Surface Discharge Color AC-Plasma Display Panel

Shinoda, Tsutae; Yoshikawa, Kunihiko; Miyashita, Y.; Sei, H.

doi:10.1143/jjap.20.1983

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“…From early on, surface-discharge color ac PDPs showed extremely good performance with luminous efficiencies greater than 0.75 lm/W, 0.4 lm/W, and 0.15 lm/W for green, red, and blue phosphors, respectively [6]. Initial research and development work on surface-discharge color PDPs based on single-substrate ac PDPs was started by Dick [7].…”

Section: B Early Stage Of Ac Color Plasma Displaysmentioning

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Color plasma displays

Uchiike

Hirakawa

2002

Proc. IEEE

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After decades of research and development, plasma displays are finally beginning to appear in the commercial and consumer markets. Following a short review on the basic principles of direct and alternating current plasma displays, we present a summary of the status of color plasma displays. Plasma display panels (PDPs) have finally achieved luminance and efficiency values on par with hi-definition cathode ray tube monitors. Additional improvements in performance will open up a new world of large PDP displays. Ultimately, what will drive the PDP market will be continued improvements in the performance of color PDPs themselves. PDP makers are working on reducing power consumption through improved luminous efficiency and improved component materials and manufacturing methods of color PDPs. With improvements in the cell structure and driving methods, there is a good prospect of achieving a luminous efficiency of 2-3 lm/W and a power consumption of about 200 W for 50-in diagonal size.

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Section: B Early Stage Of Ac Color Plasma Displaysmentioning

confidence: 99%

Color plasma displays

Uchiike

Hirakawa

2002

Proc. IEEE

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Present Status and Future of Color Plasma Displays

Shinoda

2007

Advanced Plasma Technology

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Colour Plasma Displays by UV‐Excited Phosphors A Review

Stern¹

1985

Contrib Plasma Phys

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Though intense work on the development of a full coloor flat TV display panel based on gas discharges has produced considerable progress over the last 10 years no practicable technological solutiona have been found [l -21. Of the different approaches the nlternating current (ac) discharge has been proved suitable for the alphanumericnl and graphical display technique and the direct current (dc) discharge for colour TV panels. To reach such aims 11s improved optical efficiency. colour gamut and increased life time as wellas simpler manufacturing technology and more effective addressing for reducing costs, long-term basic research in the field of gas discharges and phosphors and the development of special technologies is necessary [3-8]. The present review is an attempt to give a survey of this situation. I n Chap. 1 t.he trends of development, general problems of colour, display types and TV are dealt with, and in Chap. 2 and 3 the liternture on dc and airdisplay panels is reviewed.

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Surface Discharge Color AC-Plasma Display Panel

Cited by 10 publications

References 3 publications

Color plasma displays

Color plasma displays

Present Status and Future of Color Plasma Displays

Colour Plasma Displays by UV‐Excited Phosphors A Review

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