Abstract:
A display device for controlling light intensity is provided. The display device has a pair of glass substrates disposed in parallel so as to face each other, and first and second transparent electrodes each arranged as stripes on the inner surfaces of the glass substrates, respectively, and extend orthogonally to each other and to which voltages are applied. A dielectric layer is disposed between the first transparent electrode and the second transparent electrode. The intensity of light transmitting the display device is controlled by controlling the density of electrons charged in part of at least one of the first and second transparent electrodes according to the applied voltage and thus reflecting light incident on the electrodes in which the electrons are charged.
Abstract:
Electroluminescent element includes two dielectric layers disposed on either side of a luminescent layer wherein a transparent electrode and a backing electrode are formed on respective dielectric layers. In a preferred embodiment, the dielectric films include tantalum oxide and at least one oxide of either indium, tin, or zinc wherein the total content of the indium, tin, and zinc atoms in the dielectric layer comprise 55 atomic % or less with respect to the total content of tantalum, indium, tin, and zinc atoms. The dielectric films have a relatively high dielectric constant and high breakdown strength.
Abstract:
A resonance type variable wavelength luminescent device which can control a spectrum of emission light of luminescent elements in response to an input signal such as voltage, heat, pressure, sound wave, magnetic field, electric field, gravity, electromagnetic wave or the like. Sequentially formed as laminated on a glass substrate are a semi-transparent reflective film, first electrically conductive transparent electrode films, a variable optical length layer, second electrically conductive transparent electrode films, a hole injection layer, an active layer made of aluminum chelate or the like and metallic electrodes, so that the first and second electrically conductive transparent electrode films are mutually arranged in a matrix form. A voltage is applied between the second electrically conductive transparent electrode films and the metallic electrodes to cause light emission of the active layer, whereas a voltage is applied between the first and second electrically conductive transparent electrode films to control the optical length of the variable optical length layer and to control a spectrum of emission light of the device. The variable wavelength luminescent device can be applied to planar color displays, optical switches and various sorts of sensors.
Abstract:
A multi-color light-emitting element has at least two optical micro-cavity structures having respectively different optical lengths determining their emission wavelengths. Each micro-cavity structure contains a film of or organic material as a light-emitting region, which may be a single film of uniform thickness in the element.
Abstract:
An EL lamp includes a transparent electrode, an electroluminescent dielectric layer overlying the transparent electrode, a patterned insulating layer overlies selected portions of the dielectric layer for reducing the electric field across the selected portions of the electroluminescent dielectric layer, and a rear electrode overlying the insulating layer and the electroluminescent dielectric layer. The insulating layer is preferably a low dielectric constant material and can overlie the electroluminescent dielectric layer or can be located between a separate dielectric layer and a phosphor layer. A gray scale is produced by depositing or printing more than one thickness of insulating layer.
Abstract:
A PDP that includes a crooked discharge path caused by first and second barriers offset from each other, the ends being in contact with each other. Auxiliary anodes are provided on the end of the first barriers facing a front plate. Auxiliary discharge light produced between the second barriers is intercepted by the first barriers forming the crooked discharge path. The PDP improves contrast of picture and is easy to manufacture.
Abstract:
Disclosed herein is an electroluminescence structure comprising, in sandwich arrangement, a transparent substrate made of, e.g., glass, a first transparent electrode layer, a luminescence layer, a number of second transparant electrode layers disposed at least partially on the luminescence layer, and a black layer arranged in contact with the luminescence layer and the second electrode layer. The black layer covers the second electrode layer and is in contact with the luminescence layer outside of said second electrode layers. The black layer consists of an insulating layer and a wiring disposed on said insulating layer. Openings reaching the second elctrode layer are defined in the insulating layer opposite said second electrode layers such that the wiring can make electrical contact with the second electrode layers through the openings.
Abstract:
Lumen maintenance of fluorescent lamps is improved by dispersing throughout the phosphor a small quantity, less than 0.2% by weight of the phosphor, of a metallic borate. The improvement is realized in lamps with or without an internal conductive coating.
Abstract:
An absorbing coating consisting of three layers sequentially deposited on e aluminized phosphor screen of an electro-optical device such as an image intensifier. The layers are: a transparent dielectric layer with a thickness of about one quarter wavelength of radiation to be absorbed, a thin metal semitransparent layer, and an aluminum oxide protective layer for the thin metal layer. The coating is transparent to electrons bombarding the phosphor, but absorbs radiation which might pass through the photocathode and be reflected from the phosphor aluminum coating back to the photocathode. Such reflected radiation can cause spurious output electrons from the photocathode.
Abstract:
A compact electroluminescent laminar element includes a flexible electroluminescent lamp and an electronic module which is connected in the same layer as the lower electrode to the lamp and includes at least an electronic control component, an electronic component for activating the lamp, and a battery, where the lamp and the electronic module are housed together in an encapsulating substrate consisting of a textile or plastic material, forming a closed and compact element that can be water-impermeable. The activation component is a push-button, a temperature sensor, or a movement sensor. It also comprises a reflective layer.