FIBER-BASED DISPLAYS AND METHODS FOR MAKING SAME
    11.
    发明申请
    FIBER-BASED DISPLAYS AND METHODS FOR MAKING SAME 审中-公开
    基于纤维的显示器及其制造方法

    公开(公告)号:WO0065629A3

    公开(公告)日:2001-03-15

    申请号:PCT/US0011103

    申请日:2000-04-25

    Inventor: MOORE CHAD BYRON

    Abstract: A fiber-based display includes orthogonal arrays of fiber with co-drawn wire electrodes placed between two plates to form an information display. One of the key concepts of the invention is that all structure of each row and column of a display panel is contained within each fiber of both arrays. Therefore, the entire functionality of the display is contained within each fiber of the display. Containing the structure of the display within the fibers not only eliminates multi-level alignment process steps, but allows for the fabrication of very large flat panel displays. The fiber arrays (17 or 27) are formed by drawing fiber from a preform onto a cylindrical drum (70) and then removing them from the drum as a sheet of fibers. The fiber arrays are assembled between the plates before a seal is applied. Tight control of the fiber shape and cross-section is obtained using a lost glass or polymer process. The cross-sectional shape of the fibers in the fiber arrays are suitable for use in a flat panel display, such as plasma emissive displays, plasma addressed liquid crystal displays, field emission displays, three-dimensional and multiple view displays.

    Abstract translation: 基于光纤的显示器包括具有放置在两个板之间的共同拉丝线的光纤的正交阵列以形成信息显示。 本发明的关键概念之一是显示面板的每行和列的所有结构都包含在两个阵列的每个光纤内。 因此,显示器的整个功能包含在显示器的每个光纤内。 包含光纤内的显示结构不仅消除了多层次的对准工艺步骤,而且允许制造非常大的平板显示器。 纤维阵列(17或27)通过将纤维从预成型件拉伸到圆柱形鼓(70)上,然后将它们作为纤维片从滚筒中除去而形成。 在施加密封之前,将光纤阵列组装在板之间。 使用失去的玻璃或聚合物工艺可以获得对纤维形状和横截面的严格控制。 纤维阵列中的纤维的横截面形状适用于平板显示器,例如等离子体发射显示器,等离子体寻址液晶显示器,场发射显示器,三维和多视图显示器。

    AMORPHOUS AND NANOCRYSTALLINE GLASS-COATED ARTICLES
    14.
    发明申请
    AMORPHOUS AND NANOCRYSTALLINE GLASS-COATED ARTICLES 审中-公开
    非晶和纳米晶玻璃涂层制品

    公开(公告)号:WO2005007590A3

    公开(公告)日:2005-12-08

    申请号:PCT/US2004021228

    申请日:2004-07-01

    CPC classification number: C03B37/026 H01F1/15333 H01F1/15391 Y10T428/294

    Abstract: A drawn glass-coated metallic member has a thermal contraction coefficient differential such that the thermal contraction coefficient of the glass is less than that of the metallic member. The thermal contraction coefficient differential is maintained within a predetermined range during drawing. The glass is placed under residual compression, interfacial bonding between said glass and said wire is substantially uniform, and surface cracking and bond breaks between metal and glass are substantially prevented. A dynamic balance is maintained between the surface tension of the molten alloy and the resistance to high temperature deformation by the glass vessel in which it is contained, enabling the production of glass-coated amorphous or nanocrystalline alloy members having predefined cross-sectional shapes.

    Abstract translation: 拉伸的玻璃涂覆金属构件具有热收缩系数差,使得玻璃的热收缩系数小于金属构件的热收缩系数。 拉伸过程中热收缩系数差异保持在预定范围内。 玻璃被置于残余压缩下,所述玻璃与所述导线之间的界面结合基本上均匀,并且基本上防止了金属与玻璃之间的表面开裂和结合断裂。 在熔融合金的表面张力和容纳它的玻璃容器对高温变形的抵抗力之间保持动态平衡,从而能够生产具有预定横截面形状的玻璃涂覆的非晶或纳米晶合金构件。

    PROCEDE ET DISPOSITIF DE FABRICATION EN CONTINU DE FILS METALLIQUES GAINES DE VERRE
    16.
    发明申请
    PROCEDE ET DISPOSITIF DE FABRICATION EN CONTINU DE FILS METALLIQUES GAINES DE VERRE 审中-公开
    用于连续生产玻璃金属丝的方法和装置

    公开(公告)号:WO2002083584A1

    公开(公告)日:2002-10-24

    申请号:PCT/FR2002/001305

    申请日:2002-04-16

    CPC classification number: C03B37/026

    Abstract: Le dispositif et le procédé permettent de fabriquer en continu un fil métallique gainé de verre (10) de grande longueur. On utilise principalement un tube d'alimentation (15) contenant tout le métal nécessaire, placé lui-même dans un tube de verre (20), de manière à fournir en continu une goutte de métal fondu (14) à la base du tube de verre (20). Le chauffage par un premier inducteur (23) autour du tube de verre (20) et d'un deuxième inducteur (24) sous le tube de verre (20) permet de maintenir à température constante et de façon continue la goutte de métal en fusion (14) et d'obtenir l'étirage en continu du fil métallique gainé de verre (10).

