Abstract:
A field emission type surface light source device and an image display apparatus employing the same. The field emission type surface light source device includes a first substrate and a second substrate that are disposed to face each other; a sealing member that seals the first substrate and the second substrate; first electrodes and second electrodes that are disposed on the first substrate such that the first electrodes cross the second electrodes in an insulated state; electron emitters that are electrically connected to one of the first electrodes and the second electrodes; a phosphor layer that is disposed on one surface of the second substrate; a third electrode that is disposed on one surface of the phosphor layer; and a first terminal and a second terminal that are electrically connected the first electrodes and the second electrodes, respectively, and are disposed on a same side of the first substrate outside of a region sealed by the sealing member.
Abstract:
A field emission panel is provided. The field emission panel includes a first substrate and a second substrate, a sealing member and a plurality of spaces which are disposed between the first substrate and the second substrate, a plurality of concave portions which are formed on a surface of the first substrate, a plurality of cathode electrodes which are disposed within each of the plurality of concave portions, a plurality of field emission materials which are disposed on each of the cathode electrodes, a plurality of gate electrodes which are fixed to areas of the surface of the first substrate which separate the concave portions of the first substrate with a gap therebetween, a light emission unit which is disposed on the second substrate, and a charging prevention resistance unit which is disposed on the first substrate, on a gap between a pair of gate electrodes.
Abstract:
An embodiment of an electron emission device includes first and second substrates facing each other, unit pixels being defined on the first and the second substrates, an electron emission unit on the first substrate, phosphor layers on a surface of the second substrate facing the first substrate, each phosphor layer corresponding to at least one unit pixel, non-light emission regions between the phosphor layers, and spacers interposed between the first and the second substrates and arranged in the non-light emission regions, wherein the non-light emission regions comprise spacer loading regions loaded with the spacers, wherein a width of a spacer loading region and a pitch of the unit pixels satisfies the following condition: A/B≧about 0.2, where A indicates the width of the spacer loading region and B indicates the pitch of the unit pixels located along the width of the spacer loading region.
Abstract:
A backlight unit functions as a surface light source of a non-emissive display device. The backlight unit includes a wire grid polarizer being formed in a single body.
Abstract:
A light emitting device includes a plurality of light emission scan lines for transmitting light emission scan signals, a plurality of light emission data lines for transmitting light emission data voltages, a plurality of light emitting pixels for emitting electrons according to differences between an on voltage and the light emission data voltages, and first and second deflection electrodes. The light emission scan lines extend in a first direction, the light emission data lines extend in a second direction that crosses the light emission scan lines. The light emitting pixels are at areas defined by the light emission scan lines and the light emission data lines. The first and second deflection electrodes are parallel with each other in the first direction between the light emitting pixels. An absolute value of a first voltage applied to the first deflection electrode and an absolute value of a second voltage applied to the second deflection electrode are set according to a deflection direction of the electrons.
Abstract:
An electron emission display for improving brightness uniformity by compensating brightness deviation between respective elements. The electron emission display includes a display panel, a scan driver, a data driver, and a brightness compensator. The display panel includes a plurality of scan electrodes, a plurality of data electrodes, and a plurality of display elements respectively formed at crossing points of the scan electrodes and the data electrodes. The display elements respectively include an electron emitter. The scan driver applies a selection signal to the scan electrode. The data driver applies a data signal to the data electrode. The brightness compensator compensates brightness by changing the data signal when brightness deviation of the display elements is greater than a predetermined threshold value.
Abstract:
A field emission display (FED) includes first and second substrates opposing one another with a predetermined gap therebetween. The FED also includes cathode electrodes formed in a stripe pattern on the first substrate, and a plurality of electron emission sources formed on the cathode electrodes; gate electrodes formed on the first substrate in a state insulated from the cathode electrodes and the electron emission sources by an insulating layer; and anode electrodes formed on a surface of the second substrate opposing the first substrate, and including phosphor layers formed thereon. A pair of fixing rails are formed along two opposing edges of one of the first and second substrates, the fixing rails having undergone a blackening process; and a metal grid provided between the first and second substrates and welded to an upper surface of the fixing rails.
Abstract:
A flat panel display to maintain resistance of lines at the same level to reduce a luminance difference between the lines includes a plurality of electrodes and a plurality of lead lines to respectively connect a plurality of pads to the plurality of electrodes. The lead lines are formed in a parallelogram shape in which resistivity and line width are the same for each, and a length L and a line width W of each lead line are selected such that a value obtained by dividing the length L by the line width W may satisfy an equation of L 1 W 1 = L 2 W 2 = L 3 W 3 = … = L n W n , where L1, L2, L3, . . . , and Ln respectively refers to long side lengths, which are direct line distances between the electrode and the pad, of the respective lead lines formed in the parallelogram shape, and W1, W2, W3, . . . , and Wn respectively refers to widths, which are short side vertical distances of the respective lead lines formed in the parallelogram shape.
Abstract:
An electron emission device includes a first substrate and a second substrate facing one another and having a predetermined gap therebetween. An electron emission region for emitting electrons is formed on the first substrate, and an illumination portion for displaying images responsive to the electrons emitted from the electron emission region is formed on the second substrate. A grid electrode is mounted between the first and second substrates and configured to focus the electrons emitted from the electron emission assembly. The grid electrode is provided with a plurality of electron passage openings, of which at least one portion of the interior wall of at least one of the electron passage openings is formed with an inclined plane relative to the first substrate. With the above-structured electron emission device, the grid electrode prevents and/or reduces one or more travel courses of electrons from being varied so that illumination of wrong pixels is prevented and/or reduced and overall color purity is improved.
Abstract:
A field emission display (FED) includes first and second substrates opposing one another with a predetermined gap therebetween. The FED also includes cathode electrodes formed in a stripe pattern on the first substrate, and a plurality of electron emission sources formed on the cathode electrodes; gate electrodes formed on the first substrate in a state insulated from the cathode electrodes and the electron emission sources by an insulating layer; and anode electrodes formed on a surface of the second substrate opposing the first substrate, and including phosphor layers formed thereon. A pair of fixing rails are formed along two opposing edges of one of the first and second substrates, the fixing rails having undergone a blackening process; and a metal grid provided between the first and second substrates and welded to an upper surface of the fixing rails.