AC plasma display panel and driving method therefor
AssigneePioneer Corporation
InventorEishi Mizobata
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In a three-electrode AC plasma display panel, a plurality of X electrodes (22) and a plurality of Y electrodes (23) are alternately arranged parallel to each other on one of two, front and rear insulating substrates (20, 21) opposing each other, and a plurality of data electrodes (29) are arranged on the other insulating substrate to cross the X and Y electrodes (22, 23) at right angles. In this panel, cell separation partition walls (33) are arranged on the front insulating substrate, on which the X and Y electrodes (22, 23) are arranged, along the X and Y electrodes (22, 23). In a driving method for the three-electrode AC plasma display panel, progressive display is performed depending on whether discharge simultaneously occurs between all the adjacent pairs of X and Y electrodes (22, 23).
(Amended) a three-electrode ac plasma display panel in which a plurality of X electrodes and a plurality of Y electrodes are alternately arranged parallel to each other on one of two, front and rear insulating substrates opposing each other, and a plurality of data electrodes are arranged on the other insulating substrate to cross the X and Y electrodes at right angles, comprising cell separation partition walls arranged on the front insulating substrate, on which the X and Y electrodes are arranged, along the X and Y electrodes, and a discharge separation partition wall having a height smaller than a distance between the two opposing insulating substrates formed on the insulating substrate, on which the data electrodes are arranged, at a position to oppose a discharge gap formed between the adjacent pair of X and Y electrodes:
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(Amended) A driving method for a three-electrode AC plasma display panel in which a plurality of X electrodes and a plurality of Y electrodes are alternately arranged parallel to each other on one of two, front and rear insulating substrates opposing each other, and a plurality of data electrodes are arranged on the other insulating substrate to cross the X and Y electrodes at right angles, comprising the steps of:
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