WO2003032357A1 - Plasma display panel with coplanar electrodes having inclined discharge edges - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a plasma display panel comprising a first panel 1 and a second panel
- the first plate 1 comprising at least two arrays of electrodes Y, Y 'for priming and the supply of so-called coplanar maintenance discharges, oriented in parallel general directions, entangled so that each cell 4 is crossed by an electrode of each network, the adjacent coplanar electrodes of different networks Y1, Y'1 having , at the level of each cell 4R, 4G, 4B, edges 6, 6 'which face each other, which have a symmetry with respect to a central point of said cell, and which are separated by a constant distance 12 over a predetermined length , which is called boot edges.
- the set of cells supplied by the same coplanar electrode forms a line of cells; generally, the second slab 2 comprises a network of X electrodes called addressing, oriented perpendicular to the general direction of the coplanar electrodes; for example, the adjacent cells 4R, 4G, 4B are addressed by the electrodes X-m, XIG, XIB; all the cells supplied by the same addressing electrode form a column of cells.
- addressing oriented perpendicular to the general direction of the coplanar electrodes
- the panel further comprises a network of barriers interposed between the slabs; this network comprises at least barriers 5 extending over the entire panel between each addressing electrode, in a general direction perpendicular to that of the coplanar electrodes; in this way, the dimensions of each cell measured in the general direction of the coplanar electrodes are limited by barriers 5 of this network; these barriers are generally used to support the slabs 1, 2.
- the barriers are not shown in Figure 2.
- the network of barriers of certain panels of the prior art also includes barriers extending over the entire panel in a general direction parallel to that of the coplanar electrodes, so that each cell is delimited on its entire periphery by barriers, as shown in Figure 3.
- the cells have a rectangular shape; therefore, for each cell, all the dimensions evaluated in the general horizontal direction of the coplanar electrodes are equal and correspond, in the figure, to the smallest side of the rectangle; the cells of this panel are distributed in a two-dimensional matrix, unlike the cells of a plasma panel for the addressing of a liquid crystal display panel ("Plasma Addressed Liquid Crystal" or PALC in English); in fact, in these plasma addressing panels, the matrix of cells is one-dimensional.
- the panel shown in Figure 4 is described in document US 5825128 (FUJI); the cells of this panel are hexagon shaped and are staggered; for each cell, all the dimensions evaluated in the general horizontal direction of the coplanar electrodes are not equal; in fact, because of the hexagonal shape, a horizontal dimension 14 is measured which is greater in the center than at the top or at the bottom of the cells; the opposite barriers which delimit the cells along the greatest horizontal dimension 14, that is to say at the center of the cells, form rectilinear sides of the cells, in this case, the vertical sides of the hexagons.
- the piloting of the plasma panels conventionally includes addressing periods intended to activate the cells which must be switched on, followed by holding periods during which alternating holding pulses are applied between the holding electrodes Y1, Y'1 serving a succession or cell line; the height of these pulses must have a sufficient voltage to cause discharges in the cells previously activated in the line, but insufficient to cause discharges in the cells of this line not previously activated.
- the invention relates to all plasma display panels having a coplanar structure, that is to say whose maintenance discharges take place, in each cell, between two electrodes arranged on the same panel tile, which is usually the front panel.
- the invention relates only to panels of this type where the constant distance, or "gap", which separates the edges of coplanar electrodes within each cell, is greater than or equal to the minimum distance corresponding to the discharge initiation conditions. say of Paschen; in conventional plasma panels, this distance would be of the order of 50 ⁇ m; the invention therefore does not relate to so-called “cathode glow discharges” in English, where the inter-electrode gap is much smaller, namely in practice less than 50 ⁇ m.
- the classic Paschen breakdown condition defines, for a given pressure of discharge gas, a minimum distance between the edges of electrodes for which a discharge can start between these electrodes. so as to obtain at least the minimum constitution of a discharge, namely the dark space of aston with negative glow; if the distance between the electrodes is increased beyond this minimum, the rest of the discharge, namely in particular the positive column, can be formed. If, on the contrary, this distance is reduced, the negative glow disappears and the discharge is extinguished.
- the addressing is generally carried out between an electrode of the addressing network X located on the other slab 2 of the panel and an electrode of the network Y also serving for holding.
- the electrode networks of the slabs, at least the first slab 1, are generally covered with a dielectric layer 7 and with a protective layer 8, generally very thin based on MgO.
- Each cell is generally provided with a layer 9R, 9G, 9B of phosphors capable of emitting visible radiation, in particular red, green or blue, when they are excited by the ultraviolet radiation of the discharges; these layers are generally deposited on the second slab 2 and on the slopes of the barriers 5 (see Figure 1); in the adjacent cells which are supplied by the same line of holding electrodes Y1, Y'1, there are generally phosphors of different colors; a set of three adjacent cells of different colors forms a pixel P, that is to say an element of the image to be displayed.
