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Three-electrode-per-pel AC plasma display panel

G. W. A. Dick

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A new ac plasma display technique is described in which the alternating sustain function is achieved on the back or substrate glass surface and thex-yselected write-addressing uses a transparent front cover electrode and a substrate electrode. The three-electrode-per-pel structure achieves high overall emission efficiency as a result of nonshielded sustain discharges and low electrode capacitances.

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A new ac plasma display technique is described in which the alternating sustain function is achieved on the back or substrate glass surface and thex-yselected write-addressing uses a transparent front cover electrode and a substrate electrode. The three-electrode-per-pel structure achieves high overall emission efficiency as a result of nonshielded sustain discharges and low electrode capacitances.

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A new ac plasma display technique is described in which the alternating sustain function is achieved on the back or substrate glass surface and thex-yselected write-addressing uses a transparent front cover electrode and a substrate electrode. The three-electrode-per-pel structure achieves high overall emission efficiency as a result of nonshielded sustain discharges and low electrode capacitances.

Key concepts: Plasma display, Electrode, Plasma, Substrate (aquarium), Optoelectronics, Materials science, Cover (algebra), Analytical Chemistry (journal)

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