Pixel tube for field emission display
AssigneesHon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd., Tsinghua University
InventorsYANG WEI, SHOU-SHAN FAN
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Abstract
A pixel tube for field emission display includes a sealed container, an anode, a phosphor, and a cathode. The sealed container has a light permeable portion. The anode is located on the light permeable portion. The phosphor layer is located on the anode. The cathode is spaced from the anode and includes a cathode emitter. The cathode emitter includes a carbon nanotube pipe. One end of the carbon nanotube pipe has a plurality of carbon nanotube peaks.
Claims20
A pixel tube for field emission display, the pixel tube comprising:
- a sealed container having a light permeable portion;
- an anode located on the light permeable portion;
- a phosphor layer located on the anode;
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- a cathode spaced from the anode and comprising a cathode emitter, the cathode emitter comprising a carbon nanotube pipe comprising a first end, wherein the first end of the carbon nanotube pipe has a plurality of carbon nanotube peaks.
A pixel tube for field emission display, the pixel tube comprising:
- a sealed container having a light permeable portion;
- an anode located on the light permeable portion;
- a phosphor layer located on the anode;
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- a cathode spaced from the anode and comprising a cathode emitter, the cathode emitter comprising a carbon nanotube pipe having one end defining an opening and comprising a plurality of tapered carbon nanotube bundles located around the opening.
A pixel tube for field emission display, the pixel tube comprising:
- a sealed container having a light permeable portion;
- an anode located on the light permeable portion;
- a phosphor layer located on the anode;
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- a cathode spaced from the anode and comprising a cathode emitter, the cathode emitter comprising a carbon nanotube pipe having one end comprising a plurality of tapered carbon nanotube bundles located around an axis of the carbon nanotube pipe and spaced from each other to form a ring shape.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.