Flat-panel structure for field-emission displays with carbon nanotube cathode
Changchun Zhu, Weihua Liu, Lujiang Huangfu
Abstract
Changchun Zhu, Weihua Liu, Lujiang Huangfu
Abstract
A flat-panel structure for field-emission displays (FEDs) is proposed, in which an aligned carbon-nanotube film cathode of direct growth is mounted directly on the base plate with elastic assembling technology. The vacuum package is fabricated with some vacuum-fluorescence-display- like process technologies. This structure and the corresponding technologies are stable and reliable at a modest cost. The FED sample of a pixel display of this structure was made to verify the display structure and to analyze characteristics.
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A flat-panel structure for field-emission displays (FEDs) is proposed, in which an aligned carbon-nanotube film cathode of direct growth is mounted directly on the base plate with elastic assembling technology. The vacuum package is fabricated with some vacuum-fluorescence-display- like process technologies. This structure and the corresponding technologies are stable and reliable at a modest cost. The FED sample of a pixel display of this structure was made to verify the display structure and to analyze characteristics.
Key concepts: Field emission display, Flat panel display, Cathode, Field electron emission, Flat panel, Materials science, Carbon nanotube, Cold cathode