- the discharges start in the cells activated at the edges 6, 6 'of the electrodes Y1, Y'1 which face each other, then extend on the dielectric layer 7 between these edges, then spread on either side of the edges; this spreading is carried out from the edges over the entire width of the electrodes; this spreading makes it possible to increase the volume of the pseudo-positive column of plasma, which is a zone of the reputed discharge with high luminous efficiency; this spreading therefore makes it possible to improve the light output and to obtain a more homogeneous distribution of the flux of ultraviolet radiation on the layers of phosphors; however, despite this spread, the light output of the plasma panels is still relatively low.
- the tendency to increase the resolution of the displayed images leads to a higher density of cells of consequently reduced size; the reduced size of the cells leads to a reduction in the length of the edges 6, 6 'of discharge in each cell and limits the exchange surface between two adjacent electrodes Y1, Y'1 at the time of initiation of the discharges, with, for consequently, a limitation of the addressing speeds and of the holding frequency.
- the reduced size of a cell also brings together the opposite barriers which delimit it; however, the proximity of the barriers causes a more precise location of the initiation of the discharges at a given fixed point P, P 'of the edge 6, 6' of the electrodes Y1, Y'1; in fact, discharges tend to avoid the proximity of the barriers because, if a start of ionization and discharge occurs near a barrier, the losses of the ionized species on the surface of this barrier would lead to the stopping of discharge ; in each cell, there is therefore, in the vicinity of each barrier, a zone of width d b in which the discharges are unlikely to occur; the width d of this zone is generally between 20 to 60 ⁇ m; it depends on the depth of the cell (or distance between the slabs), the frequency of the voltage pulses, and still other parameters; as soon as the opposite barriers are brought closer by a distance less than or equal to approximately 2 xd b , the priming of the discharges is located more and more at a fixed point of the priming edge
- the length of the priming edges 6, 6 ′ for discharging each cell is equal to the largest of the dimensions of this cell 14 measured in the general horizontal direction of the coplanar electrodes between two barriers opposite, either the width of the rectangle ( Figure 2) or the hexagon ( Figure 4); for the cell 4G in FIG. 4, the length of the edges 6, 6 ′ for priming the electrodes Y1, Y′1 corresponds to the segments AB and A′B ′.
- each coplanar electrode Y1, Y'1 comprises:
- the bus 10, 10 ' being positioned behind the priming edge of this electrode, at least one branch 11a, 11' a extending from the bus 10, 10 'to the priming edge .
- the edges of branches which face each other are separated by a constant distance 12 over a predetermined length which corresponds to the width of these branches, which is here variable from one cell to another: 21a and 23a for cell 4a - 21b and 23b for the next cell, then 21c and 23c, 21 d and 23d; the length of the discharge initiation edges is here always less than the width 14a, 14b, 14c, 14d of the rectangles forming the cells, which corresponds to the dimension of the cells measured between two opposite barriers arranged in the general direction of the coplanar electrodes.
- the discharges start between the branches 11a and 11 'a, then extend over the entire length 20a, 22a of these branches, transversely to the buses 10, 10'; this spreading being favorable to the light output, it is advantageous to choose as long branches as possible.
- the invention aims to increase the light output of plasma panels, to improve the addressing speed of cells, and to increase the lifetime of the panels.
- the subject of the invention is a plasma display panel comprising a first panel and a second panel providing between them a space filled with discharge gas and compartmentalized in a two-dimensional matrix of discharge cells
- the first panel comprising at least two networks of electrodes for the initiation and supply of so-called coplanar maintenance discharges, oriented in parallel general directions, entangled so that each cell is crossed by an electrode of each network, the dimensions of each cell extending in the general direction of these coplanar electrodes being limited by barriers extending in a general direction perpendicular to that of the coplanar electrodes, the adjacent coplanar electrodes of different networks having, at the level of each cell, edges that face each other and are separated by a constant distance over a predetermined length, characterized in that, for each cell, said length of the discharge initiation edges is greater, preferably at least 20%, than the greatest of said dimensions of the cell in the general direction of the coplanar electrodes .
- said constant distance which separates the edges of electrodes within each cell is greater than or equal to the minimum distance corresponding to the so-called Paschen discharge initiation conditions; preferably, this constant distance or "gap" is greater than or equal to 50 ⁇ m; the panel according to the invention therefore does not relate to so-called “cathode glow discharge” panels in the English language.
