  and a drain electrode  1014   c  corresponding to the gate electrode  1012   a  are disposed, and similarly, a source electrode  1014   b  and a drain electrode  1014   d  corresponding to the gate electrode  1012   b  are disposed. As illustrated in  FIG. 3 , the source electrode  1014   a  and the drain electrode  1014   c  are arranged on the insulating layer  1013  so as to be in alignment in the X axis direction in  FIG. 3 , and similarly, the source electrode  1014   b  and the drain electrode  1014   d  are arranged so as to be in alignment in the X axis direction in  FIG. 3 . 
     In addition, as illustrated in  FIG. 2  and  FIG. 3 , a connection wire  1015  is disposed on the insulating layer  1013  at the left side of the source electrode  1014   a  in the X axis direction, and such that there is a gap between the connection wire  1015  and the source electrode  1014   a . The connection wire  1015  is formed by extending one of the source electrode  1014   a , the drain electrode  1014   c , the source electrode  1014   b , and the drain electrode  1014   d . Alternatively, the connection wire  1015  is electrically connected to one of the source electrode  1014   a , the drain electrode  1014   c , the source electrode  1014   b , and the drain electrode  1014   d.    
     Further, as illustrated in  FIG. 3 , a liquid-philic layer  1019   a  is disposed on the insulating layer  1013 . The liquid-philic layer  1019   a  is disposed upwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  1014   a  and the drain electrode  1014   c , and so as to be apart from the source electrode  1014   a  and the drain electrode  1014   c . Similarly, a liquid-philic layer  1019   b  corresponding to the combination of the source electrode  1014   b  and the drain electrode  1014   d  is disposed on the insulating layer  1013 . The liquid-philic layer  1019   b  is disposed downwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  1014   b  and the drain electrode  1014   d , and so as to be apart from the source electrode  1014   b  and the drain electrode  1014   d . In the present embodiment, the liquid-philic layers  1019   a ,  1019   b  are formed by using the same material as used for forming the source electrodes  1014   a ,  1014   b  and the drain electrodes  1014   c ,  1014   d.    
     Further, as illustrated in  FIGS. 2 and 3 , partition walls  1016  are disposed on the insulating layer  1013 . The partition walls  1016  surround (a) the connection wire  1015 , (b) a combination of the source electrode  1014   a , the drain electrode  1014   c , and the liquid-philic layer  1019   a , and (c) a combination of the source electrode  1014   b , the drain electrode  1014   d , and the liquid-philic layer  1019   b , in such a manner that (a), (b), and (c) are separated from one another by being surrounded by the partition walls  1016 . In other words, as illustrated in  FIG. 3 , the partition walls  1016  define three apertures, namely an aperture  1016   a , an aperture  1016   b , and an aperture  1016   c . The aperture  1016   a  at the far left side in the X axis direction has a bottom portion where the connection wire  1015  remains exposed. The aperture  1016   a  does not function as a channel portion but functions as a contact portion that contacts an anode. On the other hand, the aperture  1016   b  has a bottom portion where the source electrode  1014   a , the drain electrode  1014   c , and the liquid-philic layer  1019   a  remain exposed, and the aperture  1016   c  has a bottom portion where the source electrode  1014   b , the drain electrode  1014   d , and the liquid-philic layer  1019   b  remain exposed. The apertures  1016   b  and  1016   c  function as channel portions. 
     At the bottom portion of the aperture  1016   b , a left side of the source electrode  1014   a  in the X axis direction is in contact with a side surface portion, of the partition walls  1016 , facing the aperture  1016   b , and a right side of the drain electrode  1014   c  in the X axis direction is in contact with the side surface portion facing the aperture  1016   b . The three remaining sides of the source electrode  1014   a  are located apart from the side surface portion facing the aperture  1016   b , and similarly, the three remaining sides of the drain electrode  1014   c  are located apart from the side surface portion facing the aperture  1016   b . Further, the liquid-philic layer  1019   a  is in contact with the side surface portion facing the aperture  1016   b  at three sides thereof, namely both sides thereof in the X axis direction and an upper side thereof in the Y axis direction. 
     At the bottom portion of the aperture  1016   c , a left side of the source electrode  1014   b  in the X axis direction is in contact with a side surface portion, of the partition walls  1016 , facing the aperture  1016   c , and a right side of the drain electrode  1014   d  in the X axis direction is in contact with the side surface portion facing the aperture  1016   c . The three remaining sides of the source electrode  1014   b  are located apart from the side surface portion facing the aperture  1016   c , and similarly, the three remaining sides of the drain electrode  1014   d  are located apart from the side surface portion facing the aperture  1016   c . Further, the liquid-philic layer  1019   b  is in contact with the side surface portion facing the aperture  1016   c  at three sides thereof, namely both sides thereof in the X axis direction and a lower side thereof in the Y axis direction. 
     In addition, as illustrated in  FIG. 3 , at the bottom portion of the aperture  1016   b , a portion of the insulating layer  1013  remains exposed at a lower side of the bottom portion in the Y axis direction (such portion hereinafter referred to as an exposed portion  1013   a ). Similarly, as illustrated in  FIG. 3 , at the bottom portion of the aperture  1016   c , a portion of the insulating layer  1013  remains exposed at an upper side of the bottom portion in the Y axis direction (such portion hereinafter referred to as an exposed portion  1013   b ). 
     Returning to  FIG. 2 , within the aperture  1016   b  defined by the partition walls  1016 , an organic semiconductor layer  1017   a  is disposed on the source electrode  1014   a  and the drain electrode  1014   c  included therein. Similarly, within the aperture  1016   c  defined by the partition walls  1016 , an organic semiconductor layer  1017   b  is disposed on the source electrode  1014   b  and the drain electrode  1014   d . More specifically, the organic semiconductor layer  1017   a  is formed so as to cover the source electrode  1014   a  and the drain electrode  1014   c  and also fill a gap between the source electrode  1014   a  and the drain electrode  1014 . The organic semiconductor layer  1017   a  so formed is in contact with the source electrode  1014   a  and the drain electrode  1014   c . The organic semiconductor layer  1017   b  is formed in a similar manner and is in contact with the source electrode  1014   b  and the drain electrode  1014   d . Further, the organic semiconductor layer  1017   a  and the organic semiconductor layer  1017   b  are partitioned from each other by the partition walls  1016 . 
     Here, note that within the aperture  1016   b , the organic semiconductor layer  1017   a  is in direct contact with the insulating layer  1013  at the exposed portion  1013   a  illustrated in  FIG. 3 , without the source electrode  1014   a  or the drain electrode  1014   c  existing therebetween. Similarly, within the aperture  1016   c , the organic semiconductor layer  1017   b  is in direct contact with the insulating layer  1013  at the exposed portion  1013   b  illustrated in  FIG. 3 , without the source electrode  1014   b  or the drain electrode  1014   d  existing therebetween. Also refer to  FIG. 2  for illustration of the above. 
     Further, as illustrated in  FIG. 2 , a passivation film  1018  is disposed so as to cover the organic semiconductor layer  1017   a , the organic semiconductor layer  1017   b , and the insulating layer  1013 . However, it should be noted that the passivation film  1018  is not disposed above the area surrounded by the aperture  1016   a , which includes the connection wire  1015 . 
     The TFT substrate  101  of the organic EL display panel  10  pertaining to the present embodiment has a structure as described up to this point. 
     In the following, the entire structure of the organic EL display panel  10 , including the TFT substrate  101 , is explained. As illustrated in  FIG. 2 , a planarizing film  102  covers the TFT substrate  101  from above. However, it should be noted that the planarizing film  102  does not cover the connection wire  1015 , and a contact hole  102   a  is formed in the planarizing film  102  at an area above the connection wire  1015 . The contact hole  102   a  is in communication with the aperture  1016   a  of the TFT substrate  101 . 
     An anode  103 , a light-transmissive conduction film  104 , and a hole injection layer  105  are disposed in the stated order on a main surface of the planarizing film  102 . Here, each of the anode  103 , the light-transmissive conduction film  104 , and the hole injection layer  105  is disposed not only on the planarizing film  102  but also along a side surface of the planarizing film  102  defining the contact hole  102   a . The anode  103  is in contact with and electrically connected to the connection wire  1015 . 
     Further, banks  106  are disposed on the hole injection layer  105 . The banks  106  are disposed so as to surround an area above the hole injection layer  105  that corresponds to a light-emitting portion (i.e., a subpixel). In an opening formed at the above-described area by the banks  106 , a hole transport layer  107 , an organic light-emitting layer  108 , and an electron transport layer  109  are disposed in the stated order. 
     On the electron transport layer  109  and on exposed surfaces of the banks  106 , a cathode  110  and a sealing layer  111  are disposed in the stated order so as to cover the electron transport layer  109  and the exposed surfaces of the banks  106 . Further, a color filter (CF) substrate  113  is arranged so as to face the sealing layer  111 . The sealing layer  111  and the CF substrate  113  are joined together by an adhesion layer  112  filling a gap therebetween. The CF substrate  113  includes a substrate  1131 , and a color filter  1132  and a black matrix  1133  disposed on a main surface of the substrate  1131 . The main surface of the substrate  1131  is a surface of the substrate  1131  that is located lower in the Z axis direction. 
     3. Material Constituting Organic EL Display Panel  10   
     Each part of the organic EL display panel  10  may, for instance, be formed by using the materials as described in the following. 
     (i) Substrate  1011   
     The substrate  1011  may be, for instance: a glass substrate; a quartz substrate; a silicon substrate; a metal substrate composed of, for example, molybdenum sulfide, copper, zinc, aluminum, stainless steel, magnesium, iron, nickel, gold, or silver; a semiconductor substrate composed of, for example, gallium arsenide; or a plastic substrate. 
     Examples of material constituting the plastic substrate include thermoplastic resins and thermosetting resins. Examples thereof include polyolefins, such as polyethylene, polypropylene, ethylene-propylene copolymers, and ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymers (EVA), cyclic polyolefin, modified polyolefins, polyvinyl chloride, polyvinylidene chloride: polystyrene, polyamide, polyimide (PI), polyamide-imide, polyesters, such as polycarbonate, poly(4-methylpentene-1), ionomers, acrylic-based resins, polymethyl methacrylater acrylic-styrene copolymers (AS resins), butadiene-styrene copolymers, ethylene vinyl alcohol copolymers (EVOH), polyethylene terephthalate (PET), polybutylene terephthalate, polyethylene naphthalate (PEN), and polycyclohexane terephthalate (PCT), polyether, polyether ketone, polyethersulfone (PES), polyether imide, polyacetal, polyphenylene oxide, modified polyphenylene oxide, polyarylate, aromatic polyesters (liquid crystal polymer), polytetrafluoroethylene, polyvinylidene fluoride, other fluorocarbon resins, thermoplastic elastomers, such as styrene-based elastomers, polyolefin-based elastomers, polyvinyl chloride-based elastomers, polyurethane-based elastomers, fluorocarbon rubbers, and chlorinated polyethylene-based elastomers, epoxy resins, phenolic resins, urea resins, melamine resins, unsaturated polyesters, silicone resins, and polyurethane, and copolymers, blends, and polymer alloys thereof. The plastic substrate may be a single layer substrate composed of one of the materials described above or a multilayer substrate having layers composed of two or more materials. 
     (ii) Gate Electrodes  1012   a ,  1012   b    
     The gate electrodes  1012   a ,  1012   b  may be made of, for instance, any material having electrical conductivity. 
     Specific examples thereof include metals, such as chromium, aluminum, tantalum, molybdenum, niobium, copper, silver, gold, platinum, palladium, indium, nickel, and neodymium, and alloys thereof; conductive metal oxides, such as zinc oxide, tin oxide, indium oxide, and gallium oxide; conductive metal complex oxides, such as indium tin complex oxide (ITO), indium zinc complex oxide (IZO), aluminum zinc complex oxide (AZO), and gallium zinc complex oxide (GZO); conductive polymers, such as polyaniline, polypyrrole, polythiophene, and polyacetylene, and conductive polymers doped with acids, e.g., hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, and sulfonic acid, Lewis acids, e.g., phosphorus pentafluoride, arsenic pentafluoride, and iron chloride, halogen elements, e.g., iodine, and metals, e.g., sodium and potassium; and conductive composite materials containing carbon black and metal particles dispersed. Alternatively, polymer mixtures containing conductive particles, such as fine metal particles and graphite, may be used. These materials may be used alone or in combination. 
     (iii) Insulating Layer  1013   
     The insulating layer  1013  functions as a gate insulating layer. The insulating layer  1013  may be made, for instance, of any material having insulative properties. Examples of the material that can be used include organic insulating materials and inorganic insulating materials. 
     Examples of organic insulating materials include acrylic resins, phenolic resins, fluororesins, epoxy resins, imide resins, and novolac type resins. 
     Examples of inorganic insulating materials include: metal oxides, such as silicon oxide, aluminum oxide, tantalum oxide, zirconium oxide, cerium oxide, zinc oxide, and cobalt oxide; metal nitrides, such as silicon nitride, aluminum nitride, zirconium nitride, cerium nitride, zinc nitride, cobalt nitride, titanium nitride, and tantalum nitride; and metal complex oxides, such as barium strontium titanate and lead zirconate titanate. These may be used alone or in combination. 
     Further, the insulating layer  1013  may have a surface thereof processed by using a surface treatment agent (ODTS OTS HMDS βPTS) or the like. 
     (iv) Source Electrodes  1014   a ,  1014   b , and Drain Electrodes  1014   c ,  1014   d    
     The source electrodes  1014   a ,  1014   b  and the drain electrodes  1014   c ,  1014   d  can be formed by using the same materials as used for forming the gate electrodes  1012   a ,  1012   b.    
