Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Plural power supplies – Plural cathode and/or anode load device
Patent
1993-03-31
1995-01-31
Pascal, Robert J.
Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems
Plural power supplies
Plural cathode and/or anode load device
257 57, 257365, 345105, G09G 310
Patent
active
053861795
ABSTRACT:
An electroluminescent device including an electroluminescent cell, and a switching element connected to the electroluminescent cell. The switching element has an offset area and a unit for applying a voltage to the offset area. According to the electroluminescent device, a higher withstand voltage for the switching element can be obtained, and an adequate flow of drain current in the switching element is insured.
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Fuji 'Xerox Co., Ltd.
Pascal Robert J.
Shingleton Michael B.
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