FIELD: physics.
SUBSTANCE: invention relates to electronic engineering and can be used for designing flat-type vacuum fluorescent displays which display text, digital or graphical information. The matrix cathodoluminescent screen contains a transparent vessel inside, consisting of an anode plate and a cover, with anode electrodes on the anode plate which are coated with luminophor, filament-type cathodes and control electrodes made in form of a bus and anode electrodes lying orthogonally on the cover of the vessel, where the said anode electrodes form light-emitting elements - pixels, connected by current carrying tracks to external leads through contact pads. Filament-type cathodes lie in parallel to the control electrodes and between them. The number of filament-type cathodes per unit is greater than the number of pixel rows. The distances between the anode electrodes and the filament-type cathodes, between the control electrodes and filament-type cathodes are linked by the expressions:
where d1 is the distance from the control electrodes to the filament-type electrodes; d2 is the distance from the anode electrodes to the filament-type cathodes; a is the spacing of the pixel rows.
EFFECT: improved parametres, increased reliability, low cost and competitiveness.
3 cl, 3 dwg
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Dates
2010-01-10—Published
2008-04-16—Filed