     (v) Organic Semiconductor Layers  1017   a ,  1017   b    
     The organic semiconductor layers  1017   a ,  1017   b  may be formed by using, for instance, any material that has semiconducting properties and is soluble to a solvent. Specific examples thereof include thiophene-based materials, such as poly(3-alkylthiophene), poly(3-hexylthiophene) (P3HT), poly(3-octylthiophene), poly(2,5-thienylene vinylene) (PTV), quarterthiophene (4T), sexithiophene (6T), octathiophene, 2,5-bis(5′-biphenyl-2′-thienyl)thiophene (BPT3), 2,5-[2,2′-(5,5′-diphenyl)dithienyl]thiophene, and [5,5′-bis(3-dodecyl-2-thienyl)-2,2′-bithiophene] (PQT-12); phenylene vinylene-based materials such as poly(paraphenylene vinylene) (PPV); fluorene-based materials such as poly(9,9-dioctylfluorene) (PFO); triallylamine-based polymers; acene-based materials, such as anthracene, tetracene, pentacene, and hexacene; benzene-based materials, such as 1,3,5-tris[(3-phenyl-6-trifluoromethyl)quinoxalin-2-yl]benzene (TPQ1) and 1,3,5-tris[{3-(4-tert-butylphenyl)-6-trisfluoromethyl}quinoxalin-2-yl]benzene (TPQ2); phthalocyanine-based materials, such as phthalocyanine, copper phthalocyanine (CuPc), iron phthalocyanine, and perfluorophthalocyanine; organometallic materials, such as tris(8-hydroxyquinoline) aluminum (Alq3) and fac-tris(2-phenylpyridine) iridium (Ir(ppy)3); C60; polymers, such as, oxadiazole-based polymers, triazole-based polymers, carbazole-based polymers, and fluorene-based polymers; poly(9,9-dioctylfluorene-co-bis-N,N′-(4-methoxyphenyl)-bis-N,N′-phenyl-1,4-phenylenediamine) (PFMO); poly(9,9-dioctylfluorene-co-benzothiadiazole) (BT); fluorene-triallylamine copolymers; and copolymers of fluorene and poly(9,9-dioctylfluorene-co-dithiophene) (F8T2). These materials may be alone or in combination. 
     Alternatively, the organic semiconductor layers  1017   a ,  1017   b  may be formed by using an inorganic material that is soluble in a solvent. 
     (v) Passivation Film  1018   
     The passivation film  1018  may be formed by using, for instance, a water soluble resin such as polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), or a fluororesin. 
     (vii) Planarizing Film  102   
     The planarizing film  102  is formed by using, for instance, an organic compound such as polyimide, polyamide, and acrylic resin material. 
     (viii) Anode  103   
     The anode  103  is made of a metal material containing silver (Ag) or aluminum (Al). Further, in a top-emission type display panel such as the organic EL display panel  10  pertaining to the present embodiment, it is desirable that a surface portion of the anode  103  have high reflectivity. 
     (ix) Light-Transmissive Conduction Film  104   
     The light-transmissive conduction film  104  is formed by using, for instance, Indium Tin Oxide (ITO), Indium Zinc Oxide (IZO), or the like. 
     (x) Hole Injection Layer  105   
     The hole injection layer  105  is a layer made of, for instance, an oxide of a metal such as silver (Ag), molybdenum (Mo), chromium (Cr), vanadium (V), tungsten (W), nickel (Ni), and iridium (Ir), or a conductive polymer material such as PEDOT (an amalgam of polythiophene and polystyrene sulfonic acid). The hole injection layer  105  in the organic EL display panel  10  pertaining to the present embodiment as illustrated in  FIG. 2  is assumed to be made of a metal oxide. In such a case, the hole injection layer  105  is provided with a function of assisting hole generation and injecting holes into the organic light-emitting layer  108  with a higher level of stability, compared to when the hole injection layer  105  is made of a conductive polymer material such as PEDOT. As such, the hole injection layer  105 , when made of a metal oxide, has a higher work function than the hole injection layer  105 , when made of a conductive polymer material. 
     Here, a case where the hole injection layer  105  is made of an oxide of a transition metal is considered. In such a case, a plurality of levels can be occupied since there are a plurality of oxidation numbers. This makes hole injection easy and allows for reduction of driving voltage. It is particularly desirable to form the hole injection layer  105  by using tungsten oxide (WO X ) since the hole injection layer  105  can be provided with the function of stably injecting holes and assisting the generation of holes. 
     (xi) Banks  106   
     The banks  106  are formed by using an organic material such as resin and have insulative properties. Example of organic material usable for forming the banks  106  include acrylic resins, polyimide resins, and novolac type phenolic resin. In addition, it is desirable that the banks  106  have organic solvent resistance. Further, since the banks  106  may undergo processes such as etching, baking, etc. when being formed, it is desirable that the banks  106  be formed from highly resistant material that will not change excessively in shape or quality during such processes. In addition, to provide the banks  106  with liquid repellency, the surfaces thereof can be fluoridated. 
     This is since, if a liquid-philic material is used to form the banks  106 , the difference in liquid philicity/liquid repellency between the surfaces of the banks  106  and the surface of organic light-emitting layer  108  becomes small, and it thus becomes difficult to keep ink including an organic substance for forming the organic light-emitting layer  108  to be selectively held within the apertures defined by the banks  106 . 
     In addition, the banks  106  need not be formed so as to have a single-layer structure as shown in  FIG. 2 . That is, the banks  106  may be alternatively formed so as to have a structure including two or more layers. In such a case, the above materials may be combined for each layer, or layers may alternate between inorganic and organic material. 
     (xii) Hole Transport Layer  107   
     The hole transport layer  107  is formed by using a high-molecular compound not containing a hydrophilic group. For instance, the hole transport layer  107  may be formed by using a high-molecular compound such as polyfluorene or a derivative thereof, and polyallylamine or a derivative thereof, but not containing a hydrophilic group. 
     (xiii) Organic Light-Emitting Layer  108   
     The organic light-emitting layer  108  has a function of emitting light when an excitation state is produced by the recombination of holes and electrons injected thereto. It is desirable that material used to form the organic light-emitting layer  108  is a light emitting-organic material, a film of which can be formed by wet printing. 
     Specifically, it is desirable that the organic light-emitting layer  108  be formed from a fluorescent material such as an oxinoid compound, perylene compound, coumarin compound, azacoumarin compound, oxazole compound, oxadiazole compound, perinone compound, pyrrolo-pyrrole compound, naphthalene compound, anthracene compound, fluorene compound, fluoranthene compound, tetracene compound, pyrene compound, coronene compound, quinolone compound and azaquinolone compound, pyrazoline derivative and pyrazolone derivative, rhodamine compound, chrysene compound, phenanthrene compound, cyclopentadiene compound, stilbene compound, diphenylquinone compound, styryl compound, butadiene compound, dicyanomethylene pyran compound, dicyanomethylene thiopyran compound, fluorescein compound, pyrylium compound, thiapyrylium compound, selenapyrylium compound, telluropyrylium compound, aromatic aldadiene compound, oligophenylene compound, thioxanthene compound, anthracene compound, cyanine compound, acridine compound, metal complex of a 8-hydroxyquinoline compound, metal complex of a 2-bipyridine compound, complex of a Schiff base and a group three metal, metal complex of oxine, rare earth metal complex, etc., as recited in Japanese Patent Application Publication No. H5-163488. 
     (xiv) Electron Transport Layer  109   
     The electron transport layer  110  has a function of transporting electrons injected through the cathode  111  to the organic light-emitting layer  108 , and is formed by using, for instance, an oxadiazole derivative (OXD), a triazole derivative (TAZ), a phenanthroline derivative (BCP, Bphen), or the like. 
     (xv) Cathode  110   
     The cathode  110  is formed by using, for instance, Indium Tin Oxide (ITO), Indium Zinc Oxide (IZO), or the like. Further, in a top-emission type display panel such as the organic EL display panel  10  pertaining to the present embodiment, it is desirable that the cathode  110  be formed by using light-transmissive material. When forming the cathode  111  by using light-transmissive material as described above, it is desirable that the cathode  111  be provided with light-transmissivity of 80% or greater. 
     In addition to the materials presented above, the following materials may be used to form the cathode  110 . That is, the cathode  110  may be formed, for instance, as a layer including an alkali metal, a layer including an alkali earth metal, or a layer including an alkali earth metal halide. Alternatively, the cathode  110  may be formed as a laminate including one of the above-described layers and a layer including Ag laminated in the stated order. When the cathode  110  is formed as a laminate as described above, the layer including Ag may be formed with Ag alone, or with an alloy of Ag. Further, in order to enhance the efficiency with which light is guided out from the organic EL display panel  10 , a highly light-transmissive, refraction index adjustment layer may be provided above the layer including Ag. 
     (xvi) Sealing Layer  111   
     The sealing layer  111  has a function of preventing organic layers such as the organic light-emitting layer  108  from being exposed to water and/or air and is formed by using, for example, material such as silicon nitride (SiN) and silicon oxynitride (SiON). In addition, a sealing resin layer made of a resin material such as acrylic resin and silicone resin may be further disposed above the sealing layer, which is formed by using material such as silicon nitride (SiN) and silicon oxynitride (SiON) as described above. 
     Further, in a top-emission type display panel such as the organic EL display panel  10  pertaining to the present embodiment, it is desirable that the sealing layer  111  be formed by using light-transmissive material. 
     4. Arrangement of Source Electrodes  1014   a ,  1014   b , Drain Electrodes  1014   c ,  1014   d , and Liquid-Philic Layers  1019   a ,  1019   b  in TFT Substrate  101   
     In the following, description is provided on a positional arrangement of the source electrodes  1014   a ,  1014   b  and the drain electrodes  1014   c ,  1014   d  in the TFT substrate  101 , with reference to  FIG. 3 . 
     As illustrated in  FIG. 3 , at the bottom portion of the aperture  1016   b  defined by the partition walls  1016 , the source electrode  1014   a  and the drain electrode  1014   c  are arranged such that centers, in the Y axis direction, of the source electrode  1014   a  and the drain electrode  1014   c  coincide with a center L 1  of the aperture  1016   b  in the Y axis direction. Similarly, at the bottom portion of the aperture  1016   c  defined by the partition walls  1016 , the source electrode  1014   b  and the drain electrode  1014   d  are arranged such that centers, in the Y axis direction, of the source electrode  1014   b  and the drain electrode  1014   d  coincide with a center L 1  of the aperture  1016   b  in the Y axis direction. 
     Further, in the aperture  1016   b , the liquid-philic layer  1019   a  is arranged to be offset with respect to the source electrode  1014   a  and the drain electrode  1014   c . More specifically, the liquid-philic layer  1019   a  is located upwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  1014   a  and the drain electrode  1014   c  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  1014   a  and the drain electrode  1014   c . In other words, in the aperture  1016   b , a center of area of the liquid-philic layer  1019   a  is offset from a center of area of the aperture  1016   b  in a direction differing from the direction of the aperture  1016   a  or that is, a direction differing from the left direction along the X axis. 
     Similarly, in the aperture  1016   c , the liquid-philic layer  1019   b  is arranged to be offset with respect to the source electrode  1014   b  and the drain electrode  1014   d . More specifically, the liquid-philic layer  1019   b  is located downwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  1014   b  and the drain electrode  1014   d  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  1014   b  and the drain electrode  1014   d . In other words, in the aperture  1016   c , a center of area of the liquid-philic layer  1019   b  is offset from a center of area of the aperture  1016   c  in a direction differing from the direction of the aperture  1016   b  or that is, a direction differing from the left direction along the X axis. 
     According to the present embodiment, by disposing the liquid-philic layer  1019   a  at the bottom portion of the aperture  1016   b , within the aperture  1016   b , a center of a total of areas of the source electrode  1014   a , the drain electrode  1014   c , and the liquid-philic layer  1019   a  is offset from the center of area of the bottom portion of the aperture  1016   b  in the upper direction along the Y axis, which differs from the direction of the aperture  1016   a . Similarly, by disposing the liquid-philic layer  1019   b  at the bottom portion of the aperture  1016   c , within the aperture  1016   c , a center of a total of areas of the source electrode  1014   b , the drain electrode  1014   d , and the liquid-philic layer  1019   b  is offset from the center of area of the bottom portion of the aperture  1016   c  in the upper direction along the Y axis, which differs from the direction of the aperture  1016   b.    
     Note that each of “a center of a total of areas of the source electrode  1014   a , the drain electrode  1014   c , and the liquid-philic layer  1019   a ” and “a center of a total of areas of the source electrode  1014   b , the drain electrode  1014   d , and the liquid-philic layer  1019   b ” as mentioned above can be calculated according to Math. 1 above. 
     In addition, as illustrated in  FIG. 3 , at a point when the organic semiconductor layer  1017   a  has not yet been formed, at the bottom portion of the aperture  1016   b , a center of area of the exposed portion  1013   a  of the insulating layer  1013  is offset from the center of area of the bottom portion of the aperture  1016   b  in the lower direction along the Y axis. Similarly, at a point when the organic semiconductor layer  1017   b  has not yet been formed, at the bottom portion of the aperture  1016   c , a center of area of the exposed portion  1013   b  of the insulating layer  1013  is offset from the center of area of the bottom portion of the aperture  1016   c  in the upper direction along the Y axis. 
     5. Method of Manufacturing Organic Display Device  1   
     (i) Overview of Method of Manufacturing Organic EL Display Panel  10   
     In the following, description is provided on a method of manufacturing the organic EL display device  1 , and in particular, a method of manufacturing the organic EL display panel  10 , with reference to  FIG. 2  and  FIGS. 4A and 4B . 
     First, as illustrated in  FIG. 2  and  FIG. 4A , the substrate  1011  is prepared (Step S 1 ). The substrate  1011  serves as a base of the TFT substrate  101 . Then, the TFT substrate  101  is formed by forming a thin film transistor (TFT) device on the substrate  1011  (Step S 2 ). 
     Then, as illustrated in  FIG. 2  and  FIG. 4A , the planarizing film  102 , which is made of insulative material, is formed on the TFT substrate  101  (Step S 3 ). As illustrated in  FIG. 2 , the planarizing film  102  has the contact hole  102   a  formed therein at an area above the connection wire  1015  in the TFT substrate  101 . Further, the planarizing film  102  is formed such that upper surfaces in the Z axis direction of portions thereof other than the contact hole  102   a  are substantially planar. 