    Abstract translation: 本发明涉及一种用于连续生产长度大的玻璃护套金属丝(10)的装置和方法,该装置和方法主要使用包含所有所需金属的进料管(15),其本身放置在玻璃管(20)中, ,以便在玻璃管(20)的基部处连续供应一滴熔融金属(14)。 通过用玻璃管(20)周围的第一电感器(23)和玻璃管(20)下面的第二电感器(24)加热熔融金属液滴(14)的温度连续保持恒定,并且玻璃保护金属线 10)连续绘制。

    POLED ELECTRO-OPTIC DEVICE AND METHOD
    17.
    发明申请

    公开(公告)号:WO01040833A1

    公开(公告)日:2001-06-07

    申请号:PCT/US2000/030224

    申请日:2000-11-02

    Abstract: A resultant device and a method for making a frame structure for use as a poled optical device (10) includes providing a glass preform (30) having a poling area (12) and a waveguiding core area (16). At least one feedstock (24) is assembled into the waveguiding core area (16). The at least one feedstock (24) is separated from the poling area (12). The glass preform (30) and the at least one feedstock (24) are heated (36) and drawn into a smaller diameter (13) to form an optical waveguide.

    Abstract translation: 一种用于制造用作极化光学器件(10)的框架结构的结果器件和方法包括提供具有极化区域(12)和波导核心区域(16)的玻璃预制件(30)。 至少一个原料(24)组装到波导芯区域(16)中。 至少一种原料(24)与极化区域(12)分离。 玻璃预制件(30)和至少一个原料(24)被加热(36)并被拉伸成更小的直径(13)以形成光波导。

    METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR PRODUCING OPTICAL FIBER
    18.
    发明申请
    METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR PRODUCING OPTICAL FIBER 审中-公开
    生产光纤的方法和装置

    公开(公告)号:WO00027773A1

    公开(公告)日:2000-05-18

    申请号:PCT/US1999/019139

    申请日:1999-08-24

    Abstract: Filament in tube and stick in tube processes of forming optical fiber are described. A solid or monolithic core feedstock (110) is disposed in a hollow cladding structure (112) to form a loosely filled cladding structure. The filled cladding structure is heated to a draw temperature approximately equal to the softening temperature of the cladding structure. The feedstock (110) melts and fills the heated portion of the cladding structure forming a filled core which can then be drawn into optical fiber or to an optical can which can then be further overclad consolidated and drawn into fiber. Feedstock (110) and cladding structures (112) having widely varying coefficients of expansion may be employed. The resulting fiber can be readily designed to be fused to existing installed fibers.

    Abstract translation: 描述了在成型光纤的管工艺中管和管中的灯丝。 将固体或整体式核原料(110)设置在空心包层结构(112)中以形成松散填充的包层结构。 将填充的包层结构加热到大约等于包层结构的软化温度的拉伸温度。 原料(110)熔化并填充形成填充芯的包层结构的加热部分,然后可以将其填充到光纤或光学罐中,然后可以进一步将其包覆固结并拉伸成纤维。 可以采用具有广泛变化的膨胀系数的原料(110)和包层结构(112)。 所得到的纤维可容易地被设计成与已经安装的纤维融合。

    METHOD OF CO-DRAWING HYBRID INCOMPATIBLE MATERIALS
    20.
    发明申请
    METHOD OF CO-DRAWING HYBRID INCOMPATIBLE MATERIALS 审中-公开
    混合杂质不合材料的方法

    公开(公告)号:WO2014130917A1

    公开(公告)日:2014-08-28

    申请号:PCT/US2014/017922

    申请日:2014-02-24

    Inventor: BANAEI, Esmaeil

    Abstract: A method of drawing different materials includes forming a first material into a preform body defining at least one channel extending therethrough having a first cross- sectional area. A first element formed of a second material is inserted into the channel and with the preform body creates a preform assembly. The first element has a cross-sectional area that is less than the cross-sectional area of the channel, and the second material has a higher melting temperature than the first material. The preform assembly is heated so that the first material softens and the preform assembly is drawn so that the preform body deforms at a first deformation rate to a smaller cross-sectional area and the first element substantially maintains a constant cross-sectional area throughout the drawing process. Upon completion of the drawing step, the cross-sectional area of the channel is equivalent to the cross-sectional area of the first element.

    Abstract translation: 绘制不同材料的方法包括将第一材料形成到预成型体主体中,所述预成型体主体限定了延伸穿过其中的至少一个通道,其具有第一横截面积。 由第二材料形成的第一元件被插入通道中,并且预成型坯体产生预制组件。 第一元件的横截面积小于通道的横截面面积,第二材料具有比第一材料更高的熔化温度。 预成型件组件被加热,使得第一材料软化并且预成型件组件被拉伸,使得预成型体主体以第一变形速率变形到较小的横截面积,并且第一元件在整个图中基本保持恒定的横截面积 处理。 在完成拉伸步骤之后,通道的横截面面积相当于第一元件的横截面面积。

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