Abstract:
An electron emission device with improved electron emission efficiency and an electron emission type backlight unit with a new structure using the electron emission device in which an electric field between an anode electrode and a cathode electrode is effectively blocked, and electrons are emitted continuously and stably by a low gate voltage thereby improving light-emitting uniformity and light-emitting efficiency. Also provided is a flat display apparatus employing the electron emission type backlight unit having the electron emission device. The electron emission device includes a base substrate; a cathode electrode formed on the base substrate; a gate electrode that is formed on the base substrate and alternately separated from the cathode electrode when there are more than one; an electron emission layer disposed on a surface of the cathode electrode; and a supplementary electrode formed on the cathode electrode or the gate electrode and is higher than the corresponding electrode.
Abstract:
An electron emission device with improved electron emission efficiency and an electron emission type backlight unit with a new structure using the electron emission device in which an electric field between an anode electrode and a cathode electrode is effectively blocked, and electrons are emitted continuously and stably by a low gate voltage, thereby improving light-emitting uniformity and efficiency. Also provided is a flat display apparatus employing the electron emission type backlight unit having the electron emission device. The electron emission device includes a base substrate; a cathode electrode formed on the base substrate having a cross-section whose height is greater than its width; a gate electrode that is formed on the base substrate and alternately separated from the cathode electrode and has a cross-section whose height is greater than its width; and an electron emission layer disposed on a surface of the cathode electrode toward the gate electrode.
Abstract:
An optoelectronic modulator is based on the concentration of an electron beam from an electron gun by a tapered cavity, which sides are photosensitive and change the electrical conductivity under the illumination of light (electromagnetic radiation). The light modulation causes the corresponding changes in the current transported across the walls of the cavity. The remaining part of the electron current exits the cavity aperture and forms an amplitude-modulated divergent electron beam.
Abstract:
When an emission current is changed, a decrease in brightness of an electron beam is prevented. An electron gun includes a cathode that emits thermoelectrons, a Wehnelt electrode that focuses the thermoelectrons, a control electrode that extracts the thermoelectrons from a distal end of said cathode, an anode that accelerates the thermoelectrons and irradiates a powder with the thermoelectrons as an electron beam, and an optimum condition collection controller that changes at least one of a bias voltage to be applied to the Wehnelt electrode and a control electrode voltage to be applied to the control electrode, and decides a combination of the bias voltage and the control electrode voltage at which the brightness of the electron beam reaches a peak.
Abstract:
PURPOSE: A charged particle beam irradiation apparatus, a charged particle beam drawing apparatus, and a method for manufacturing an article are provided to reduce the change of temperature. CONSTITUTION: An aperture array(3) includes openings. A lens array(4) has electrostatic lenses. A blanker array(5) deflects electronic beam. A blanking controller(13) controls the blanker array. Electronic beam is projected on a substrate(10) or a measurement device(12) through electromagnetic lenses(7,9). A measurement device controller(14) adjusts the measurement device. [Reference numerals] (13) Blanking controller; (14) Measurement device controller; (15) Main controller; (16) Deflector controller
Abstract:
An electron emission device and a flat display apparatus having the same are provided to suppress intrusion of an anode electric field into an electric field between a cathode electrode and a gate electrode by lengthening an auxiliary electrode to an anode electrode. A first substrate(110) includes an anode electrode(80) and a phosphor layer. A second substrate(90) is disposed at a predetermined place apart from the first substrate. A plurality of cathode electrodes(120) are formed on the second substrate. A plurality of gate electrodes(130) are formed alternately on the second substrate. An electron emission layer(150) is formed on a lateral surface of the cathode electrode. A spacer(60) is formed to maintain a gap between the first and second substrates. An auxiliary electrode(125) is formed on the cathode electrode.
Abstract:
When an emission current is changed, a decrease in brightness of an electron beam is prevented. An electron gun includes a cathode that emits thermoelectrons, a Wehnelt electrode that focuses the thermoelectrons, a control electrode that extracts the thermoelectrons from a distal end of said cathode, an anode that accelerates the thermoelectrons and irradiates a powder with the thermoelectrons as an electron beam, and an optimum condition collection controller that changes at least one of a bias voltage to be applied to the Wehnelt electrode and a control electrode voltage to be applied to the control electrode, and decides a combination of the bias voltage and the control electrode voltage at which the brightness of the electron beam reaches a peak.
Abstract:
An electron beam sterilizing device, comprises: an electron- generating filament; a beam-shaper; an output window; a high-voltage supply, capable of creating a high-voltage potential between the electron-generating filament and the output window, for acceleration of electrons; a high-voltage supply for driving current through the electron-generating filament; a control unit for controlling the operation of the electron beam sterilizing device. The device is characterized in that the electron beam sterilizing device has at least three operational states: - an OFF-state, where there is no drive current through the electron-generating filament, - an ON-state, where the electron-generating filament is kept at a temperature above the emission temperature so as to generate electrons for sterilization, and - a standby state, between the OFF-state and ON-state, where the electron- generating filament is kept at a predetermined temperature just below the emission temperature, wherein the control unit is able to control the device to assume the standby state.