Plasma display panel device
AssigneePioneer Corporation
InventorYoshizumi Sekii
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Abstract
A plasma display panel device is provided which is capable of obtaining a uniform state of light emission for displaying and of reducing electromagnetic radiation while easily achieving a high-definition image display. The plasma display panel device includes a pair of row electrodes made up of a scanning electrode and a common electrode (sustaining electrode) which provides one display row and formed in parallel with a face of a front substrate (scanning substrate) facing a rear substrate wherein a folding-back electrode is formed on a common electrode.
Claims9
A plasma display panel device comprising:
- a front substrate and a rear substrate between which a discharging gas space is formed;
- a display row in parallel with a face of said front substrate facing said rear substrate comprising a pair of row electrodes made up of a scanning electrode and a common electrode;
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- a folding-back electrode formed on either of said scanning electrode or said common electrode for every one display row such that a direction of a current flowing through said folding-back electrode and a direction of a current flowing through either of said scanning electrode or said common electrode are substantially opposite to each other,
- wherein said folding-back electrode is not a row electrode.
A plasma display panel device comprising:
- a front substrate and a rear substrate between which a discharging gas space is formed;
- a pair of row electrodes made up of a scanning electrode and a common electrode which provide one display row in parallel with a face of said front substrate facing said rear substrate;
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- a folding-back electrode formed on either of said scanning electrode or said common electrode for alternating sequence of display row such that a direction of a current flowing through said folding-back electrode and a direction of a current flowing through either of said scanning electrode or said common electrode are substantially opposite to each other,
- wherein said folding back electrode is not a row electrode.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.