     Then, the anode  103  is formed on the planarizing film  102  (Step S 4 ). As illustrated in  FIG. 2 , the anode  103  in the organic EL display panel  10  is formed so as to be partitioned in units of light emission (i.e., in units of subpixels). Further, the anode  103  is formed so as to have a portion that is connected to the connection wire  1015  of the TFT substrate  101  by being formed along the side surface of the planarizing film  102  defining the contact hole  102   a.    
     Here, note that the anode  103  can be formed, for instance, by first forming a metal film according to the sputtering method, the vacuum vapor deposition method, or the like, and then etching the metal film so formed to obtain subpixel units. 
     Then, the light-transmissive conduction film  104  is formed so as to cover an upper surface of the anode  103  (Step S 5 ). As illustrated in  FIG. 2 , the light-transmissive conduction film  104  covers not only the upper surface of the anode  103  but also surfaces of lateral edges of the anode  103 . Further, the light-transmissive conduction film  104  also covers the upper surface of the anode  103  within the contact hole  102   a . Note that the light-transmissive conduction film  104  can also be formed, for instance, by first forming a film according to the sputtering method, the vacuum vapor deposition method, or the like, and then etching the film so formed to obtain subpixel units. 
     Then, the hole injection layer  105  is formed on the light-transmissive conduction film  104  (Step S 6 ). Note that, although the hole injection layer  105  is formed so as to cover the entire light-transmissive conduction film  104  in  FIG. 2 , the hole injection layer  105  may alternatively be formed so as to be partitioned into subpixel units. 
     Further, when forming the hole injection layer  105  by using a metal oxide (e.g., tungsten oxide), the formation of the metal oxide film can be performed according to specific film forming conditions. For instance, the metal oxide film can be formed under film forming conditions such that: (i) a gas including argon gas and oxygen gas is used as a sputtering gas in a chamber of a sputtering device for forming the metal oxide film; (ii) a total pressure of the sputtering gas is higher than 2.7 Pa and lower than or equal to 7.0 Pa; (iii) a partial pressure of the oxygen gas in the sputtering gas is at least 50% and at most 70%; and (iv) an input power density per unit area of the sputtering target is at least 1.0 W/cm 2  and at most 2.8 W/cm 2 . 
     Then, the banks  106  defining subpixels of the organic EL display panel  10  are formed (Step S 7 ). As illustrated in  FIG. 2 , the banks  106  are formed so as to be layered onto the hole injection layer  105 . 
     In specific, the banks  106  are formed by first forming a layer of material for forming the banks  106  (hereinafter referred to as a “material layer”) on the hole injection layer  105 . The material layer is formed, for instance, by using a material including a photosensitive resin component and a fluorine component such as acrylic resin, polyimide resin, and novolac-type phenolic resin, and according to the spin coating method, or the like. Note that, in the present embodiment, a negative photosensitive material manufactured by Zeon Corporation (product code: ZPN 1168), which is one example of a photosensitive resin material, can be used for forming the material layer. Subsequently, by patterning the material layer so formed, apertures corresponding to the subpixels of the organic EL display panel  10  are formed. The forming of the apertures can be performed by disposing a mask onto the surface of the material layer, performing exposure from over the mask, and finally performing developing. 
     Then, in each concavity on the hole injection layer  105  defined by the banks  106 , the hole transport layer  107 , the organic light-emitting layer  108 , and the electron transport layer  109  are formed in the stated order so as to be layered one on top of another (Steps S 8  through S 10 ). 
     The hole transport layer  107  is formed by first forming, according to the printing method, a film made of an organic compound for forming the hole transport layer  107 , and then sintering the film so formed. The organic light-emitting layer  108  is similarly formed by first forming a film according to the printing method, and then sintering the film so formed. 
     Then, the cathode  110  and the sealing layer  111  are layered onto the electron transport layer  109  in the stated order (Steps S 11  and S 12 ). As illustrated in  FIG. 2 , the cathode  110  and the sealing layer  111  are formed so as to cover the layers therebelow entirely, including top surfaces of the banks  106 . 
     Then, an adhesive resin material for forming the adhesion layer  112  is applied onto the sealing layer  111 , and a color filter (CF) panel having been prepared in advance is adhered onto the sealing layer  111  via the adhesive layer  112  (Step S 13 ). As illustrated in  FIG. 2 , the CF substrate  113  adhered onto the sealing layer  111  via the adhesion layer  112  includes the substrate  1131 , and the color filter  1132  and the black matrix  1133  formed on the surface of the substrate  1131  that is located lower in the Z axis direction. 
     As such, the manufacturing of the organic EL display panel  10 , which is an organic EL display element, is completed. 
     Note that, although illustration is not provided in the drawings, the manufacturing of the organic EL display device  1  is completed by annexing the drive control circuit portion  20  to the organic EL display panel  10  (refer to  FIG. 1 ), and then performing aging processing. The aging processing is performed by, for instance, causing the organic EL display device  1  to conduct until the mobility of holes in the organic EL display device  1  reaches 1/10 or lower with respect to the hole injection characteristics before the aging processing. More specifically, in the aging processing, the organic EL display device  1  is electrified for a predetermined time period while maintaining the luminous intensity of the organic EL display device  1  to be at least equal to the luminous intensity upon actual usage and at most three times the luminous intensity upon actual usage. 
     (ii) Method of Foaming TFT Substrate  101   
     Subsequently, description is provided on a method of forming the TFT substrate  101 , with reference to  FIG. 4B ,  FIG. 3 ,  FIGS. 5A through 5C ,  FIGS. 6A through 6C ,  FIGS. 7A through 7C , and  FIGS. 8A and 8B . 
     As illustrated in  FIG. 5A , the gate electrodes  1012   a ,  1012   b  are formed on a main surface of the substrate  1011  (Step S 21  in  FIG. 4B ). Note that the formation of the gate electrodes  1012   a ,  1012   b  may be performed according to the above-described method applied in the formation of the anode  103 . 
     Then, as illustrated in  FIG. 5B , the insulating layer  1013  is formed so as to cover the substrate  1011  and the gate electrodes  1012   a ,  1012   b  (Step S 22  in  FIG. 4B ). Then, as illustrated in  FIG. 5C , the source electrodes  1014   a ,  1014   b , the drain electrodes  1014   c ,  1014   d , and the connection wire  1015  are formed on a main surface of the insulating layer  1013  (Step S 23  in  FIG. 4B ). Further, the liquid-philic layers  1019   a ,  1019   b  are formed in the same step in accordance with the positional arrangement illustrated in  FIG. 3 . 
     In this step, note that the positions of the source electrodes  1014   a ,  1014   b , the drain electrodes  1014   c ,  1014   d , and the liquid-philic layers  1019   a ,  1019   b  with respect to the insulating layer  1013  are defined such that (i) the relative position of the liquid-philic layer  1019   a  with respect to the source electrode  1014   a  and the drain electrode  1014   c , and (ii) the relative position of the liquid-philic layer  1019   b  with respect to the source electrode  1014   b  and the drain electrode  1014   d  are in accordance with the positional relationships illustrated in  FIG. 3 . Such arrangements are made in the present step taking into account the partition walls  1016  that are formed through the following steps. Further, as illustrated in  FIG. 3 , the exposed portion  1013   a  is formed at the lower side of the aperture  1016   b  in the Y axis direction, and similarly, the exposed portion  1013   b  is formed at the upper side of the aperture  1016   c  in the Y axis direction. 
     Then, as illustrated in  FIG. 6A , a film  10160  of photoresist material for forming the partition walls  1016  is deposited so as to accumulate and cover the source electrodes  1014   a ,  1014   b , the drain electrodes  1014   c ,  1014   d , the connection wire  1015 , the liquid-philic layers  1019   a ,  1019   b  (undepicted in  FIG. 6A ), and the exposed portions  1013   a ,  1013   b  (Step S 24  in  FIG. 4B ). Then, as illustrated in  FIG. 6B , a mask  501  is disposed above the film  10160  so deposited, and mask exposure and patterning of the photoresist material film  10160  is performed (Step S 25  in  FIG. 4B ). Here, note that the mask  501  has window portions  501   a ,  501   b ,  501   c , and  501   d  formed therein which correspond in position to the partition walls  1016  to be formed. Note that, although not illustrated in  FIG. 6B , the mask  501  has additional window portions formed therein which also correspond in position to the partition walls  1016  to be formed. 
     The partition walls  1016 , illustration of which is provided in  FIG. 6C , are formed in such a manner as described above (Step S 26  in  FIG. 4B ). The partition walls  1016  define a plurality of apertures including the apertures  1016   a ,  1016   b , and  1016   c . More specifically, the partition walls  1016  defining the aperture  1016   a  surround the connection wire  1015 , the partition walls  1016  defining the aperture  1016   b  surround the source electrode  1014   a , the drain electrode  1014   c , and the liquid-philic layer  1019   a , and the partition walls  1016  defining the aperture  1016   c  surround the source electrode  1014   b , the drain electrode  1014   d , and the liquid-philic layer  1019   b . Further, within the aperture  1016   b , the source electrode  1014   a , the drain electrode  1014   c , and the liquid-philic layer  1019   a  are arranged in accordance with the positional relationship illustrated in  FIG. 3 , and similarly, within the aperture  1016   c , the source electrode  1014   b , the drain electrode  1014   d , and the liquid-philic layer  1019   b  are arranged in accordance with the positional relationship illustrated in  FIG. 3 . 
     After the partition walls  1016  are formed, organic semiconductor ink  10170   a ,  10170   b , for respectively forming the organic semiconductor layers  1017   a ,  1017   b , are respectively applied to the apertures  1016   b ,  1016   c  defined by the partition walls  1016 , as illustrated in  FIG. 7A  (Step S 27  in  FIG. 4B ). Here, it should be noted that a plan view surface of the organic semiconductor ink  10170   a  applied with respect to the aperture  1016   b  and a plan view surface of the organic semiconductor ink  10170   a  applied with respect to the aperture  1016   b  are not symmetric in the X axis direction in  FIG. 7A . Rather, the plan view surface of the organic semiconductor ink  10170   a  and the plan view surface of the organic semiconductor ink  10170   a  are off-center in different directions (the directions indicated by arrows F 1  and F 2  in  FIG. 7A ). 
     More specifically, as illustrated in  FIG. 7B , the surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink  10170   a  applied with respect to the aperture  1016   b  is biased in one direction along the Y axis (i.e., the direction indicated by the arrow F 1  illustrated above the organic semiconductor ink  10170   a ). In other words, the organic semiconductor ink  10170   a  applied with respect to the aperture  1016   b  has a shape such that one side along the Y axis in the direction indicated by the arrow F 1  includes a greater distribution of portions having relatively great surface height than the other side. On the other hand, as illustrated in  FIG. 7C , the surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink  10170   b  applied with respect to the aperture  1016   c  is biased in one direction along the Y axis (i.e., the direction indicated by the arrow F 2  illustrated above the organic semiconductor ink  10170   b ). In other words, the organic semiconductor ink  10170   b  applied with respect to the aperture  1016   c  has a shape such that one side along the Y axis in the direction indicated by the arrow F 2  includes a greater distribution of portions having relatively great surface height than the other side. 
     By controlling the surface shapes of the organic semiconductor ink  10170   a ,  10170   b  in such a manner, the organic semiconductor ink  10170   a ,  10170   b  is (i) prevented from overflowing and flowing out towards undesirable areas including the aperture  1016   a , and (ii) prevented from meeting and blending with each other. The specific reasons as to why such problems can be prevented are described later in the present disclosure. 
     Subsequently, by drying the organic semiconductor ink  10170   a ,  10170   b  (Step S 28  in  FIG. 4B ), the organic semiconductor layers  1017   a ,  1017   b  are respectively formed with respect to the apertures  1016   b ,  1016   c  (Step S 29  in  FIG. 4B ). 
     Finally, the formation of the TFT substrate  101  is completed by forming the passivation film  1018  so as to entirely cover underlayers therebelow with the exception of a contact area including the aperture  1016   a , etc., as illustrated in  FIG. 8B  (Step S 30  in  FIG. 4B ). 
     6. Effects Achieved 
     For the reasons explained in the following, the TFT substrate  101  pertaining to the present embodiment, the organic EL display panel  10  including the TFT substrate  101 , and the organic EL display device  1  having a structure including the organic EL display panel  10  are ensured to have high quality, and at the same time, to have high yield in the manufacture thereof. 
     As illustrated in  FIGS. 7A through 7C , according to the TFT substrate  101  pertaining to the present embodiment, when the organic semiconductor ink  10170   a ,  10170   b , which are for respectively forming the organic semiconductor layers  1017   a ,  1017   b , are respectively applied with respect to the apertures  1016   b ,  1016   c , the organic semiconductor ink  10170   a  exhibits a shape such that the above-described side thereof, which is not in the direction along which the aperture  1016   a  adjacent to the aperture  1016   b  exists, includes a great distribution of portions having great surface height. More specifically, the side of the organic semiconductor ink  10170   a  in the direction indicated by the arrow F 1  in  FIGS. 7A and 7B  includes portions having great surface height. Due to this, it is unlikely that the organic semiconductor ink  10170   a  flows out towards the aperture  1016   a.    
     In addition, when comparing the organic semiconductor ink  10170   a  applied with respect to the aperture  1016   b  and the organic semiconductor ink  10170   b  applied with respect to the aperture  1016   c , portions having great surface height are located at opposite sides along the Y axis direction, as indicated by the arrows F 1  and F 2  in  FIGS. 7A through 7C . Due to this, it is unlikely that the organic semiconductor ink  10170   a  and the organic semiconductor ink  10170   b  meet and blend with each other. 
     As such, in the TFT substrate  101  pertaining to the present embodiment, the formation of the organic semiconductor layers  1017   a ,  1017   b  at only desired areas (i.e., the channel portions) is realized. In addition, by preventing the organic semiconductor ink  10170   a ,  10170   b  from overflowing, the layer thicknesses of the organic semiconductor layers  1017   a  and  1017   b  (i.e., the layer thickness of an organic semiconductor layer  1017 ) can be controlled with high precision. Furthermore, high performance is guaranteed of each of a thin film transistor element formed at an area corresponding to the aperture  1016   b  and a thin film transistor element formed at an area corresponding to the aperture  1016   c.    
