Highly bright electroluminescent wire
AssigneeShanghai Kerun Phosphor Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsYan Zheng, Shufan Geng, Jingyu Bian
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AssigneeShanghai Kerun Phosphor Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsYan Zheng, Shufan Geng, Jingyu Bian
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A highly bright electroluminescent wire includes a metal core electrode, an internal electron-emitting layer, an internal highly dielectric layer, a glowing layer, an external highly dielectric layer, an external electron-emitting layer, a transparent conductive layer, an electrode of external conductive layer, a transparent protective plastic layer and a color fluorescent transparent plastic layer orderly coated around the metal core electrode. The metal core electrode and the electrode of external conductive layer are charged with a voltage of AC50-400V and a frequency of 0.05 KHz to 20 KHz to produce a colored highly bright light.
A highly bright electroluminescent wire, comprising a metal core electrode, wherein an internal electron-emitting layer, an internal highly dielectric layer, a glowing layer, an external highly dielectric layer, an external electron-emitting layer, a transparent conductive layer, an external electrode formed of a conductive layer, a transparent protective plastic layer and a color fluorescent transparent plastic layer are coated in order around said metal core electrode;
A highly bright electroluminescent wire, comprising a plurality of metal core electrodes, an internal electron-emitting layer, an internal highly dielectric layer, a glowing layer, an external highly dielectric layer, an external electron-emitting layer, a transparent conductive layer, a plurality of external electrodes formed of conductive layers, a transparent protective plastic layer and a color fluorescent transparent plastic layer, wherein said plurality of metal core electrode has outer surfaces thereof respectively coated with said internal electron-emitting layer and is arranged to gyrate and wind around an outer part of a central polyamide;
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