Field emission display with amplification layer
AssigneeSt. Clair Intellectual Property Consultants, Inc.
InventorJohn L. Janning
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AssigneeSt. Clair Intellectual Property Consultants, Inc.
InventorJohn L. Janning
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Cathodoluminescent field emission display devices feature phosphor biasing, amplification material layers for secondary electron emissions, oxide secondary emission enhancement layers, and ion barrier layers of silicon nitride, to provide high-efficiency, high-brightness field emission displays with improved operating characteristics and durability. The amplification materials include copper-barium, copper-beryllium, gold-barium, gold-calcium, silver-magnesium and tungsten-barium-gold, and other high amplification factor materials fashioned to produce high-level secondary electron emissions within a field emission display device. For enhanced secondary electron emissions, an amplification material layer can be coated with a near mono-molecular film consisting essentially of an oxide of barium, beryllium, calcium, magnesium or strontium. Use of a high amplification factor film as a phosphor biasing electrode, and variability of the phosphor biasing potential to achieve brightness or gray scale control are further described in the disclosure.
In a field emission display device including a cathode electron emitter and a faceplate electrically biased with respect to the emitter and a light emitting layer of cathodoluminescent material for bombardment by electrons resulting from operation of the cathode emitter, the improvement comprising:
A cathodoluminescent field emission display device, which comprises:
A cathodoluminescent field emission display device which comprises:
A cathodoluminescent field emission display device which comprises:
A cathodoluminescent field emission display device which comprises:
An electron emitting device for producing secondary emissions of electrons, comprising:
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