     As such, the TFT substrate  101  pertaining to the present embodiment, the organic EL display panel  10  including the TFT substrate  101 , and the organic EL display device  1  having a structure including the organic EL display panel  10 , upon formation of the organic semiconductor layer  1017  in the TFT substrate  101 , (i) prevents the formation of the organic semiconductor layer  1017  at undesirable areas, and (ii) prevents the organic semiconductor ink  10170   a ,  10170   b  from meeting and blending with each other, and thereby ensures high quality. 
     Note that the above-described effect is a result of (i) the positional arrangement of the source electrodes  1014   a ,  1014   b , the drain electrodes  1014   c ,  1014   d , and the liquid-philic layers  1019   a ,  1019   b  at the bottom portion of the apertures  1016   b ,  1016   c , and (ii) a specific relationship between the liquid repellency of the surfaces of the partition walls  1016 , the liquid repellency of the surface of the insulating layer  1013 , and the liquid repellency of the surfaces of the source electrodes  1014   a ,  1014   b , the drain electrodes  1014   c ,  1014   d , and the liquid-philic layers  1019   a ,  1019   b . In specific, the following relationship is satisfied when denoting: the liquid repellency of the surfaces of the partition walls  1016  as R W ; the liquid repellency of the surface of the insulating layer  1013  as R 1 ; and the liquid repellency of the surfaces of the source electrodes  1014   a ,  1014   b , the drain electrodes  1014   c ,  1014   d , and the liquid-philic layers  1019   a ,  1019   b  as R E .
 
 R   W   &gt;R   I   &gt;R   E   [Math. 2]
 
     Note that, the liquid repellency denoted by each of R W , R I , and R E  indicates the liquid repellency of the corresponding surface(s) with respect to the organic semiconductor ink  10170   a ,  10170   b.    
     In the meantime, when seen from an opposite point of view, or that is, in terms of wettability, the characteristics of the surfaces of the partition walls  1016 , the characteristics of the surface of the insulating layer  1013 , and the characteristics of the surfaces of the source electrodes  1014   a ,  1014   b , the drain electrodes  1014   c ,  1014   d , and the liquid-philic layers  1019   a ,  1019   b  satisfy the following relationship.
 
 W   W   &lt;W   I   &lt;W   E   [Math. 3]
 
     In Math. 3, W W  denotes the wettability of the surfaces of the partition walls  1016 , W 1  denotes the wettability of the surface of the insulating layer  1013 , and W E  denotes the wettability of the surfaces of the source electrodes  1014   a ,  1014   b , the drain electrodes  1014   c ,  1014   d , and the liquid-philic layers  1019   a ,  1019   b.    
     As described up to this point, according to the present embodiment, control is performed of (i) the positional arrangement of the source electrodes  1014   a ,  1014   b , the drain electrodes  1014   c ,  1014   d , the liquid-philic layers  1019   a ,  1019   b  at the bottom portion of the apertures  1016   b ,  1016   c , and (ii) the relationship between the liquid repellency of the surfaces of the partition walls  1016 , the liquid repellency of the surface of the insulating layer  1013 , and the liquid repellency of the surfaces of the source electrodes  1014   a ,  1014   b , the drain electrodes  1014   c ,  1014   d , and the liquid-philic layers  1019   a ,  1019   b . Due to this, the surfaces of the organic semiconductor ink  10170   a ,  10170   b , upon application in the manufacturing of the TFT substrate  101 , exhibit the shapes as illustrated in  FIGS. 7A through 7C . Hence, the organic semiconductor ink  10170   a ,  10170   b  can be (i) effectively prevented from overflowing and flowing out towards undesirable areas such as the inside of the aperture  1016   a  and (ii) effectively prevented from meeting and blending with each other. This results in the formation of the organic semiconductor layers  1017   a ,  1017   b  at undesirable portions being prevented and the degradation of device characteristics due to meeting and blending of organic semiconductor ink between thin film transistor elements being prevented. As such, the TFT substrate  101 , the organic EL display panel  10 , and the organic EL display device  1  are ensured to have high quality, and at the same time, to have high yield in the manufacture thereof. 
     Note that, as illustrated in  FIG. 3 , the exposed portions  1013   a ,  1013   b  are formed by the liquid-philic layers  1019   a ,  1019   b  being disposed at the bottom portions of the apertures  1016   b ,  1016   c . As a result, at the bottom portion of the aperture  1016   b , the area of the insulating layer  1013  remaining exposed is greater at the lower side of the bottom portion in the Y axis direction than at the upper side. On the other hand, at the bottom portion of the aperture  1016   c , the area of the insulating layer  1013  remaining exposed is greater at the upper side of the bottom portion in the Y axis direction than at the lower side. Such a relationship is also effective in achieving the above-described effects. 
     Embodiment 2 
     In the following, description is provided on a structure of a TFT substrate pertaining to embodiment 2 of the present disclosure, with reference to  FIG. 9A .  FIG. 9A  corresponds to  FIG. 3  in embodiment 1, and other than differences between the structures illustrated in  FIG. 9A  and  FIG. 3 , embodiment 2 is similar to embodiment 1. As such, the structures similar between embodiment 2 and embodiment 1 are not illustrated in the drawings nor will be described in the following. 
     As illustrated in  FIG. 9A , the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment has partition walls  2016  that define four apertures, namely apertures  2016   a ,  2016   b ,  2016   c ,  2016   d . Among the four apertures that are defined by the partition walls  2016 , the apertures  2016   a ,  2016   d  are respectively provided with connection wires  2015   a ,  2015   b  at bottom portions thereof, and thus, do not function as channel portions. 
     Note that, as illustrated in  FIG. 9A , one of the apertures  2016   a ,  2016   d , which do not function as channel portions, here for instance, the aperture  2016   d  belongs to a TFT element that corresponds to a subpixel adjacent to a subpixel that the apertures  2016   a  through  2016   c  correspond to. 
     In addition, at the bottom portion of the aperture  2016   b , a source electrode  2014   a , a drain electrode  2014   c , and liquid-philic layers  2019   a ,  2019   b  are disposed. Similarly, at the bottom portion of the aperture  2016   c , a source electrode  2014   b , a drain electrode  2014   d , and liquid-philic layers  2019   c ,  2019   d  are disposed. 
     The source electrode  2014   a  and the drain electrode  2014   c  at the bottom portion of the aperture  2016   b , and the source electrode  2014   b  and the drain electrode  2014   d  at the bottom portion of the aperture  2016   c  each have a square or rectangular shape. Further, one side of the source electrode  2014   a  faces one side of the drain electrode  2014   c , and similarly, one side of the source electrode  2014   b  faces one side of the drain electrode  2014   d.    
     In the present embodiment, at the bottom portion of the aperture  2016   b , the liquid-philic layer  2019   a  is disposed upwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the drain electrode  2014   c  and so as to be apart from the drain electrode  2014   c , and the liquid-philic layer  2019   b  is disposed downwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the drain electrode  2014   c  and so as to be apart from the drain electrode  2014   c . Further, note that, at the bottom portion of the aperture  2016   b , the liquid-philic layers  2019   a ,  2019   b  are disposed so as to be off-center to the right in the X axis direction. 
     On the other hand, at the bottom portion of the aperture  2016   c , the liquid-philic layer  2019   c  is disposed upwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  2014   b  and the drain electrode  2014   d  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  2014   b  and the drain electrode  2014   d , and the liquid-philic layer  2019   d  is disposed downwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  2014   b  and the drain electrode  2014   d  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  2014   b  and the drain electrode  2014   d . Further, note that, at the bottom portion of the aperture  2016   c , a center of area of each of the liquid-philic layers  2019   c ,  2019   d  coincides with a center of area of the bottom portion of the aperture  2016   b  in the X axis direction. 
     In the manufacturing of the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment that has the above-described structure, when organic semiconductor ink is applied with respect to the apertures  2016   b ,  2016   c , the organic semiconductor ink exhibits a state as described in the following. That is, the surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  2016   b  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 3 , which differs from the direction along which the aperture  2016   a  adjacent to the aperture  2016   b  exists. On the other hand, the surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  2016   c  is biased in the directions indicated by the arrows F 4  and F 5 . 
     As such, the structure according to the present embodiment achieves the same effects as the structure described in embodiment 1, and therefore, similar as described in embodiment 1 above, an organic EL display panel and an organic EL display device including the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment are ensured to have high quality, and at the same time, to have high yield in the manufacture thereof. 
     Note that, similar as in embodiment 1, the liquid-philic layers  2019   a ,  2019   b ,  2019   c ,  2019   d  are formed by using the same material as used for forming the source electrodes  2014   a ,  2014   b  and the drain electrodes  2014   c ,  2014   d  in the present embodiment. However, the material for forming the liquid-philic layers  2019   a ,  2019   b ,  2019   c ,  2019   d  is not limited to the above, and any material having greater liquid philicity than the insulating layer is usable. 
     Embodiment 3 
     In the following, description is provided on a structure of a TFT substrate pertaining to embodiment 3 of the present disclosure, with reference to  FIG. 9B .  FIG. 9B  corresponds to  FIG. 3  in embodiment 1, and other than differences between the structures illustrated in  FIG. 9B  and  FIG. 3 , embodiment 3 is similar to embodiments 1 and 2. As such, the structures similar between embodiment 3 and embodiments 1 and 2 are not illustrated in the drawings nor will be described in the following. 
     As illustrated in  FIG. 9B , the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment has partition walls  2116  that define four apertures, namely apertures  2116   a ,  2116   b ,  2116   c ,  2116   d . Among the four apertures that are defined by the partition walls  2116 , the apertures  2116   a ,  2116   d  are respectively provided with connection wires  2115   a ,  2115   b  at bottom portions thereof, and thus, do not function as channel portions. 
     Note that, as illustrated in  FIG. 9B , one of the apertures  2116   a ,  2116   d  not functioning as channel portions, here for instance, the aperture  2116   d  belongs to a TFT element that corresponds to a subpixel adjacent to a subpixel that the apertures  2116   a  through  2116   c  correspond to. This is similar as in embodiment 2. 
     In addition, at the bottom portion of the aperture  2116   b , a source electrode  2114   a , a drain electrode  2114   c , and liquid-philic layers  2119   a ,  2119   b  are disposed. Similarly, at the bottom portion of the aperture  2116   c , a source electrode  2114   b , a drain electrode  2114   d , and liquid-philic layers  2119   c ,  2119   d  are disposed. 
     The source electrode  2114   a  and the drain electrode  2114   c  at the bottom portion of the aperture  2116   b , and the source electrode  2114   b  and the drain electrode  2114   d  at the bottom portion of the aperture  2116   c  each have a square or rectangular shape. Further, one side of the source electrode  2114   a  faces one side of the drain electrode  2114   c , and similarly, one side of the source electrode  2114   b  faces one side of the drain electrode  2114   d.    
     In the present embodiment, at the bottom portion of the aperture  2116   b , the liquid-philic layer  2119   a  is disposed upwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  2114   a  and the drain electrode  2114   c  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  2114   a  and the drain electrode  2114   c , and the liquid-philic layer  2119   b  is disposed downwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  2114   a  and the drain electrode  2114   c  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  2114   a  and the drain electrode  2114   c . Further, note that, at the bottom portion of the aperture  2116   b , a center of area of each of the liquid-philic layers  2119   a ,  2119   b  coincides with a center of area of the bottom portion of the aperture  2116   b  in the X axis direction. 
     On the other hand, at the bottom portion of the aperture  2116   c , the liquid-philic layer  2119   c  is disposed upwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  2114   b  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  2114   b , and the liquid-philic layer  2119   d  is disposed downwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  2114   b  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  2114   b . Further, note that, at the bottom portion of the aperture  2116   c , the liquid-philic layers  2119   c ,  2119   d  are disposed so as to be off-center to the left in the X axis direction. 
     In the manufacturing of the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment that has the above-described structure, when organic semiconductor ink is applied with respect to the apertures  2116   b ,  2116   c , the organic semiconductor ink exhibits a state as described in the following. That is, the surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  2116   b  is biased in the directions indicated by the arrows F 6  and F 7 , which differ from the directions along which the apertures  2116   a ,  2116   c  adjacent to the aperture  2116   b  exist. On the other hand, the surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  2116   c  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 8 , which differs from the direction along which the aperture  2116   d  adjacent to the aperture  2116   c  exists. 
     As such, the structure according to the present embodiment achieves the same effects as the structure described in embodiment 1, and therefore, similar as described in embodiment 1 above, an organic EL display panel and an organic EL display device including the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment are ensured to have high quality, and at the same time, to have high yield in the manufacture thereof. 
     Note that, similar as in embodiment 1, etc., the liquid-philic layers  2119   a ,  2119   b ,  2119   c ,  2119   d  are formed by using the same material as used for forming the source electrodes  2114   a ,  2114   b  and the drain electrodes  2114   c ,  2114   d  in the present embodiment. However, the material for forming the liquid-philic layers  2119   a ,  2119   b ,  2119   c ,  2119   d  is not limited to the above, and any material having greater liquid philicity than the insulating layer is usable. 
     Embodiment 4 
     In the following, description is provided on a structure of a TFT substrate pertaining to embodiment 4 of the present disclosure, with reference to  FIG. 9C .  FIG. 9C  corresponds to  FIG. 3  in embodiment 1, and other than differences between the structures illustrated in  FIG. 9C  and  FIG. 3 , embodiment 4 is similar to embodiments 1, 2, and 3. As such, the structures similar between embodiment 4 and embodiments 1, 2, and 3 are not illustrated in the drawings nor will be described in the following. 
     As illustrated in  FIG. 9C , the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment has partition walls  2216  that define four apertures, namely apertures  2216   a ,  2216   b ,  2216   c ,  2216   d . Among the four apertures that are defined by the partition walls  2216 , the apertures  2216   a ,  2216   d  are respectively provided with connection wires  2215   a ,  2215   b  at bottom portions thereof, and thus, do not function as channel portions. 
