Electric lamp and discharge devices – With luminescent solid or liquid material – Vacuum-type tube
Patent
1996-05-16
1998-02-10
O'Shea, Sandra L.
Electric lamp and discharge devices
With luminescent solid or liquid material
Vacuum-type tube
313466, 313496, H01J 162, H01J 2910
Patent
active
057172862
ABSTRACT:
Electron excited luminous element capable of ensuring satisfactory emission characteristics of emitters for an extended period of time. A hydrophobic insulating film is formed on a glass anode substrate so as to cover an exposed portion thereof between anode electrodes. This keeps the glass anode substrate from being directly attacked by electrons, to thereby prevent decomposition of water and the like contained in a surface of the glass, resulting in oxygen which causes deterioration in emission characteristics of emitter cones being kept from being released from the glass.
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Itoh Shigeo
Niiyama Takahiro
Nomura Yuji
Tonegawa Takeshi
Watanabe Teruo
Futaba Denshi Kogyo K.K.
O'Shea Sandra L.
Patidar Jay M.
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