Abstract:
Tile comprising a substrate 10 coated with at least one array of electrodes 11 which is itself coated with an array of barrier ribs 17 made of a mineral material, the porosity of which is greater than 25%, comprising a porous base underlayer 18 which is inserted between the array of electrodes 11 and the array of barrier ribs 17 and which is made of a mineral material, the porosity of which is greater than 25%. Reinforced porous barrier ribs are obtained; advantageously, this tile does not include a specific dielectric layer; the number of manufacturing steps is limited and the tile can be manufactured entirely at low temperature.
Abstract:
A plasma display panel including a front plate, at least one electrode disposed on the front plate and connected to a drive circuit, a back plate opposing the front plate, the back plate being spaced apart from the front plate, at least one electrode disposed on the back plate and connected to the drive circuit, and a plurality of partition walls disposed between the front plate and the back plate. The partition walls divide a space between the front plate and the back plate into a plurality of display cells. Each of the partition walls is formed by a sheet-like metal plate having an insulated exterior surface, or by laminating a plurality of sheet-like metal plates each having an insulated exterior surface. At least one sheet-like metal plate of each of the partition walls is connected to the drive circuit.
Abstract:
A rib structure for a display device includes a light-transmissive rib structure containing therein a material absorbent of visible light so that a visible light absorption distance is 40 to 1200 nullm (the visible light absorption distance L (nullm) means a distance such that visible light decreases to exp(nullT/L) times less in connection to the travel distance T (nullm), that is, visible light is absorbed by 1-exp(nullT/L)).
Abstract:
A plasma display panel includes a back plate having a plurality of address electrodes, and a plurality of first display electrodes arranged to intersect the address electrodes; a front plate having a plurality of second display electrodes arranged to oppose the plurality of first display electrodes; and partition walls arranged between the front plate and the back plate, thereby increasing brightness and light emission efficiency.
Abstract:
A plasma display device of the type having a composite back plate including a metal substrate and a ceramic barrier rib structure, is formed using a green ceramic tape which is a combination of two glasses, a primary glass which flows back during firing and a secondary glass that has a relatively high thermal coefficient of expansion. These glasses are combined in proportion to match the thermal coefficient of expansion of the metal substrate. Channels are formed on the inner surface of the back panel by laminating a green ceramic tape to the metal substrate and then soaking the laminated tape in a solvent before embossing the green tape to form the ribs. This soaking step enhances the flow of the green ceramic tape during the embossing process. The ceramic components of the green tape are formulated with a particle size 15 &mgr;m or more to enhance particle flow when the green tape is embossed. Electrodes are printed onto one or more of the green ceramic tape layers, by screen printing using a metal emulsion screen, prior to embossing such that the electrode layer covers all or substantially all of the green tape layer and the electrodes are separated by the embossing process. Alternatively, the electrodes are printed onto one or more of the green ceramic tape layers using a conductive ink which may be applied using an ink-jet printing technique. In another alternative, the electrodes are formed from sheets of conductive material and applied to the back panel either before or after the panel is embossed.
Abstract:
A barrier rib composition for a plasma display panel that is adapted to have a high molding property at a low pressure. In the barrier rib composition, a weight ratio of a plasticizer to a binder is less than 1. Accordingly, the barrier rib composition prevents a deformation of a substrate upon molding of the barrier rib and forms a high detailed barrier rib having a high aspect ratio.
Abstract:
A plasma display panel comprises a front substrate plate; a back substrate plate arranged opposite to the front substrate plate with an electric discharge space formed therebetween; a plurality of partition walls dividing the discharge space into a plurality of discharge cells; and a plurality of fluorescent layers each covering the bottom and side surfaces of each discharge cell. In particular, each of the partition walls has a T-shaped cross section.
Abstract:
Provided is a material for forming barrier ribs, barrier ribs formed using the material, and a PDP comprising the barrier ribs. The material is photosensitive and made from a glass frit composition which is environmentally friendly (no Pb or Bi) and also prevents light scattering. The primary component of the glass frit is P2O5. Other components can be included in the barrier rib forming material such as an alkali-based metal oxide, B2O3, SiO2, etc. The barrier rib formed of the glass frit can additionally include a photosensitive organic material which may include a crosslinking agent, a polyfunctional monomer or oligomer, a photo initiator, a binder and an additive. A method of forming the barrier ribs comprising the glass frit composition is also provided as is a PDP including such barrier ribs.
Abstract:
A plasma display panel, a method of manufacturing an electrode burying dielectric wall of a plasma display panel, and a method of manufacturing an electrode burying dielectric wall of the plasma display panel. The plasma display panel comprises a front substrate, a rear substrate separated from the front substrate in a vertical direction, front discharge electrodes and rear discharge electrodes disposed between the front substrate separated from one another by an insulating layer, a high dielectric layer surrounding the front discharge electrodes and the rear discharge electrodes, discharge cells, at least a portion of each discharge cell being surrounded by the high dielectric layer, a phosphor layer disposed in each of the discharge cells, and a discharge gas filled in the discharge cells.
Abstract:
An intermediate electrode is formed in a space between an X display electrode and a Y display electrode parallel thereto. A negative voltage is applied to the Y display electrode to use the Y display electrode as a cathode. A charge is stored between the Y display electrode and an intermediate electrode to create an electric field. Upon the increase of the intensity of the electric field to a sufficiently high level, an instant discharge occurs between the Y display electrode and the X display electrode and intense ultraviolet rays are produced. The fluorescent layer excited by the ultraviolet rays emits visible light. Only a narrow pulse current flows through the X display electrode and the Y display electrode, so that power consumption can be suppressed at high emission efficiency.