     Note that, as illustrated in  FIG. 9C , one of the apertures  2216   a ,  2216   d  not functioning as channel portions, here for instance, the aperture  2216   d  belongs to a TFT element that corresponds to a subpixel adjacent to a subpixel that the apertures  2216   a  through  2216   c  correspond to. This is similar to embodiment 2, etc. 
     In addition, at the bottom portion of the aperture  2216   b , a source electrode  2214   a , a drain electrode  2214   c , and liquid-philic layers  2219   a ,  2219   b  are disposed. Similarly, at the bottom portion of the aperture  2216   c , a source electrode  2214   b , a drain electrode  2214   d , and liquid-philic layers  2219   c ,  2219   d  are disposed. 
     The source electrode  2214   a  and the drain electrode  2214   c  at the bottom portion of the aperture  2216   b , and the source electrode  2214   b  and the drain electrode  2214   d  at the bottom portion of the aperture  2216   c  each have a square or rectangular shape. Further, one side of the source electrode  2214   a  faces one side of the drain electrode  2214   c , and similarly, one side of the source electrode  2214   b  faces one side of the drain electrode  2214   d.    
     In the present embodiment, at the bottom portion of the aperture  2216   b , the liquid-philic layer  2219   a  is disposed upwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  2214   a  and the drain electrode  2214   c  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  2214   a  and the drain electrode  2214   c , and the liquid-philic layer  2219   b  is disposed downwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  2214   a  and the drain electrode  2214   c  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  2214   a  and the drain electrode  2214   c . Further, note that, at the bottom portion of the aperture  2216   b , a center of area of each of the liquid-philic layers  2219   a ,  2219   b  coincides with a center of area of the bottom portion of the aperture  2116   b  in the X axis direction. Further, the length of each of the liquid-philic layers  2219   a ,  2219   b  in the X axis direction is substantially half (for instance, within a range of 40% to 60%) the length of the bottom portion of the aperture  2216   b  in the X axis direction. 
     Similarly, at the bottom portion of the aperture  2216   c , the liquid-philic layer  2219   c  is disposed upwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  2214   b  and the drain electrode  2214   d  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  2214   b  and the drain electrode  2214   d , and the liquid-philic layer  2219   d  is disposed downwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  2214   b  and the drain electrode  2214   d  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  2214   b  and the drain electrode  2214   d . Further, similar as described above with regards to the liquid-philic layers  2219   a ,  2219   b , at the bottom portion of the aperture  2216   c , a center of area of each of the liquid-philic layers  2219   c ,  2219   d  coincides with a center of area of the bottom portion of the aperture  2116   c  in the X axis direction. Further, the length of each of the liquid-philic layers  2219   c ,  2219   d  in the X axis direction is substantially half (for instance, within a range of 40% to 60%) the length of the bottom portion of the aperture  2216   c  in the X axis direction. 
     In the manufacturing of the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment that has the above-described structure, when organic semiconductor ink is applied with respect to the apertures  2216   b ,  2216   c , the organic semiconductor ink exhibits a state as described in the following. That is, the surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  2216   b  is biased in the directions indicated by the arrows F 9  and F 10 , which differ from the directions along which the apertures  2216   a ,  2216   c  adjacent to the aperture  2216   b  exist. On the other hand, the surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  2216   c  is biased towards the directions indicated by the arrows F 11  and F 12 , which differ from the directions along which the apertures  2216   b ,  2216   d  adjacent to the aperture  2216   c  exist. Further, since the length in the X axis direction of each of the liquid-philic layers  2219   a ,  2219   b ,  2219   c ,  2219   d  is arranged to be shorter as illustrated in  FIG. 9C  in the present embodiment than in embodiments 2 and 3, etc., the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  2216   b  and the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  2216   c  are prevented from meeting and blending with each other in an effective manner. 
     As such, the structure according to the present embodiment achieves the same effects as the structure described in embodiment 1, and therefore, similar as described in embodiment 1 above, an organic EL display panel and an organic EL display device including the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment are ensured to have high quality, and at the same time, to have high yield in the manufacture thereof. 
     Note that, similar as in embodiment 1, etc., the liquid-philic layers  2219   a ,  2219   b ,  2219   c ,  2219   d  are formed by using the same material as used for forming the source electrodes  2214   a ,  2214   b  and the drain electrodes  2214   c ,  2214   d  in the present embodiment. However, the material for forming the liquid-philic layers  2219   a ,  2219   b ,  2219   c ,  2219   d  is not limited to the above, and any material having greater liquid philicity than the insulating layer is usable. 
     Embodiment 5 
     In the following, description is provided on a structure of a TFT substrate pertaining to embodiment 5 of the present disclosure, with reference to  FIG. 10A . Note that  FIG. 10A  is a diagram illustrating a portion of the TFT substrate pertaining to embodiment 5. 
     As illustrated in  FIG. 10A , the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment has partition walls  3016  that define three apertures, namely apertures  3016   a ,  3016   b ,  3016   c . Among the three apertures that are defined by the partition walls  3016 , the aperture  3015   a  is provided with a connection wire  3015  at a bottom portion thereof, and thus, does not function as a channel portion. 
     On the other hand, at a bottom portion of the aperture  3016   b , a source electrode  3014   a  and a drain electrode  3014   c  are disposed. Similarly, at a bottom portion of the aperture  3016   c , a source electrode  3014   b  and a drain electrode  3014   d  are disposed. The source electrodes  3014   a ,  3014   b  and the drain electrodes  3014   c ,  3014   d  each have a T-shape in plan view. Further, in the aperture  3016   b , a portion of the source electrode  3014   a  extending in the X axis direction faces a portion of the drain electrode  3014   c  extending in the X axis direction. Similarly, in the aperture  3016   c , a portion of the source electrode  3014   b  extending in the X axis direction faces a portion of the drain electrode  3014   d  extending in the X axis direction. In addition, at the bottom portion of the aperture  3016   b , liquid-philic layers  3019   a ,  3019   b  are disposed upwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the portion of the drain electrode  3014   c  extending in the X axis direction. Similarly, at the bottom portion of the aperture  3016   c , liquid-philic layers  3019   c ,  3019   d  are disposed downwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the portion of the source electrode  3014   b  extending in the X axis direction. 
     By disposing the liquid-philic layers  3019   a ,  3019   b  in the aperture  3016   b  as described above, the surface shape of organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  3016   b  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 13 . Similarly, by disposing the liquid-philic layers  3019   c ,  3019   d  in the aperture  3016   c  as described above, the surface shape of organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  3016   c  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 14 . Hence, organic semiconductor ink is effectively prevented from overflowing and flowing out undesirably, and the meeting and blending of organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to adjacent apertures is effectively prevented. 
     The TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment, due to being provided with the structure described above, achieves the same effects as the structure described in embodiment 1. In addition, similar as described in embodiment 1 above, an organic EL display panel and an organic EL display device including the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment are ensured to have high quality, and at the same time, to have high yield in the manufacture thereof. 
     Note that, similar as in embodiment 1, etc., the liquid-philic layers  3019   a ,  3019   b ,  3019   c ,  3019   d  are formed by using the same material as used for forming the source electrodes  3014   a ,  3014   b  and the drain electrodes  3014   c ,  3014   d  in the present embodiment. However, the material for forming the liquid-philic layers  3019   a ,  3019   b ,  3019   c ,  3019   d  is not limited to the above, and any material having greater liquid philicity than the insulating layer is usable. 
     Embodiment 6 
     In the following, description is provided on a structure of a TFT substrate pertaining to embodiment 6 of the present disclosure, with reference to  FIG. 10B . Note that  FIG. 10B  is a diagram illustrating a portion of the TFT substrate pertaining to embodiment 6. 
     As illustrated in  FIG. 10B , the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment has partition walls  3116  that define three apertures, namely apertures  3116   a ,  3116   b ,  3116   c . Among the three apertures that are defined by the partition walls  3116 , the aperture  3116   a  is provided with a connection wire  3115  at a bottom portion thereof, and thus, does not function as a channel portion. 
     On the other hand, at a bottom portion of the aperture  3116   b , a source electrode  3114   a  and a drain electrode  3114   c  are disposed. Similarly, at a bottom portion of the aperture  3116   c , a source electrode  3114   b  and a drain electrode  3114   d  are disposed. The source electrodes  3114   a ,  3114   b  and the drain electrodes  3114   c ,  3114   d  each have a comb shape in plan view and each have a comb-teeth portion. In the aperture  3116   b , the comb teeth portion of the source electrode  3114   a  faces the comb teeth portion of the drain electrode  3114   c . Similarly, in the aperture  3116   c , the comb teeth portion of the source electrode  3114   b  faces the comb teeth portion of the drain electrode  3114   d . In addition, at the bottom portion of the aperture  3116   b , liquid-philic layers  3119   a ,  3119   b  are disposed upwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the comb-teeth portion of the drain electrode  3114   c . Similarly, at the bottom portion of the aperture  3116   c , liquid-philic layers  3119   c ,  3119   d  are disposed downwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the comb teeth portion of the source electrode  3114   b.    
     By disposing the liquid-philic layers  3119   a ,  3119   b  in the aperture  3116   b  as described above, the surface shape of organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  3116   b  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 15 . Similarly, by disposing the liquid-philic layers  3119   c ,  3119   d  in the aperture  3116   c  as described above, the surface shape of organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  3116   c  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 16 . Hence, organic semiconductor ink is effectively prevented from overflowing and flowing out undesirably, and the meeting and blending of organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to adjacent apertures is effectively prevented. 
     The TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment, due to being provided with the structure described above, achieves the same effects as the structure described in embodiment 1. In addition, similar as described in embodiment 1 above, an organic EL display panel and an organic EL display device including the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment are ensured to have high quality, and at the same time, to have high yield in the manufacture thereof. 
     In addition, according to the present embodiment, the source electrodes  3114   a ,  3114   b  and the drain electrodes  3114   c ,  3114   d  each have a comb shape, and further, the comb-teeth portion of the source electrode  3114   a  faces the comb-teeth portion of the drain electrode  3114   c , and the comb-teeth portion of the source electrodes  3114   b  faces the comb-teeth portion of the drain electrode  3114   d . As such, the areas of the electrodes facing the corresponding electrode increase, which leads to an improvement in transistor characteristics. 
     Note that, similar as in embodiment 1, etc., the liquid-philic layers  3119   a ,  3119   b ,  3119   c ,  3119   d  are formed by using the same material as used for forming the source electrodes  3114   a ,  3114   b  and the drain electrodes  3114   c ,  3114   d  in the present embodiment. However, the material for forming the liquid-philic layers  3119   a ,  3119   b ,  3119   c ,  3119   d  is not limited to the above, and any material having greater liquid philicity than the insulating layer is usable. 
     Embodiment 7 
     In the following, description is provided on a structure of a TFT substrate pertaining to embodiment 7 of the present disclosure, with reference to  FIG. 10C . Note that  FIG. 10C  is a diagram illustrating a portion of the TFT substrate pertaining to embodiment 7. 
     As illustrated in  FIG. 10C , the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment has partition walls  3216  that define three apertures, namely apertures  3216   a ,  3216   b ,  3216   c . The apertures  3216   a ,  3216   b ,  3216   c  each have an opening having a substantially circular shape and a bottom portion having a substantially circular shape. Among the three apertures  3216   a ,  3216   b ,  3216   c , the aperture  3216   a  is provided with a connection wire  3215  at the bottom portion thereof, and thus, does not function as a channel portion. 
     On the other hand, at a bottom portion of the aperture  3216   b , a source electrode  3214   a  and a drain electrode  3214   c  are disposed. Similarly, at a bottom portion of the aperture  3216   c , a source electrode  3214   b  and a drain electrode  3214   d  are disposed. The source electrodes  3214   a ,  3214   b  disposed at the bottom portions of the apertures  3216   b ,  3216   c  each have a shape that is a combination of a circular portion and a rectangular portion. The drain electrodes  3214   c ,  3214   d  disposed at the bottom portions of the apertures  3216   b ,  3216   c  each have a circular arc-shaped portion. 
     In addition, at the bottom portion of the aperture  3216   b , liquid-philic layers  3219   a ,  3219   b  are disposed upwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the circular arc-shaped portion of the drain electrode  3214   c . Similarly, at the bottom portion of the aperture  3216   c , liquid-philic layers  3219   c ,  3219   d  are disposed at the respective sides of a base portion of the rectangular portion of the source electrode  3214   b.    
     By disposing the liquid-philic layers  3219   a ,  3219   b  in the aperture  3216   b  as described above, the surface shape of organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  3216   b  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 17 . Similarly, by disposing the liquid-philic layers  3219   c ,  3219   d  in the aperture  3216   c  as described above, the surface shape of organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  3216   c  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 18 . Hence, organic semiconductor ink is effectively prevented from overflowing and flowing out undesirably, and the meeting and blending of organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to adjacent apertures is effectively prevented. 
     The TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment, due to being provided with the structure described above, achieves the same effects as the structure described in embodiment 1. In addition, similar as described in embodiment 1 above, an organic EL display panel and an organic EL display device including the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment are ensured to have high quality, and at the same time, to have high yield in the manufacture thereof. 
     In addition, in the present embodiment, the source electrodes  3214   a ,  3214   b  and the drain electrodes  3214   c ,  3214   d  have the respective shapes as illustrated in  FIG. 10C . As such, the areas of the electrodes facing the corresponding electrode increase, and further, a so-called “sneak current” is reduced. 
     Note that, similar as in embodiment 1, etc., the liquid-philic layers  3219   a ,  3219   b ,  3219   c ,  3219   d  are formed by using the same material as used for forming the source electrodes  3214   a ,  3214   b  and the drain electrodes  3214   c ,  3214   d  in the present embodiment. However, the material for forming the liquid-philic layers  3219   a ,  3219   b ,  3219   c ,  3219   d  is not limited to the above, and any material having greater liquid philicity than the insulating layer is usable. 
