Radiation-emitting devices having an array of active components

Electric lamp and discharge devices – With luminescent solid or liquid material – Solid-state type

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313505, 313509, 313512, 3151693, 345 30, 345 32, 345 80, 345 76, 345 82, H01J 162

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ABSTRACT:
A display or other radiation-emitting device has an array of vertical ballistic transistors which produce electrons that flow into overlying phosphor regions. Light produced by the phosphors is focussed by an array of convex lenses above the phosphor regions to provide a high intensity display with limited viewing angle.

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