Drive device for image display device

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Plural physical display element control system – Display elements arranged in matrix

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ABSTRACT:
A drive device for a field emission cathode capable of driving an image display device at a high speed while preventing leakage luminescence. A plurality of gate electrodes and cathode electrodes which are arranged in a matrix-like manner are scanned to drive an image display device. A leading edge of a drive pulse for driving the cathode electrodes in turn is defined to be a precharge period, during which a precharge pulse of a level V.sub.CH which does not permit emission of electrodes from emitter arrays is added. During the precharge, the gate electrodes are subject to blanking by a blanking pulse. This results the cathode electrodes being driven, followed by precharging, so that the cathodes may be driven at an increased speed while preventing leakage luminescence.

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