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US 2003/0124247 A1Published application
Method for binding phosphor particles in a field emission display device
AssigneeMicron Technology, Inc.
InventorsRobert Rasmussen, Jianping P. Yang
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Abstract
A method is provided for binding phosphor particles in a field emission device. The method includes applying phosphor particles to a substrate, submerging the substrate into a binder solution, and removing the substrate from the binder solution at a predetermined rate.
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A method, comprising:
- applying phosphor particles to a substrate;
- submerging the substrate into a binder solution;
- and
- removing the substrate from the binder solution at a predetermined rate.
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A phosphor particle bounded substrate formed by a method comprising:
- applying phosphor particles to the substrate;
- submerging the substrate into a binder solution;
- and
- removing the substrate from the binder solution at a predetermined rate.
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A phosphor particle bounded substrate, comprising:
- a substrate having first and second surfaces;
- an anode electrode formed on the first surface of the substrate;
- a fluorescent material layer (FML) formed on the anode electrode, the FML having phosphor particles disposed thereon;
- wherein the phosphor particles are bound to the substrate by submerging the substrate into a binder solution and removing the substrate from the binder solution at a predetermined rate.
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A system for binding phosphor particles to a substrate, comprising:
- a first bath containing a non-aqueous solution with phosphor particles dispensed therein, the first bath for receiving the substrate to be immersed in the non-aqueous solution;
- a power supply coupled to the substrate when the substrate is immersed in the non-aqueous solution, and to a counter electrode;
- a binder solution;
- a second bath containing the binder solution, the second bath enabling submersion of the substrate into the binder solution;
- and
- a furnace for heating the substrate.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.