Abstract:
A plasma display panel, including a pair of substrates arranged having a predetermined distance between them, a plurality of first electrodes formed on one of the substrates and a plurality of second electrodes formed at a predetermined interval on the other substrate, wherein the second electrodes intersect the first electrodes. The panel further includes a dielectric covering the first and second electrodes, wherein the dielectric is formed on each of the pair of substrates, a barrier rib formed between the pair of substrates and a phosphor layer coated on the barrier rib, wherein discharge cells are formed at the intersections of the first and second electrodes. The panel also has a sealant coated on marginal portions of the panel that seals the panel, a discharge gas injected with a predetermined pressure into the inside of the panel, and a pressure adjusting means for adjusting the pressure of the injected discharge gas in the plasma display panel.
Abstract:
A plasma display panel includes an address electrode formed in each discharge cell where a red phosphor, a green phosphor and a blue phosphor are formed, and a sustain electrode formed to cross the address electrode, having a first width in a discharge cell having the red phosphor, a second width in a discharge cell having the green phosphor, and a third width in a discharge cell having the blue phosphor. Since an aging voltage of the discharge cell having the green phosphor becomes lower by varying the sustain electrode, the address electrode, a dielectric film or an isolation wall, the probability to destroy insulation of the dielectric is reduced. Also, since the deviation between the aging voltages for emitting each discharge cell is reduced, a minimum value of the margin voltage stably showing white color becomes lower and a white colored voltage margin which is a common region of red, green, blue and white voltage regions increases, thereby broadening the control range of a circuit.
Abstract:
A plasma display panel is provided which includes a transparent electrode pair spaced by a predetermined gap within a discharge cell. Each electrode in the pair includes a head part having a constant width and/or an expanding part having a width which enlarges as it approaches the center of the discharge cell.
Abstract:
In a plasma display apparatus of the preset invention, an external light shielding sheet configured to shield externally incident light to the greatest extent possible is disposed at the front, thus effectively implementing a black image and improving the bright and dark room contrast. Furthermore, pattern units of the external light shielding sheet are formed using a conductivity material. Accordingly, there is an advantage in that EMI emitted from a panel can be prevented from being radiated to the outside.
Abstract:
There is explained a plasma display panel that is adaptive for improving brightness uniformity of an entire panel.A plasma display panel according to an embodiment of the present invention has a width, a thickness and a gap of a driving electrode, barrier ribs, a black matrix and a dielectric layer etc in a central area set differently from those in a peripheral area of the plasma display panel.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a driving method of a PDP (Plasma Display Panel) which removes excess charged particles collected on the outside of a display screen through a reciprocating action of a scan order. The driving method of a PDP (Plasma Display Panel) includes dividing a field of an input video signal into a plurality of sub-fields having brightness weights and applying a scan pulse. Next, applying an input video data signal pulse to address electrodes to have an address period designating cells to be displayed and a sustain period applying a sustain pulse to the designated cells according to the brightness weight of the corresponding sub-field, wherein the plurality of sub-fields include sub-fields, which have the address period applying the scan pulse to the scan electrodes to the number of N in order of 1, 2, . . . , N−1 and N, and sub-fields, which have the address period applying the scan pulse to the scan electrodes in order of N, N−1 , . . . , 2 and 1.
Abstract:
A plasma display panel is disclosed, which prevents luminance from being reduced, prevents error discharge from occurring due to crosstalk, and improves exhaust ability. Auxiliary barriers or projections are formed in a boundary portion between respective cells in a stripe type barrier structure. Alternatively, a predetermined groove is formed in a predetermined position of a dielectric layer in a lattice shaped barrier structure. In addition to these barriers, second barriers are formed at a greater width or at constant intervals. Thus, exhaust ability can be improved, and error discharge due to crosstalk can be prevented from occurring. Also, luminance in corner portions of the cell can be improved, and contrast can be improved even if a black matrix is not formed.
Abstract:
A plasma display panel is disclosed, which prevents luminance from being reduced, prevents error discharge from occurring due to crosstalk, and improves exhaust ability. Auxiliary barriers or projections are formed in a boundary portion between respective cells in a stripe type barrier structure. Alternatively, a predetermined groove is formed in a predetermined position of a dielectric layer in a lattice shaped barrier structure. In addition to these barriers, second barriers are formed at a greater width or at constant intervals. Thus, exhaust ability can be improved, and error discharge due to crosstalk can be prevented from occurring. Also, luminance in corner portions of the cell can be improved, and contrast can be improved even if a black matrix is not formed.
Abstract:
The present case relates to a gas discharge display, represented with a plasma display panel(PDP), for displaying an image by displaying gradation using a discharge characteristic of a particular gas. Of a background art gas discharge display for displaying an image by means of a gas discharge having transparent front, and back substrates supported by barrier ribs of a fixed length from inside thereof, electrodes, dielectric, and protective film provided inside of the front, and back substrates, and Penning gas of two gases (Ne+Xe, He+Xe, and etc.) or Penning gas of three gases (Ne+Xe+Ar, He+Xe+Ar, Ne+Xe+He) filled in spaces of the two protective films as a discharge gas, a Penning gas of four gases (Ne+He+Xe+Ar) is used in the gas discharge display for improving a luminance. Accordingly, by using the Penning gas of four gases, this case can satisfy a longer life time, a lower discharge starting voltage, a higher luminance, and an improved color purity in comparison to a CRT display on the same time, thereby allowing realization of a next generation wall mounting large sized display.
Abstract:
An indirect cathode sleeve and manufacturing method thereof capable of substantially reducing electric power consumption of a heater disposed inside the cathode sleeve and simultaneously reducing a picture-producing time by oxidizing an inside surface of the cathode sleeve and reducing an outside surface thereof. The cathode sleeve includes a heater disposed inside the cathode sleeve; a base metal formed at the top of the cathode sleeve; an electron-emitting material layer formed at the outside surface of the base metal; and an indirect cathode sleeve including a black inside surface and a white outside surface. The method for manufacturing the indirect cathode sleeve includes the steps of forming a structure of a cathode sleeve consisting of a bimetal which consist of a Nickel-Chrome alloy at an inside surface of the cathode sleeve and a Nickel alloy at an outside surface of the cathode sleeve; oxidizing the inside surface of the cathode sleeve through a high temperature wet hydrogen environment; selectively etching the outside surface of the cathode sleeve and, as a result, forming a base metal at the top of the cathode sleeve; and forming an electron-emitting material layer at the outside surface of the base metal.