558results about "Control electrodes" patented technology

An ultraviolet gas discharge lamp having contact pins extending downward from a base cap toward an opposing end. The lamp is placed within a conduit or duct for disinfecting air or water flowing within the conduit. The reverse contact pins that extend toward the opposing end mate with contact holes in a socket attached to the conduit through which the lamp is inserted. The lamp is only energized when the lamp is fully inserted into the duct and is de-energized upon removing the lamp from the duct. A shield protects the pins. A window may be place in the base cap so as to visually confirm that the lamp is energized and radiating. A key and mating receiver may be used on the base cap and the socket so as to prevent accidental insertion of an inappropriate lamp.

An electron emission device which can uniformly emit electrons and can be simply manufactured at a reduced cost, and a display apparatus having improved uniform brightness of pixels by using the electron emission device. In addition, a simple method of manufacturing the electron emission device. The electron emission device includes: a first substrate; a cathode electrode and an electron emission unit disposed on the first substrate; a gate electrode electrically insulated from the cathode electrode; an insulating layer disposed between the cathode electrode and the gate electrode to insulate the cathode electrode from the gate electrode; and an electron emission source including carbon nanotubes (CNTs) that contact the cathode electrode, wherein distances between the gate electrode and the tips of the CNTs are uniform.

A method of fabricating a substrate for an organic electroluminescent device includes forming a first electrode on a substrate having a pixel region; forming an insulating layer on the first electrode at a boundary of the pixel region; forming an electroluminescent layer on the first electrode in the pixel region by printing a solution type electroluminescent material; forming a second electrode material layer on an entire surface of the substrate having the electroluminescent layer and the insulating layer; and oxidizing or ablating by laser the second electrode material layer at the boundary of the pixel region to form a second electrode in the pixel region and a metal oxide layer at the boundary of the pixel region.

An electron source including a nanostructured carbon electron-emitting film and an electron extraction grid spaced closely adjacent the surface of said film.

An image forming apparatus includes a first substrate and a second substrate disposed opposite to the first substrate, with fluorescent material being provided on the second substrate. A matrix wiring having a plurality of first wires and a plurality of second wires is provided, with each of the first wires located on the first substrate, and each of the second wires intersecting the plurality of first wires. Also included are electron-emitting devices, each of which emit an electron by applying a signal to the matrix wiring, and a metal electrode, having a plate-shaped form, provided above the matrix wiring, with the metal electrode having electron through-holes for passing electrons emitted by the electron-emitting devices. A support member, having a plate-shaped form, is provided on the metal electrode, wherein the metal electrode is arranged in parallel to the first substrate and a longitudinal direction of a cross section of the support member and a longitudinal direction of a cross-section of the metal electrode are perpendicular and intersect both of the metal electrode and the support member.