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CopyTele, Inc.
| CopyTele, Inc. Patent applications | ||
| Patent application number | Title | Published |
|---|---|---|
| 20090115756 | Matrix phosphor cold cathode display employing ion activated phosphors - A vacuum flat panel display has a plurality of associated pixels each having a phosphor and nanotubes and a surrounding control frame. When a pixel voltage is negative relative to the frame then a plurality of electrons emitted by the nanotubes are attracted to the frame whereby electrons strike gas atoms in transit to the frame and produce ions and additional electrons; wherein said ions returning to the pixel result in phosphor illumination. The invention is also a process for illuminating a phosphor in a flat panel display comprising: a plurality of associated pixels each having a phosphor and nanotubes; applying a pixel voltage negative relative to a frame; attracting to the frame a plurality of electrons emitted by the nanotubes; whereby electrons strike atoms of a gas in transit to the frame producing ions resulting in phosphor illumination. | 05-07-2009 |
| 20090102389 | Matrix phosphor cold cathode display employing secondary emission - A vacuum flat panel display including: a plurality of electrically addressable pixels; a plurality of thin-film transistor driver circuits each being electrically coupled to an associated at least one of the pixels, respectively; a passivating layer on the thin-film transistor driver circuits and at least partially around the pixels; a conductive frame on the passivating layer, said frame and pixel area coated with an insulator; and, a plurality of cathode emitters are deposited on the coated frame while phosphor is deposited on the coated pixel; wherein, exciting the cathode emitters and addressing one of the pixels using the associated driver circuit causes the emitted electrons to induce one of the pixels to emit light. By introducing a noble gas or mixture, and a ML layer having a DC, AC or pulsed voltage applied thereto, one creates a plasma to form a sheath boundary at the insulator causing electron multiplication and increased illumination. | 04-23-2009 |