Abstract:
A pixel data compression/decompression system, medium, and method, including determining the similarity between a first pixel data and a second pixel data adjacent to the first pixel data, selecting one of a first compression mode, where a difference between a compression ratio of the first pixel data and a compression ratio of the second pixel data is high, and a second compression mode, where a difference between a compression ratio of the first pixel data and a compression ratio of the second pixel data is low, based on the similarity, and compressing the first pixel data and the second pixel data based on the selected compression mode.
Abstract:
An image data encoding/decoding apparatus and method using sampling is provided. The image data encoding apparatus may compress image data, pre-processed for each block, after sampling or without sampling, and select a more efficient compression mode from results of the compressing. The image data decoding apparatus may determine a decompression mode corresponding to the selected compression mode, and up-sample the image data after decompressing the image data based on a decompression mode, or decompress the image data without sampling, to provide high definition regardless of a type of image data.
Abstract:
An electron emission device includes a first substrate, a second substrate facing the first substrate, a scan electrode formed on the first substrate and having a width Sv, and a data electrode formed on the first substrate perpendicular to and crossing the scan electrode at a crossed region. A unit pixel is disposed in an area of the crossed region and has a pitch Pv. An insulating layer is disposed between the scan electrodes and the data electrodes. An electron emission region is electrically coupled the scan electrode or the data electrode, and the scan electrode and the unit pixel satisfy the following condition: 0.5≦Sv/Pv≦0.95.
Abstract:
An electron emission device includes a substrate, first electrodes formed on the substrate, electron emission regions electrically connected to the first electrodes, and second electrodes placed over the first electrodes such that the second electrodes are insulated from the first electrodes. The second electrodes have openings to expose the electron emission regions. A third electrode is placed over the second electrodes such that the third electrode is insulated from the second electrodes. The third electrode has openings communicating with the openings of the second electrodes. Each of the electron emission regions and the second electrodes simultaneously satisfy the following conditions: D2/D1≦0.579 (1), and D2≧1 μ (2) where D1 indicates the width of each of the openings of the second electrode, and D2 indicates the width of each of the electron emission regions.
Abstract:
An electron emission device is disclosed. The electron emission device includes a cathode electrode including a main electrode having an opening, ii) a plurality of isolated electrodes on each of which each of plurality of electron emission units is located, and iii) at least one resistance layer electrically connecting the main electrode and the plurality of isolated electrodes. The plurality of isolated electrodes are located within the opening and form gaps with the main electrode. A resistance between the main electrode and one of the plurality of isolated electrodes is different from that between the main electrode and the other isolated electrodes.
Abstract:
An electron emission device includes a substrate, cathode and gate electrodes placed on the substrate in an insulated manner, and electron emission regions electrically connected to the cathode electrodes. Each of the cathode electrodes includes a line electrode having a groove at one lateral side surface thereof, and isolation electrodes formed on the substrate exposed through the groove such that the isolation electrodes are isolated from the line electrode. The electron emission regions are placed on the isolation electrodes and a resistance layer electrically connects the isolation electrodes to the line electrode.
Abstract:
An electron emission device that includes a substrate, at least one electron emission region, and at least one cathode electrode disposed on the substrate and electrically connected to the electron emission region, wherein the cathode electrode has a first electrode, a plurality of second electrodes on the first electrode, a sub-insulation layer between the first and second electrodes, and a resistive layer electrically connected to the first and second electrodes.
Abstract:
An electron emission device includes a first electrode having a data signal applied thereto, a second electrode having a scan signal applied thereto, an electron emitter for emitting electrons in response to a voltage difference between the data signal and the scan signal, and a third electrode having a focusing signal for focusing the electrons emitted from the electron emitter. In the electron emission device, an off-voltage of the scan signal is set lower than an on-voltage of the data signal.
Abstract:
A method, medium, and system compressing an image, and a method, medium, and system recovering an image. Values of colors of a pixel from among pixels making up an image are predicted from values of colors of a reference pixel corresponding to the pixel, and the predicted values of the colors of the pixel are corrected based on similarities in variations in color values in the image.
Abstract:
An electron emission device includes a substrate, cathode electrodes and gate electrodes formed on the substrate crossing one another to thereby form a plurality of crossed regions, and electron emission regions, each electrically coupled to one of the cathode electrodes. Each of the cathode electrodes includes a resistive layer formed with first openings, and a conductive layer disposed on one surface of the resistive layer, and formed with second openings. The second openings are spatially communicated respectively with the first openings, and circumferential wall portions of the conductive layer defining the second openings maintain a predetermined spacing from circumferential wall portions of the resistive layer defining the first openings. The electron emission regions are then disposed in the first openings.