     Embodiment 8 
     In the following, description is provided on a structure of a TFT substrate pertaining to embodiment 8 of the present disclosure, with reference to  FIG. 11A .  FIG. 11A  corresponds to  FIG. 3  in embodiment 1, and other than differences between the structures illustrated in  FIG. 11A  and  FIG. 3 , embodiment 8 is similar to embodiment 1. As such, the structures similar between embodiment 8 and embodiment 1 are not illustrated in the drawings nor will be described in the following. 
     As illustrated in  FIG. 11A , the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment has partition walls  4016  that define three apertures, namely apertures  4016   a ,  4016   b ,  4016   c . Among the three apertures that are defined by the partition walls  4016 , the aperture  4016   a  is provided with a connection wire  4015  at a bottom portion thereof, and thus, does not function as a channel portion. 
     In addition, at the bottom portion of the aperture  4016   b , a source electrode  4014   a , a drain electrode  4014   c , and liquid-philic layers  4019   a ,  4019   b  are disposed. Similarly, at the bottom portion of the aperture  4019   c , a source electrode  4014   b , a drain electrode  4014   d , and liquid-philic layers  4019   c ,  4019   d  are disposed. 
     The source electrode  4014   a  and the drain electrode  4014   c  at the bottom portion of the aperture  4016   b , and the source electrode  4014   b  and the drain electrode  4014   d  at the bottom portion of the aperture  4016   c  each have a square or rectangular shape. Further, one side of the source electrode  4014   a  faces one side of the drain electrode  4014   c , and similarly, one side of the source electrode  4014   b  faces one side of the drain electrode  4014   d.    
     In the present embodiment, at the bottom portion of the aperture  4016   b , the liquid-philic layer  4019   a  is disposed to the left in the X axis direction with respect to the drain electrode  4014   c  and at the upper side of the bottom portion of the aperture  4016   b  in the Y axis direction, and the liquid-philic layer  4019   b  is disposed to the right in the X axis direction with respect to the drain electrode  4014   c  and at the upper side of the bottom portion of the aperture  4016   b  in the Y axis direction. Note that, each of the liquid-philic layers  4019   a ,  4019   b  is located apart from both the source electrode  4014   a  and the drain electrode  4014   c.    
     On the other hand, at the bottom portion of the aperture  4016   c , the liquid-philic layer  4019   c  is disposed to the left in the X axis direction with respect to the source electrode  4014   b  and at the lower side of the bottom portion of the aperture  4016   c  in the Y axis direction, and the liquid-philic layer  4019   d  is disposed to the right in the X axis direction with respect to the source electrode  4014   b  and at the lower side of the bottom portion of the aperture  4016   b  in the Y axis direction. Note that, each of the liquid-philic layers  4019   c ,  4019   d  is located apart from both the source electrode  4014   b  and the drain electrode  4014   d.    
     In the manufacturing of the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment that has the above-described structure, when organic semiconductor ink is applied with respect to the apertures  4016   b ,  4016   c , the organic semiconductor ink exhibits a state as described in the following. That is, the surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  4016   b  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 19 , which differs from the direction along which the aperture  4016   a  adjacent to the aperture  4016   b  exists. On the other hand, the surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  4016   c  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 20 , which differs from the direction along which the aperture  4016   b  adjacent to the aperture  4016   c  exists. 
     As such, the structure according to the present embodiment achieves the same effects as the structure described in embodiment 1, and therefore, similar as described in embodiment 1 above, an organic EL display panel and an organic EL display device including the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment are ensured to have high quality, and at the same time, to have high yield in the manufacture thereof. 
     Note that, similar as in embodiment 1, etc., the liquid-philic layers  4019   a ,  4019   b ,  4019   c ,  4019   d  are formed by using the same material as used for forming the source electrodes  4014   a ,  4014   b  and the drain electrodes  4014   c ,  4014   d  in the present embodiment. However, the material for forming the liquid-philic layers  4019   a ,  4019   b ,  4019   c ,  4019   d  is not limited to the above, and any material having greater liquid philicity than the insulating layer is usable. 
     Embodiment 9 
     In the following, description is provided on a structure of a TFT substrate pertaining to embodiment 9 of the present disclosure, with reference to  FIG. 11B .  FIG. 11B  corresponds to  FIG. 3  in embodiment 1, and other than differences between the structures illustrated in  FIG. 11B  and  FIG. 3 , embodiment 9 is similar to embodiment 1. As such, the structures similar between embodiment 9 and embodiment 1 are not illustrated in the drawings nor will be described in the following. 
     As illustrated in  FIG. 11B , the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment has partition walls  4116  that define three apertures, namely apertures  4116   a ,  4116   b ,  4116   c . Among the three apertures that are defined by the partition walls  4116 , the aperture  4116   a  is provided with a connection wire  4115  at a bottom portion thereof, and thus, does not function as a channel portion. 
     In addition, at the bottom portion of the aperture  4116   b , a source electrode  4114   a , a drain electrode  4114   c , and liquid-philic layers  4119   a ,  4119   b  are disposed. Similarly, at the bottom portion of the aperture  4116   c , a source electrode  4114   b , a drain electrode  4114   d , and liquid-philic layers  4119   c ,  4119   d  are disposed. 
     The drain electrode  4114   c  disposed in the aperture  4116   b  and the drain electrode  4114   d  disposed in the aperture  4116   c  each have a shape of an elongated rectangle whose long sides extend in the X axis direction. The drain electrode  4114   c  is in contact with the side surface portion of the partition walls  4116  facing the aperture  4116   b  at a right side thereof in the X axis direction, and the drain electrode  4114   d  is in contact with the side surface portion of the partition walls  4116  facing the aperture  4116   d  at a left side thereof in the X axis direction. 
     Further, the source electrode  4114   a  disposed in the aperture  4116   b  and the source electrode  4114   b  disposed in the aperture  4116   c  each have a U-shape in plan view. Due to the source electrode  4114   a  having a U-shape as described above, the source electrode  4114   a  faces a part of the drain electrode  4114   c  at three side thereof, and similarly, due to the source electrode  4114   b  having a U-shape as described above, the source electrode  4114   b  faces a part of the drain electrode  4114   d  at three sides thereof. In addition, the source electrode  4114   a  is in contact with the side surface portion of the partition walls  4116  facing the aperture  4116   b  at upper and lower sides thereof in the Y axis direction, and the source electrode  4114   b  is in contact with the side surface portion of the partition walls  4116  facing the aperture  4116   d  at upper and lower sides thereof in the Y axis direction. 
     In the present embodiment, at the bottom portion of the aperture  4116   b , the liquid-philic layer  4119   a  is disposed to the left in the X axis direction with respect to the source electrode  4114   a  and at the upper side of the bottom portion of the aperture  4116   b  in the Y axis direction, and the liquid-philic layer  4119   b  is disposed to the right in the X axis direction with respect to the source electrode  4114   a  and at the upper side of the bottom portion of the aperture  4116   b  in the Y axis direction. Note that, each of the liquid-philic layers  4119   a ,  4119   b  is located apart from both the source electrode  4114   a  and the drain electrode  4114   c.    
     On the other hand, at the bottom portion of the aperture  4116   c , the liquid-philic layer  4119   c  is disposed to the left in the X axis direction with respect to the source electrode  4114   b  and at the lower side of the bottom portion of the aperture  4116   c  in the Y axis direction, and the liquid-philic layer  4119   d  is disposed to the right in the X axis direction with respect to the source electrode  4114   b  and at the lower side of the bottom portion of the aperture  4116   b  in the Y axis direction. Note that, each of the liquid-philic layers  4119   c ,  4119   d  is located apart from both the source electrode  4114   b  and the drain electrode  4114   d.    
     In the manufacturing of the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment that has the above-described structure, when organic semiconductor ink is applied with respect to the apertures  4116   b ,  4116   c , the organic semiconductor ink exhibits a state as described in the following. That is, the surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  4116   b  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 21 , which differs from the direction along which the aperture  4116   a  adjacent to the aperture  4116   b  exists. On the other hand, the surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  4116   c  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 22 , which differs from the direction along which the aperture  4116   b  adjacent to the aperture  4116   c  exists. 
     As such, the structure according to the present embodiment achieves the same effects as the structure described in embodiment 1, and therefore, similar as described in embodiment 1 above, an organic EL display panel and an organic EL display device including the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment are ensured to have high quality, and at the same time, to have high yield in the manufacture thereof. 
     Note that, similar as in embodiment 1, etc., the liquid-philic layers  4119   a ,  4119   b ,  4119   c ,  4119   d  are formed by using the same material as used for forming the source electrodes  4114   a ,  4114   b  and the drain electrodes  4114   c ,  4114   d  in the present embodiment. However, the material for forming the liquid-philic layers  4119   a ,  4119   b ,  4119   c ,  4119   d  is not limited to the above, and any material having greater liquid philicity than the insulating layer is usable. 
     Embodiment 10 
     In the following, description is provided on a structure of a TFT substrate pertaining to embodiment 10 of the present disclosure, with reference to  FIG. 11C .  FIG. 11C  corresponds to  FIG. 3  in embodiment 1, and other than differences between the structures illustrated in  FIG. 11C  and  FIG. 3 , embodiment 10 is similar to embodiment 1. As such, the structures similar between embodiment 10 and embodiment 1 are not illustrated in the drawings nor will be described in the following. 
     As illustrated in  FIG. 11C , the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment has partition walls  4216  that define three apertures, namely apertures  4216   a ,  4216   b ,  4216   c . Among the three apertures that are defined by the partition walls  4216 , the aperture  4216   a  is provided with a connection wire  4215  at a bottom portion thereof, and thus, does not function as a channel portion. 
     In addition, at the bottom portion of the aperture  4216   b , a source electrode  4214   a , a drain electrode  4214   c , and liquid-philic layers  4219   a ,  4219   b  are disposed. Similarly, at the bottom portion of the aperture  4219   c , a source electrode  4214   b , a drain electrode  4214   d , and liquid-philic layers  4219   c ,  4219   d  are disposed. 
     The source electrode  4214   a  and the drain electrode  4214   c  disposed in the aperture  4216   b , and the source electrode  4214   b  and the drain electrode  4214   d  disposed in the aperture  4216   c  each have a shape of an elongated rectangle whose long sides extend in the Y axis direction. In addition, each of the source electrode  4214   a  and the drain electrode  4214   c  is in contact with the side surface portion of the partition walls  4216  facing the aperture  4216   b  at upper and lower sides thereof in the Y axis direction, and each of the source electrode  4214   b  and the drain electrode  4214   d  is in contact with the side surface portion of the partition walls  4216  facing the aperture  4216   c  at upper and lower sides thereof in the Y axis direction. 
     In the present embodiment, at the bottom portion of the aperture  4216   b , the liquid-philic layer  4219   a  is disposed to the left in the X axis direction with respect to the source electrode  4214   a  and at the upper side of the bottom portion of the aperture  4216   b  in the Y axis direction, and the liquid-philic layer  4219   b  is disposed to the right in the X axis direction with respect to the drain electrode  4214   c  and at the upper side of the bottom portion of the aperture  4216   b  in the Y axis direction. Note that, each of the liquid-philic layers  4219   a ,  4219   b  is located apart from both the source electrode  4214   a  and the drain electrode  4214   c . In addition, the liquid-philic layer  4219   a  has a smaller width in the X axis direction compared with the liquid-philic layer  4219   b , and a side of the liquid-philic layer  4219   a  to the left in the X axis direction, along which the aperture  4216   a  adjacent to the aperture  4216   b  exists, is located apart from the side surface portion of the partition walls  4216  facing the aperture  4216   b.    
     On the other hand, at the bottom portion of the aperture  4216   c , the liquid-philic layer  4219   c  is disposed to the left in the X axis direction with respect to the source electrode  4214   b  and at the lower side of the bottom portion of the aperture  4216   c  in the Y axis direction, and the liquid-philic layer  4219   d  is disposed to the right in the X axis direction with respect to the drain electrode  4214   d  and at the lower side of the bottom portion of the aperture  4216   c  in the Y axis direction. Note that, each of the liquid-philic layers  4219   c ,  4219   d  is located apart from both the source electrode  4214   b  and the drain electrode  4214   d.    
     In the manufacturing of the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment that has the above-described structure, when organic semiconductor ink is applied with respect to the apertures  4216   b ,  4216   c , the organic semiconductor ink exhibits a state as described in the following. That is, the surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  4216   b  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 23 , which differs from the direction along which the aperture  4216   a  adjacent to the aperture  4216   b  exists. On the other hand, the surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  4216   c  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 24 , which differs from the direction along which the aperture  4216   b  adjacent to the aperture  4216   c  exists. 
     As such, the structure according to the present embodiment achieves the same effects as the structure described in embodiment 1, and therefore, similar as described in embodiment 1 above, an organic EL display panel and an organic EL display device including the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment are ensured to have high quality, and at the same time, to have high yield in the manufacture thereof. 
     Note that, similar as in embodiment 1, etc., the liquid-philic layers  4219   a ,  4219   b ,  4219   c ,  4219   d  are formed by using the same material as used for forming the source electrodes  4214   a ,  4214   b  and the drain electrodes  4214   c ,  4214   d  in the present embodiment. However, the material for forming the liquid-philic layers  4219   a ,  4219   b ,  4219   c ,  4219   d  is not limited to the above, and any material having greater liquid philicity than the insulating layer is usable. 
     Embodiment 11 
     In the following, description is provided on a structure of a TFT substrate pertaining to embodiment 11 of the present disclosure, with reference to  FIG. 12A .  FIG. 12A  corresponds to  FIG. 3  in embodiment 1, and other than differences between the structures illustrated in  FIG. 12A  and  FIG. 3 , embodiment 11 is similar to embodiment 1. As such, the structures similar between embodiment 11 and embodiment 1 are not illustrated in the drawings nor will be described in the following. 
