Medium and large pixel multiple strand array structure plasma display
OwnerChad Byron Mooreinventor
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The disclosure teaches using at least two orthogonal arrays of complicated shaped glass rods or very large fibers-like structures (from here in referred to as fibers) with wire electrodes to fabricate plasma displays with plasma cells larger than 0.05 mm3 in volume. (The volume of a plasma cell is defined by the width of the plasma channel times the height of the plasma channel times the pitch of the pair of sustain electrodes.) To increase the size of the bottom fiber and keep the addressing voltage constant or to reduce the addressing voltage, the address electrode is moved from the bottom of the channel up into the barrier rib. Moving the address electrode up into the barrier rib will reduce the distance, d, between the address electrode and the sustain electrodes, thus increasing the electric field of the addressing pulse. To maintain a more uniform addressing field and build redundancy into the display an additional address electrode can be included in the barrier rib wall on the other side of the plasma channel.
A plasma display comprising:
A fiber plasma display comprising at least one field electrode located below a plasma channel in a bottom fiber to retard the electric field created by at least one sustain electrode and to repel said electric field to reside within a plasma cell region.
A color plasma display device have a plurality of subpixels, comprising:
A full color fiber plasma display device having a plurality of subpixels, comprising:
A fiber plasma display with at least one field electrode to retard the electric field created by the sustain electrodes and confine it to the plasma cell region.
A fiber plasma display comprising top and bottom fiber arrays wherein said bottom fiber contains glass frit that flows up against the top fiber array during the frit sealing step of display fabrication to reduce the gap over the barrier ribs in said bottom fiber and said top fiber.
A fiber plasma display comprising two orthogonal fiber arrays where the fibers in at least one fiber array is frit sealed together such that a cover glass is not needed to form the vacuum tight seal on the outside surface of said at least one fiber array.
A fiber plasma display where electrons are created by one set of orthogonal set of electrodes and then some of said electrons are pulled through a long gas region to create a long plasma region similar to that experienced in a positive glow region.
A fiber plasma display comprising two orthogonal wire electrodes arrays to address said display and to generate a plasma and a third wire electrode array to pull electrons from the plasma through a gas region to create ionization.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.