Photolithographic technique of emitter tip exposure in FEDS

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ABSTRACT:
Aligned gate structures for field emitter display devices are formed by overlaying a substrate, having at least one emitter tip thereon, successively with an insulating layer, a conductive layer, and a photoresist layer. The photoresist layer is then exposed to create fixed and unfixed regions. The unfixed regions are developed and etched to remove the conductive layer under the unfixed regions. The insulating layer is then etched to expose the emitter tips and the photoresist layer removed.

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