     As illustrated in  FIG. 12A , the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment has partition walls  5016  that define five apertures, namely apertures  5016   a ,  5016   b ,  5016   c ,  5016   d ,  5016   e . Among the five apertures that are defined by the partition walls  5016 , the apertures  5016   a ,  5016   e  are respectively provided with connection wires  5015   a ,  5015   e  at bottom portions thereof, and thus, do not function as channel portions. 
     Note that, as illustrated in  FIG. 12A , one of the apertures  5016   a ,  5016   e  not functioning as channel portions, here for instance, the aperture  5016   e  belongs to a TFT element that corresponds to a subpixel adjacent to a subpixel that the apertures  5016   a  through  5016   d  correspond to. This is similar as in embodiment 2, etc. 
     In addition, at the bottom portion of the aperture  5016   b , a source electrode  5014   a , a drain electrode  5014   d , and a liquid-philic layer  5019   a  are disposed. At the bottom portion of the aperture  5019   c , a source electrode  5014   b , a drain electrode  5014   e , and a liquid-philic layer  5019   b  are disposed. At the bottom portion of the aperture  5016   d , a source electrode  5014   c , a drain electrode  5014   f , and a liquid-philic layer  5019   c  are disposed. 
     The source electrode  5014   a  and the drain electrode  5014   d  disposed at the bottom portion of the aperture  5016   b , the source electrode  5014   b  and the drain electrode  5014   e  disposed at the bottom portion of the aperture  5016   c , and the source electrode  5014   c  and the drain electrode  5014   f  disposed at the bottom portion of the aperture  5016   d  each have a square or rectangular shape. Further, one side of the source electrode  5014   a  faces one side of the drain electrode  5014   d , one side of the source electrode  5014   b  faces one side of the drain electrode  5014   d , and one side of the source electrode  5014   c  faces one side of the drain electrode  5014   f.    
     In the present embodiment, at the bottom portion of the aperture  5016   b , the liquid-philic layer  5019   a  is disposed upwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  5014   a  and the drain electrode  5014   c  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  5014   a  and the drain electrode  5014   c . At the bottom portion of the aperture  5016   c , the liquid-philic layer  5019   b  is disposed downwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  5014   b  and the drain electrode  5014   e  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  5014   b  and the drain electrode  5014   e . At the bottom portion of the aperture  5016   d , the liquid-philic layer  5019   c  is disposed upwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  5014   c  and the drain electrode  5014   f  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  5014   c  and the drain electrode  5014   f.    
     In the manufacturing of the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment that has the above-described structure, when organic semiconductor ink is applied with respect to the apertures  5016   b ,  5016   c ,  5016   d , the organic semiconductor ink exhibits a state as described in the following. That is, the surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  5016   b  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 25 , which differs from the directions along which the apertures  5016   a ,  5016   d  adjacent to the aperture  5016   b  exist. The surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  5016   c  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 26 , which differs from the directions along which the apertures  5016   b ,  5016   d  adjacent to the aperture  5016   c  exist. The surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  5016   d  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 27 , which differs from the directions along which the apertures  5016   c ,  5016   e  adjacent to the aperture  5016   d  exist. 
     As such, the structure according to the present embodiment achieves the same effects as the structure described in embodiment 1, and therefore, similar as described in embodiment 1 above, an organic EL display panel and an organic EL display device including the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment are ensured to have high quality, and at the same time, to have high yield in the manufacture thereof. 
     Note that, similar as in embodiment 1, etc., the liquid-philic layers  5019   a ,  5019   b ,  5019   c  are formed by using the same material as used for forming the source electrodes  5014   a ,  5014   b ,  5014   c  and the drain electrodes  5014   d ,  5014   e ,  5014   f  in the present embodiment. However, the material for forming the liquid-philic layers  5019   a ,  5019   b ,  5019   c  is not limited to the above, and any material having greater liquid philicity than the insulating layer is usable. 
     Embodiment 12 
     In the following, description is provided on a structure of a TFT substrate pertaining to embodiment 12 of the present disclosure, with reference to  FIG. 12B .  FIG. 12B  corresponds to  FIG. 3  in embodiment 1, and other than differences between the structures illustrated in  FIG. 12B  and  FIG. 3 , embodiment 12 is similar to embodiment 1. As such, the structures similar between embodiment 12 and embodiment 1 are not illustrated in the drawings nor will be described in the following. 
     As illustrated in  FIG. 12B , the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment has partition walls  5116  that define six apertures, namely apertures  5116   a ,  5116   b ,  5116   c ,  5116   d ,  5116   e ,  5116   f . Among the six apertures that are defined by the partition walls  5116 , the apertures  5116   a ,  5116   f  are respectively provided with connection wires  5115   a ,  5115   f  at bottom portions thereof, and thus, do not function as channel portions. 
     Note that, as illustrated in  FIG. 12B , one of the apertures  5116   a ,  5116   f  not functioning as channel portions, here for instance, the aperture  5116   f  belongs to a TFT element that corresponds to a subpixel adjacent to a subpixel that the apertures  5116   a  through  5116   e  correspond to. This is similar as in embodiment 2, etc. 
     In addition, at the bottom portion of the aperture  5116   b , a source electrode  5114   a , a drain electrode  5114   e , and a liquid-philic layer  5119   a  are disposed. At the bottom portion of the aperture  5119   c , a source electrode  5114   b , a drain electrode  5114   f , and a liquid-philic layer  5119   b  are disposed. At the bottom portion of the aperture  5116   d , a source electrode  5114   c , a drain electrode  5114   g , and a liquid-philic layer  5119   c  are disposed. At the bottom portion of the aperture  5119   e , a source electrode  5114   d , a drain electrode  5114   h , and a liquid-philic layer  5119   d  are disposed. 
     The source electrode  5114   a  and the drain electrode  5114   e  disposed at the bottom portion of the aperture  5116   b , the source electrode  5114   b  and the drain electrode  5114   f  disposed at the bottom portion of the aperture  5116   c , the source electrode  5114   c  and the drain electrode  5114   g  disposed at the bottom portion of the aperture  5116   d , and the source electrode  5114   d  and the drain electrode  5114   h  disposed at the bottom portion of the aperture  5116   e  each have a square or rectangular shape. Further, one side of the source electrode  5114   a  faces one side of the drain electrode  5114   e , one side of the source electrode  5114   b  faces one side of the drain electrode  5114   f , one side of the source electrode  5114   c  faces one side of the drain electrode  5114   g , and one side of the source electrode  5114   d  faces one side of the drain electrode  5114   h.    
     In the present embodiment, at the bottom portion of the aperture  5116   b , the liquid-philic layer  5119   a  is disposed upwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  5114   a  and the drain electrode  5114   e  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  5114   a  and the drain electrode  5114   e . At the bottom portion of the aperture  5116   c , the liquid-philic layer  5119   b  is disposed downwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  5114   b  and the drain electrode  5114   f  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  5114   b  and the drain electrode  5114   f . At the bottom portion of the aperture  5116   d , the liquid-philic layer  5119   c  is disposed upwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  5114   c  and the drain electrode  5114   g  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  5114   c  and the drain electrode  5114   g . At the bottom portion of the aperture  5116   e , the liquid-philic layer  5119   d  is disposed downwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  5114   d  and the drain electrode  5114   h  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  5114   d  and the drain electrode  5114   h.    
     In the manufacturing of the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment that has the above-described structure, when organic semiconductor ink is applied with respect to the apertures  5116   b ,  5116   c ,  5116   d ,  5116   e , the organic semiconductor ink exhibits a state as described in the following. That is, the surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  5116   b  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 28 , which differs from the directions along which the apertures  5116   a ,  5116   c ,  5116   d  adjacent to the aperture  5116   b  exist. The surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  5116   c  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 29 , which differs from the directions along which the apertures  5116   a ,  5116   b ,  5116   e  adjacent to the aperture  5116   c  exist. The surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  5116   d  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 30 , which differs from the directions along which the apertures  5116   b ,  5116   e ,  5116   f  adjacent to the aperture  5116   d  exist. The surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  5116   e  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 31 , which differs from the directions along which the apertures  5116   c ,  5116   d ,  5116   f  adjacent to the aperture  5116   e  exist. 
     As such, the structure according to the present embodiment achieves the same effects as the structure described in embodiment 1, and therefore, similar as described in embodiment 1 above, an organic EL display panel and an organic EL display device including the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment are ensured to have high quality, and at the same time, to have high yield in the manufacture thereof. 
     Note that, similar as in embodiment 1, etc., the liquid-philic layers  5119   a ,  5119   b ,  5119   c ,  5119   d  are formed by using the same material as used for forming the source electrodes  5114   a ,  5114   b ,  5114   c ,  5114   d  and the drain electrodes  5114   e ,  5114   f ,  5114   g ,  5114   h  in the present embodiment. However, the material for forming the liquid-philic layers  5119   a ,  5119   b ,  5119   c ,  5119   d  is not limited to the above, and any material having greater liquid philicity than the insulating layer is usable. 
     Embodiment 13 
     In the following, description is provided on a structure of a TFT substrate pertaining to embodiment 13 of the present disclosure, with reference to  FIG. 13 .  FIG. 13  corresponds to  FIG. 3  in embodiment 1, and other than differences between the structures illustrated in  FIG. 13  and  FIG. 3 , embodiment 13 is similar to embodiment 1. As such, the structures similar between embodiment 13 and embodiment 1 are not illustrated in the drawings nor will be described in the following. 
     As illustrated in  FIG. 13 , the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment has partition walls  6016  that define seven apertures, namely apertures  6016   a ,  6016   b ,  6016   c ,  6016   d ,  6016   e ,  6016   f ,  6016   g . Among the seven apertures that are defined by the partition walls  6016 , the apertures  6016   a ,  6016   g  are respectively provided with connection wires  6015   a ,  6015   g  at bottom portions thereof, and thus, do not function as channel portions. 
     Note that, as illustrated in  FIG. 13 , one of the apertures  6016   a ,  6016   g  not functioning as channel portions, here for instance, the aperture  6016   g  belongs to a TFT element that corresponds to a subpixel adjacent to a subpixel that the apertures  6016   a  through  6016   f  correspond to. This is similar as in embodiment 2, etc. 
     In addition, at the bottom portion of the aperture  6016   b , a source electrode  6014   a , a drain electrode  6014   f , and a liquid-philic layer  6019   a  are disposed. At the bottom portion of the aperture  6016   c , a source electrode  6014   b , a drain electrode  6014   g , and a liquid-philic layer  6019   b  are disposed. At the bottom portion of the aperture  6016   d , a source electrode  6014   c , a drain electrode  6014   h , and liquid-philic layers  6019   c ,  6019   d  are disposed. At the bottom portion of the aperture  6016   e , a source electrode  6014   d , a drain electrode  6014   i , and a liquid-philic layer  6019   e  are disposed. At the bottom portion of the aperture  6016   f , a source electrode  6014   e , a drain electrode  6014   j , and a liquid-philic layer  6019   f  are disposed. 
     The source electrode  6014   a  and the drain electrode  6014   f  disposed at the bottom portion of the aperture  6016   b , the source electrode  6014   b  and the drain electrode  6014   g  disposed at the bottom portion of the aperture  6016   c , the source electrode  6014   c  and the drain electrode  6014   h  disposed at the bottom portion of the aperture  6016   d , the source electrode  6014   d  and the drain electrode  6014   i  disposed at the bottom portion of the aperture  6016   e , and the source electrode  6014   e  and the drain electrode  6014   j  disposed at the bottom portion of the aperture  6016   f  each have a square or rectangular shape. Further, one side of the source electrode  6014   a  faces one side of the drain electrode  6014   f , one side of the source electrode  6014   b  faces one side of the drain electrode  6014   g , one side of the source electrode  6014   c  faces one side of the drain electrode  6014   h , one side of the source electrode  6014   d  faces one side of the drain electrode  6014   i , and one side of the source electrode  6014   e  faces one side of the drain electrode  6014   j.    
     In the present embodiment, at the bottom portion of the aperture  6016   b , the liquid-philic layer  6019   a  is disposed upwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  6014   a  and the drain electrode  6014   f  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  6014   a  and the drain electrode  6014   f . At the bottom portion of the aperture  6016   c , the liquid-philic layer  6019   b  is disposed downwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  6014   b  and the drain electrode  6014   g  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  6014   b  and the drain electrode  6014   g . At the bottom portion of the aperture  6016   d , the liquid-philic layer  6019   c  is disposed upwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  6014   c  and the drain electrode  6014   h  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  6014   c  and the drain electrode  6014   h , and the liquid-philic layer  6019   d  is disposed downwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  6014   c  and the drain electrode  6014   h  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  6014   c  and the drain electrode  6014   h . At the bottom portion of the aperture  6016   e , the liquid-philic layer  6019   e  is disposed upwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  6014   d  and the drain electrode  6014   i  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  6014   d  and the drain electrode  6014   i . At the bottom portion of the aperture  6016   f , the liquid-philic layer  6019   f  is disposed downwards in the Y axis direction with respect to the source electrode  6014   e  and the drain electrode  6014   j  and so as to be apart from the source electrode  6014   e  and the drain electrode  6014   j.    
     In the manufacturing of the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment that has the above-described structure, when organic semiconductor ink is applied with respect to the apertures  6016   b ,  6016   c ,  6016   d ,  6016   e ,  6016   f , the organic semiconductor ink exhibits a state as described in the following. That is, the surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  6016   b  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 32 , which differs from the directions along which the apertures  6016   a ,  6016   c ,  6016   d  adjacent to the aperture  6016   b  exist. The surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  6016   c  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 33 , which differs from the directions along which the apertures  6016   a ,  6016   b ,  6016   d  adjacent to the aperture  6016   c  exist. The surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  6016   d  is biased in the directions indicated by the arrows F 34  and F 35 , which differ from the directions along which the apertures  6016   b ,  6016   c ,  6016   e ,  6016   f  adjacent to the aperture  6016   d  exist. The surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  6016   e  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 36 , which differs from the directions along which the apertures  6016   d ,  6016   f ,  6016   g  adjacent to the aperture  6016   e  exist. The surface shape of the organic semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture  6016   f  is biased in the direction indicated by the arrow F 37 , which differs from the directions along which the apertures  6016   d ,  6016   e ,  6016   g  adjacent to the aperture  6016   f  exist. 
