Plasma display panel
AssigneeAu Optronics Corporation
InventorsYao-Ching Su, Wen-Fa Sung
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Abstract
An AC Plasma display panel. In one embodiment of the invention, a plurality of ribs are formed on a rear substrate to define a plurality of non-equilateral hexagonal discharge spaces. A front substrate is opposite the rear substrate. A plurality of bus electrodes are formed on the front substrate, wherein each bus electrodes are zigzag-shaped and extend substantially in a first direction. A plurality of extending electrodes are formed on the front substrate, protruding to corresponding non-equilateral hexagonal discharge spaces, wherein the extending electrodes are substantially triangle-shaped, and bevel edges of the extending electrodes contact the bus electrodes respectively.
Claims11
A structure of a plasma display panel, comprising:
- a rear substrate;
- a plurality of ribs formed on the rear substrate to define a plurality of non-equilateral hexagonal discharge spaces;
- a front substrate opposite the rear substrate;
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- a plurality of bus electrodes formed on the front substrate, wherein each bus electrodes are zigzag-shaped and extend substantially in a first direction;
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- a plurality of extending electrodes formed on the front substrate, protruding to corresponding non-equilateral hexagonal discharge spaces, wherein the extending electrodes are substantially triangle-shaped, and bevel edges of the extending electrodes contact the bus electrodes respectively.
A structure of a plasma display panel, comprising:
- a rear substrate;
- a plurality of ribs formed on the rear substrate to define a plurality of diamond shaped discharge spaces;
- a front substrate opposite the rear substrate;
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- a plurality of bus electrodes formed on the front substrate, each extending substantially in a first direction;
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- a plurality of extending electrodes formed on the front substrate, wherein each extending electrode comprises a first portion extending in a second direction and a second portion extending in a third direction reverse to the second direction.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.