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US 2009/0002573 A1Published application
Image Display Device
OwnerNobuhiko Hosotani, Tadayoshi Tachibana +1inventors
InventorsNobuhiko Hosotani, Tadayoshi Tachibana, Tatsuro Kato
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Abstract
A first translucent conductive layer is disposed on a front surface of a front substrate, a translucent insulating member is disposed on a front surface of the first translucent conductive layer, and a second translucent conductive layer held at the ground potential is disposed on a front surface of the translucent insulating member. According to the invention, an image display device, which prevents the abnormal discharge in the vacuum panel from occurring, and has high quality and reliability and long life, can be provided.
Claims8
An image display device comprising:
- a rear substrate including
- a plurality of scanning signal lines extending in one direction and disposed in parallel in another direction perpendicular to the one direction,
- a plurality of image signal lines extending in the another direction and disposed in parallel in the one direction so as to intersect the scanning signal lines,
- an interlayer insulating film disposed between the image signal lines and the scanning signal lines, and
- a plurality of electron sources respectively disposed in the vicinities of intersections between the scanning signal lines and the image signal lines;
- a front substrate opposed to the rear substrate with a predetermined distance and having a fluorescent film including fluorescent layers disposed correspondingly to the electron sources, and an acceleration electrode for accelerating electrons emitted from the electron sources so as to direct the electrons towards the fluorescent layers;
- a frame member interposed between the rear substrate and the front substrate so as to surround a display area and for maintaining the predetermined distance;
- a seal member for hermetically sealing the frame member with the front substrate and the frame member with the rear substrate;
- a first translucent conductive layer disposed on a front surface of the front substrate;
- a translucent insulating member disposed on a front surface of the first translucent conductive layer;
- and
- a second translucent conductive layer held at a ground potential and disposed on a front surface of the translucent insulating member.
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An image display device comprising:
- a rear substrate including
- a plurality of scanning signal lines extending in one direction and disposed in parallel in another direction perpendicular to the one direction,
- a plurality of image signal lines extending in the another direction and disposed in parallel in the one direction so as to intersect the scanning signal lines,
- an interlayer insulating film disposed between the image signal lines and the scanning signal lines, and
- a plurality of electron sources respectively disposed in the vicinities of intersections between the scanning signal lines and the image signal lines;
- a front substrate opposed to the rear substrate with a predetermined distance and having a fluorescent film including fluorescent layers disposed correspondingly to the electron sources, and an acceleration electrode for accelerating electrons emitted from the electron sources so as to direct the electrons towards the fluorescent layers;
- a frame member interposed between the rear substrate and the front substrate so as to surround a display area and for maintaining the predetermined distance;
- a seal member for hermetically sealing the frame member with the front substrate and the frame member with the rear substrate;
- a first translucent conductive layer held at a lower potential than the potential of the acceleration electrode disposed on a front surface of the front substrate;
- a translucent insulating member disposed on a front surface of the first translucent conductive layer;
- and
- a second translucent conductive layer held at a ground potential and disposed on a front surface of the translucent insulating member.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.