Abstract:
An image display apparatus includes a face plate including a low-potential electrode and a plate-like spacer including a longitudinal-direction end. The low-potential electrode is set at a lower potential than that of a resistive anode and is disposed between the resistive anode and a feed electrode. The longitudinal-direction end of the plate-like spacer is disposed between the resistive anode and the feed electrode so as to overlap the low-potential electrode.
Abstract:
To suppress discharge around an anode electrode. Provided is a light-emitting substrate, including a light-emitting member for emitting light by irradiation with an electron, a first electroconductive film stacked on the light-emitting member, a second electroconductive film which is distant from an outer periphery of the first electroconductive film and surrounds the outer periphery of the first electroconductive film, and a dielectric film for covering an end portion of the second electroconductive film which is opposed to the outer periphery of the first electroconductive film.
Abstract:
An image display apparatus includes a face plate including a low-potential electrode and a plate-like spacer including a longitudinal-direction end. The low-potential electrode is set at a lower potential than that of a resistive anode and is disposed between the resistive anode and a feed electrode. The longitudinal-direction end of the plate-like spacer is disposed between the resistive anode and the feed electrode so as to overlap the low-potential electrode.
Abstract:
An apparatus is provided for reducing color bleed in a flat panel display. The apparatus comprises an anode (30) with a plurality of phosphors (28) of at least two colors sequentially disposed thereon. A cathode (14) is arranged in parallel opposed position to and separated from the anode (30) and contains a plurality of pads (40) of emitters. Each pad (40) is disposed on the cathode (14) in spaced relationship to and aligned with one of the at least two colors, respectively, wherein electrons from each of the plurality of pads of emitters that drift from its intended phosphor (28) are encouraged to drift toward an adjacent phosphor (28) of the same color.
Abstract:
An image intensifier includes a photocathode (11) with a face plate (22). A conductive layer (24) is disposed outwardly from the face plate (22). A grounded conductor (16) is electrically coupled to the conductive layer (24) and grounds the conductive layer (24).
Abstract:
A field emission device (200) includes a cathode plate (110) having a back plate (112) made from glass and an anode plate (120) having a transparent substrate (122) also made from glass. A first charge control electrode (152) is affixed to a distal surface (148) of back plate (112), and a second charge control electrode (158) is affixed t0 the periphery of transparent substrate (122). A ballast resistor (114) is disposed on a proximate surface (155) of back plate (112). A method for operating told omission device (200) includes the stop of controlling a potential applied to first charge control electrode (152) in a manner sufficient to control the conductivity of ballast resistor (114) and provide an electron current (138) that is constant. The method further includes the step of controlling a potential applied to second charge control electrode (158) in a manner sufficient to prevent arcing due to wild up or charge within transparent substrate (122).
Abstract:
A television camera device for obtaining an image of high resolution by making the number of scanning lines on the target plate of an image pickup tube about twice larger than that in the television standard system and making the scanning speed of electron beam at the surface of the target plate smaller than that in the television standard system, is disclosed in which an electric field intensity in a region between the target plate and a mesh electrode (namely, the fourth grid electrode) is made greater than or equal to 5.3 KV/cm, to improve the landing characteristics of scanning electron beam, thereby preventing the occurrence of the water fall phenomenon peculiar to a slow scanning operation.
Abstract:
A pickup tube includes a generally cylindrical envelope having an input window at one end of the envelope and a radiation sensitive target adjacent to the input window. An electron gun is mounted in the other end of the envelope for generating an electron beam which is incident on the target. A mesh assembly is spaced from the target and in proximity therewith. The mesh assembly comprises a mesh electrode disposed between a mesh support ring and a novel mesh retaining ring. The novel mesh retaining ring has a mesh contact portion and a peripheral skirt portion which is disposed substantially orthogonally to the mesh contact portion. The skirt portion is directed toward the target for modifying the electrostatic field between the mesh electrode and the target so as to reduce beam landing error on the target and to prevent electrons, which are reflected from the target, from landing on the mesh retaining ring.
Abstract:
A television camera tube having an elongate envelope comprising two cylindrical parts. The cylindrical part which is connected to the face plate has a larger diameter than the other cylindrical part and comprises a gauze electrode secured to a supporting ring. This supporting ring is clamped between the face plate and the neck between the two cylindrical parts by means of resilient pressure means. A circular rounding of the neck on the side of the cylindrical part with the smallest diameter is to be preferred, said rounding being covered with a conductive layer. A few dimensions are given related to the diameter of the cylindrical part of the smallest diameter. The ratio between the voltages at the gauze electrode and the conductive layer preferably is between 1.65 and 2.35.