Gas discharge panel
OwnerGa-Lane Chen, Charles Leuinventors
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Abstract
A gas discharge display for emitting light by discharging a discharge gas confined in a discharge space (25) utilizes electrodes (12, 12′, 22) to produce ultraviolet light and utilizes the ultraviolet light to irradiate a phosphor layer (23) to produce visible light. The discharge gas is a gas mixture including neon and krypton, where a proportion of the krypton is 1.1 to 5% by volume of the gas. A pressure of the gas is kept within a range of 250 Torr to 500 Torr.
Claims20
A gas discharge display for emitting light by discharging a discharge gas confined in a discharge space using electrodes to produce ultraviolet light and utilizing the ultraviolet light to irradiate a phosphor layer, thereby producing a visible ray, comprising:
- a gas mixture as the discharge gas, which includes neon and krypton.
A gas discharge display for emitting light, comprising:
- a plurality of discharge spaces formed by a space between a front glass substrate and a back glass substrate partitioned by a plurality of barrier ribs;
- a plurality of electrodes arranged on the front glass substrate and the back glass substrate, respectively;
- a plurality of phosphor patches applied on the back glass substrate, per corresponding a discharge space;
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- a discharge gas confined in the discharge space having neon and krypton;
- wherein the gas discharge display emit light by using the electrodes applying a voltage to the discharge gas to produce ultraviolet light and utilizing the ultraviolet light to irradiate the phosphor patch, thereby producing a visible ray.
A gas discharge display including means for emitting light by discharging a discharge gas confined in a discharge space and using electrodes to produce ultraviolet light and utilizing the ultraviolet light to irradiate a fluorescent layer, thereby producing a visible ray, wherein
- the discharge gas is a gas mixture which includes neon and krypton.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.