Abstract:
A field emission device includes an insulative substrate, an electron pulling electrode, a secondary electron emission layer, a first dielectric layer, a cathode electrode, and an electron emission layer. The electron pulling electrode is located on a surface of the insulative substrate. The secondary electron emission layer is located on a surface of the electron pulling electrode. The cathode electrode is located apart from the electron pulling electrode by the first dielectric layer. The cathode electrode has a surface oriented to the electron pulling electrode and defines a first opening as an electron output portion. The electron emission layer is located on the surface of the cathode electrode and oriented to the electron pulling electrode.
Abstract:
Provided is an electron-emitting device including an insulating member and a gate stacked on a substrate. A cathode is disposed on a side surface of the insulating member. The cathode has a plurality of protrusions provided along a corner of the insulating member. The gate has a plurality of protrusions extending toward the cathode.
Abstract:
A system and method for addressing individual electron emitters in an emitter array is disclosed. The system includes an emitter array comprising a plurality of emitter elements arranged in a non-rectangular layout and configured to generate at least one electron beam and a plurality of extraction grids positioned adjacent to the emitter array, each extraction grid being associated with at least one emitter element to extract the at least one electron beam therefrom. The field emitter array system also includes a plurality of voltage control channels connected to the plurality of emitter elements and the plurality of extraction grids such that each of the emitter elements and each of the extraction grids is individually addressable. In the field emitter array system, the number of voltage control channels is equal to the sum of a pair of integers closest in value whose product equals the number of emitter elements.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a field emission device and an electrode structure thereof, comprising a starting base and a curved extending part formed on a surface of various shaped or dimensional structure. Therefore, the applied device and range is increased. The curved extending part is also for reducing the number of the contact point, as to simplify the procedure to design the peripheral circuit. Besides, a resisting section can be formed on the starting base. The resisting value of the resisting section is designed to provide various lighting effects.
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 and an electron emission display device using the same are provided to suppress the generation of a sub-electron beam for inducing secondary emission by optimizing a ratio of a width of an electron emission part to a width of an aperture of a gate electrode. A plurality of first electrodes(14) are formed on a substrate(10). A plurality of electron emission parts(20) are electrically connected with the first electrodes. A plurality of second electrodes(18) are isolated from the first electrodes. A plurality of apertures are formed at intersections between the first and second electrodes in order to open the electron emission parts. A plurality of third electrodes(22) are isolated from the second electrodes in order to form apertures connected to the apertures of the second electrodes. The electron emission unit and the second electrodes satisfy simultaneously the following conditions D2/D1 0.579 and D2 1mum where D1 is a width of the aperture of the second electrode and D2 is a width of the electron emission part.
Abstract:
Provided is an x-ray generator including a cooling block. The x-ray generator comprises a housing; a cathode block arranged inside the housing and emitting electrons by a field emission method; an anode block arranged inside the housing and generating an x-ray by the electrons emitted from the cathode block; and a heat dissipation block contacted with the cathode block and discharging the heat generated from the cathode block to the outside.
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a field emission device and a manufacturing method therefor, capable of preventing the collision of an ion to a field emission body.SOLUTION: The field emission device includes a insulation substrate, an electron extraction electrode, a secondary electron emission layer, a cathode plate and a field emission unit. The electron extraction electrode and the secondary electron emission layer are successively disposed on one surface of the insulation substrate. The cathode plate is disposed in an insulating manner to have intervals with the electron extraction electrode by one first insulation isolation layer. At least a portion of the cathode plate faces opposite to the secondary electron emission layer. The cathode plate includes at least one electron emission portion. The field emission unit is disposed on a portion of a cathode plate surface facing opposite to the secondary electron emission layer.