FED with insulating supporting device having reflection layer

Electric lamp and discharge devices – With luminescent solid or liquid material – Vacuum-type tube

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C313S292000, C313S309000, C313S336000, C313S351000

Reexamination Certificate

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07102279

ABSTRACT:
An FED has a cathode, an anode and an insulating supporting device. The cathode has a plurality of cathode electron emitter layers and a cathode substrate. The cathode has a plurality of cathode ribs disposed on the cathode substrate, and the cathode ribs are used for laterally separating any respective two cathode ribs. The anode has a phosphors layer and an anode substrate. The insulating supporting device is arranged between the cathode ribs and the anode, and has a reflection layer facing the anode and a gate made of a conductive material and disposed above the cathode ribs. The reflection layer is capable of reflecting light emitted from the phosphors layer.

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O. Gröning, et al. “Resistor limited electron field emission in regular oriented carbon nanotube arrays” LITHO (oral), Jun. 2004.

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