     As such, the structure according to the present embodiment achieves the same effects as the structure described in embodiment 1, and therefore, similar as described in embodiment 1 above, an organic EL display panel and an organic EL display device including the TFT substrate pertaining to the present embodiment are ensured to have high quality, and at the same time, to have high yield in the manufacture thereof. 
     Note that, similar as in embodiment 1, etc., the liquid-philic layers  6019   a ,  6019   b ,  6019   c ,  6019   d ,  6019   e ,  6019   f  are formed by using the same material as used for forming the source electrodes  6014   a ,  6014   b ,  6014   c ,  6014   d ,  6014   e  and the drain electrodes  6014   f ,  6014   g ,  6014   h ,  60141 ,  6014   j  in the present embodiment. However, the material for forming the liquid-philic layers  6019   a ,  6019   b ,  6019   c ,  6019   d ,  6019   e ,  6019   f  is not limited to the above, and any material having greater liquid philicity than the insulating layer is usable. 
     [Other Matters] 
     In some of the above-described embodiments 1 through 13, description has been provided of examples where, within one side of an aperture in a direction of an adjacent aperture, a portion exists where a source electrode nor a drain electrode exists and thus, where an insulating layer is in direct contact with an organic semiconductor layer. However, the one side may include a portion of the source electrode and/or a portion of the drain electrode, provided that an area of an exposed portion of the insulating layer at each of the sides be determined in relation with a shape to be exhibited by a surface of semiconductor ink applied with respect to the aperture at each of the sides. 
     In the above-described embodiments 1 through 13, description has been provided by taking as an example a TFT substrate to be used in the organic EL display panel  10 . However, the TFT substrate may alternatively be used in a liquid crystal display panel, a field emission display panel, etc. Further, the TFT substrate may also be used in an electronic paper, etc. 
     In addition, the materials described in the above-described embodiments are mere examples of such materials that may be used. As such, other materials may be used as necessary. 
     In addition, as illustrated in  FIG. 2 , the organic EL display panel  10  pertaining to embodiment 1 is a top-emission type organic EL display panel. However, the organic EL display panel may alternatively be a bottom-emission type organic EL display panel. In such a case, the materials to be used for forming the organic EL display panel and the layout design of the organic EL display panel may be changed as necessary. 
     In addition, in the above, description has been provided that the apertures defined by the partition walls each have an opening having a rectangular shape or a substantially circular shape. However, the apertures defined by the partition walls may alternatively have openings of various shapes. For instance, an aperture may have an opening having a square shape as illustrated in  FIG. 14A , or may have an opening having a shape as illustrated in  FIG. 14B  composed of one side being a circular arc and three remaining sides being straight lines. In addition, an aperture may have an opening having a circular shape as illustrated in  FIG. 14C , and another aperture having the shape of a circular arc may be provided so as to partially surround the circular aperture. Needless to say, the shape of an opening of an aperture corresponding to a channel portion and the shape of an opening of an aperture corresponding to a non-channel portion are interchangeable. 
     In addition, in the above, description has been provided that the outflow of organic semiconductor ink toward an aperture to come in contact with an anode or the like is undesirable, and thus should be prevented. However, the outflow of organic semiconductor ink to other types of apertures may alternatively be prevented. For instance, the outflow of organic semiconductor ink towards a “repair aperture” may be prevented. Here, the repair aperture refers to an aperture that is used when a defect is found in a TFT device having been formed and the TFT device is repaired by newly forming a TFT element only with respect to a cell having a defect. 
     Further, in cases such as where great stress is exerted on partition walls in a TFT substrate, holes may be formed in the partition walls in order to relieve the stress exerted on the partition walls. In such cases, it is desirable that configuration be made such that organic semiconductor ink is prevented from flowing out towards the holes formed in the partition walls in order to relieve the stress exerted on the partition walls. Note that, although the formation of organic semiconductor layers with respect to the above-described holes formed in the partition walls is not problematic by itself, a problem arises when organic semiconductor ink flow out towards such holes formed in the partition walls since the amount of organic semiconductor ink remaining at areas at which the formation of organic semiconductor layers is desired decreases. As such, the outflow of organic semiconductor ink towards the above-described holes is undesirable since the control of the layer thicknesses of the organic semiconductor layers would become difficult. In other words, the outflow of organic semiconductor ink towards such holes formed in the partition walls may affect TFT performance. As such, it is desirable that measures be taken so as to prevent organic semiconductor ink from flowing out towards the above-described holes formed in the partition walls in order to relieve the stress exerted on the partition walls. 
     Further, in embodiments 1 through 13 above, description has been provided that the liquid-philic layers  1019   a ,  1019   b ,  2019   a ,  2019   b ,  2019   c ,  2019   d ,  2119   a ,  2119   b ,  2119   c ,  2119   d ,  2219   a ,  2219   b ,  2219   c ,  2219   d ,  3019   a ,  3019   b ,  3019   c ,  3019   d ,  3119   a ,  3119   b ,  3119   c ,  3119   d ,  3219   a ,  3219   b ,  3219   c ,  3219   d ,  4019   a ,  4019   b ,  4019   c ,  4019   d ,  4119   a ,  4119   b ,  4119   c ,  4119   d ,  4219   a ,  4219   b ,  4219   c ,  4219   d ,  5019   a ,  5019   b ,  5019   c ,  5119   a ,  5119   b ,  5119   c ,  5119   d ,  6019   a ,  6019   b ,  6019   c ,  6019   d ,  6019   e ,  6019   f  are formed by using the same metal material as the source electrodes  1014   a ,  1014   b ,  2014   a ,  2014   b ,  2114   a ,  2114   b ,  2214   a ,  2214   b ,  3014   a ,  3014   b ,  3114   a ,  3114   b ,  3214   a ,  3214   b ,  4014   a ,  4014   b ,  4114   a ,  4114   b ,  4214   a ,  4214   b ,  5014   a ,  5014   b ,  5014   c ,  5114   a ,  5114   b ,  5114   c ,  5114   d ,  6014   a ,  6014   b ,  6014   c ,  6014   d ,  6014   e  and the drain electrodes  1014   c ,  1014   d ,  2014   c ,  2014   d ,  2114   c ,  2114   d ,  2214   c ,  2214   d ,  3014   c ,  3014   d ,  3114   c ,  3114   d ,  3214   c ,  3214   d ,  4014   c ,  4014   d ,  4114   c ,  4114   d ,  4214   c ,  4214   d ,  5014   d ,  5014   e ,  5014   f ,  5114   e ,  5114   f ,  5114   g ,  5114   h ,  6014   f ,  6014   g ,  6014   h ,  6014   i ,  6014   j . However, the material usable for forming the liquid-philic layers is not limited in this way. For instance, the liquid-philic layers may be formed by using metal material differing from the metal material used for forming the source electrodes and the drain electrodes. Alternatively, material other than metal material, such as resin material, may be used as the material for forming the liquid-philic layers. When forming the liquid-philic layers by using resin material, the insulating layer (i.e., gate insulating layer) may be formed, for instance, by using a material not including fluorine, although an insulating layer (gate insulating layer) is commonly formed by using fluorine resin. 
     Here, it should be noted that, the formation of the liquid-philic layers by using the same metal material used for forming the source electrodes and the drain electrodes as described in embodiments 1 through 13 above is advantageous for not bringing about an increase in procedures during manufacture, and hence, in that a reduction in manufacturing cost is realized. 
     In addition, description has been provided in the above on a structure including an organic semiconductor layer formed by using organic semiconductor ink. However, a similar structure may alternatively be used for a structure including an inorganic semiconductor layer formed by using inorganic semiconductor ink. In such a case, the same effects as described above can be achieved. For instance, an amorphous metal oxide semiconductor may be used as the inorganic semiconductor material. It is expected for such semiconductors to be applied to displays, electronic papers, etc., for the transparency possessed thereby. 
     In terms of mobility, such semiconductors are materials that may potentially realize a movability of 3 to 20 cm 2 /Vs, which is desirable in high performance LCD and organic electro-luminescence (EL) displays. 
     Some commonly-known, representative examples of an amorphous metal oxide semiconductor include an amorphous indium zinc oxide semiconductor (a-InZnO) containing indium (In) and zinc (Zn) and an amorphous indium gallium zinc oxide semiconductor (a-InGaZnO), which includes gallium (Ga) as a metal component in addition to indium (In) and zinc (Zn). 
     For details concerning such inorganic semiconductors, reference may be made to disclosure in International Application No. WO 2012/035281. 
     In the above, description has been provided on a structure in which the outflow of organic semiconductor ink towards a specific aperture is undesirable, and thus prevented. However, application to a structure not including such an aperture is also possible. In specific, in a structure where two or more apertures with respect to which organic semiconductor layers are to be formed are arranged adjacent to each other, partition walls may be formed such that organic semiconductor ink does not flow out from one aperture towards another. By forming such partition walls, the formation of the organic semiconductor layers can be performed while it is ensured that organic semiconductor ink for forming one organic semiconductor layer exists separately from organic semiconductor ink for forming the other organic semiconductor layer. As such, compared to a case where the formation of organic semiconductor layers is performed while applied organic semiconductor ink covers two adjacent apertures and the gap therebetween, it is easier to reduce the difference between layer thickness of an organic semiconductor layer to be formed with respect to one aperture and layer thickness of another organic semiconductor layer to be formed with respect to an adjacent aperture, and as a result, excellent semiconductor characteristics and an improvement in yield can be expected. 
     INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY 
     The present disclosure is applicable to a display device provided with a panel, such as an organic EL display panel, and is useful for realizing a TFT device having high quality by realizing high-definition. 
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               1  organic EL display device 
               10  organic EL display panel 
               20  drive control circuit portion 
               21 - 24  drive circuit 
               25  control circuit 
               101  TFT substrate 
               102  planarizing film 
               102   a  contact hole 
               103  anode 
               104  light-transmissive conduction film 
               105  hole injection layer 
               106  bank 
               107  hole transport layer 
               108  organic light-emitting layer 
               109  electron transport layer 
               110  cathode 
               111  sealing layer 
               112  adhesion layer 
               113  CF substrate 
               501  mask 
               1011 ,  1131  substrate 
               1012   a ,  1012   b  gate electrode 
               1013  insulating layer 
               1014   a ,  1014   b ,  2014   a ,  2014   b ,  2114   a ,  2114   b ,  2214   a ,  2214   b ,  3014   a ,  3014   b ,  3114   a ,  3114   b ,  3214   a ,  3214   b ,  4014   a ,  4014   b ,  4114   a ,  4114   b ,  4214   a ,  4214   b ,  5014   a ,  5014   b ,  5014   c ,  5114   a ,  5114   b ,  5114   c ,  5114   d ,  6014   a ,  6014   b ,  6014   c ,  6014   d ,  6014   e  source electrode 
               1014   c ,  1014   d ,  2014   c ,  2014   d ,  2114   c ,  2114   d ,  2214   c ,  2214   d ,  3014   c ,  3014   d ,  3114   c ,  3114   d ,  3214   c ,  3214   d ,  4014   c ,  4014   d ,  4114   c ,  4114   d ,  4214   c ,  4214   d ,  5014   d ,  5014   e ,  5014   f ,  5114   e ,  5114   f ,  5114   g ,  5114   h ,  6014   f ,  6014   g ,  6014   h ,  6014   i ,  6014   j  drain electrode 
               1015 ,  2015   a ,  2015   d ,  2115   a ,  2115   d ,  2215   a ,  2215   d ,  3015 ,  3115 ,  3215 ,  4015 ,  4115 ,  4215 ,  5015   a ,  5015   e ,  5115   a ,  5115   f ,  6015   a ,  6015   g  connection wire 
               1016 ,  2016 ,  2116 ,  2216 ,  3016 ,  3116 ,  3216 ,  4016 ,  4116 ,  4216 ,  5016 ,  5116 ,  6016  partition walls 
               1016   a ,  1016   b ,  1016   c ,  2016   a ,  2016   b ,  2016   c ,  2016   d ,  2116   a ,  2116   b ,  2116   c ,  2116   d ,  2216   a ,  2216   b ,  2216   c ,  2216   d ,  3016   a ,  3016   b ,  3016   c ,  3116   a ,  3116   b ,  3116   c ,  3216   a ,  3216   b ,  3216   c ,  4016   a ,  4016   b ,  4016   c ,  4116   a ,  4116   b ,  4116   c ,  4216   a ,  4216   b ,  4216   c ,  5016   a ,  5016   b ,  5016   c ,  5016   d ,  5016   e ,  5116   a ,  5116   b ,  5116   c ,  5116   d ,  5116   e ,  5116   f ,  6016   a ,  6016   b ,  6016   c ,  6016   d ,  6016   e ,  6016   f ,  6016   g  aperture 
               1017   a ,  1017   b  organic semiconductor layer 
               1018  passivation film 
               1019   a ,  1019   b ,  2019   a ,  2019   b ,  2019   c ,  2019   d ,  2119   a ,  2119   b ,  2119   c ,  2119   d ,  2219   a ,  2219   b ,  2219   c ,  2219   d ,  3019   a ,  3019   b ,  3019   c ,  3019   d ,  3119   a ,  3119   b ,  3119   c ,  3119   d ,  3219   a ,  3219   b ,  3219   c ,  3219   d ,  4019   a ,  4019   b ,  4019   c ,  4019   d ,  4119   a ,  4119   b ,  4119   c ,  4119   d ,  4219   a ,  4219   b ,  4219   c ,  4219   d ,  5019   a ,  5019   b ,  5019   c ,  5119   a ,  5119   b ,  5119   c ,  5119   d ,  6019   a ,  6019   b ,  6019   c ,  6019   d ,  6019   e ,  6019   f  liquid-philic layer 
               1132  color filter 
               1133  black matrix 
               10160  photoresist material film 
               10170   a ,  10170   b  organic semiconductor ink