- the invention thus provides, for each cell, discharge initiation edges longer than in the prior art, which makes it possible to increase the surface area d exchange between the electrodes in the ignition zones of the discharges; However, the larger the area for which the so-called Townsend conditions are met, the more the probability of ignition is increased, which brings the following advantages:
- the invention makes it possible to avoid or limit the fixing of the priming at fixed points of the edges, since the priming edges of the electrodes are longer; indeed, the discharge is then positioned a little more randomly than in the prior art; the wear of the protective layer based on MgO is thus limited and the lifetime of the panels is extended.
- the edges which face the adjacent coplanar electrodes have a symmetry with respect to a central point of said cell; this characteristic of symmetry implies that, in the alternative holding phase, the operation is identical whatever the polarity of the coplanar electrodes of each pair; if, during a first alternation of maintenance and in a given cell, a maintenance electrode plays the role of cathode and the other maintenance electrode plays the role of anode, during the following alternation, the situation is reversed : the old cathode becomes anode and the old anode becomes cathode; symmetry of the electrode edges with respect to a central point of the cell advantageously provides identical operation and characteristics in these two half-cycles, in particular at the level of initiation of the discharges.
- the cells are in the shape of a rectangle, two sides of which are parallel to the general direction of the coplanar electrodes and said length of the discharge initiating edges is greater than that of said sides.
- the discharge paths reorganized by the shape of the priming edges of the coplanar electrodes then also induce the lengthening of the discharge spread paths, for example along the diagonal of the rectangles; this extension of the spreading paths results in a significant improvement in the light output.
- the invention also relates to a panel according to the invention where, for each cell, said discharge initiation edges have a rectilinear portion inclined relative to the general direction of the coplanar electrodes.
- the priming edges may also have rectilinear portions which are not inclined, in particular in the vicinity of the barriers; a single rectilinear inclined portion per cell is preferable, since several rectilinear inclined portions with different inclination angles, notably opposite ones, would lead to the instability of the discharges, in particular if the symmetry with respect to a central point of the cell is not not respected; similarly, an inclined straight portion is preferable to a curved portion, which also leads to the instability of the discharges.
- this inclined rectilinear portion is positioned approximately equidistant from said two opposite barriers.
- the angle of inclination of said straight portion relative to the general direction of the coplanar electrodes is, in absolute value, between 30 ° and 60 °.
- said angle of inclination is positive for one and negative for the other.
- the cells of the panel are staggered; in particular in the case where the priming edges have a rectilinear inclined portion, such an arrangement in fact makes it possible to prevent this inclination leading to too rapid bringing together of the discharges towards the barriers.
- each coplanar electrode comprises:
- said bus being positioned behind the discharge initiating edge of said electrode, at least one bypass extending from said bus to said initiating edge.
- the first slab forms the front face of said panel and said second slab forms the rear face; then, preferably:
- each derivation includes opaque bars forming a grid.
- each branch is made of transparent conductive material and, optionally, the succession of branches along each coplanar electrode forms a continuous strip along said bus.
- the invention may also have one or more of the following characteristics: - the electrode arrays of the first slab are covered with a dielectric layer;
- the second panel comprises a network of so-called data electrodes crossing the coplanar electrodes at the level of each cell;
- the second slab and the walls of the barriers are, at least partially, covered with phosphors.
- FIGS. 6 to 12 represent schematic views from above of plasma display panels according to different embodiments of the invention in the case where the cells are rectangular: o panel with priming edges inclined over the entire width of the cells: FIG. 6 relates to the case where the cells are arranged in a matrix, FIG. 7 relates to the case where the cells are arranged in staggered rows; o panel with priming edges inclined only over a central portion of the width of the cells: FIGS. 8 to 10, FIGS. 9 and 12 differing in that the coplanar electrodes are not solid but are in the form of grids, and FIG. 10 differentiating in that adjacent cells of different colors have different electrodes, the priming edges of which have in particular different inclinations.
- FIG. 11 is a variant of Figure 6, where the transparent branches form continuous strips which are not connected to the buses continuously over their entire length.
- the display panel according to a first embodiment of the invention is comparable to the panel previously described with reference to Figures 1 to 3; emphasis will therefore be placed in the following description only on the differences with the panels of the prior art; for the common elements, reference will therefore be made to the panel previously described; all the panels described later have a dielectric layer covering the coplanar electrodes; the panel according to the invention comprises rectangular cells 4R, 4G, 4B arranged in two-dimensional matrix and coplanar electrodes Y1, Y'1 passing through the panel in a generally horizontal direction.
- Each cell is here delimited on its entire periphery by rectilinear barriers 5, 5 '; the vertical barriers 5 limit the size of the cells in their width 14, which is a dimension oriented in the direction of the coplanar electrodes; the barriers 5 'are horizontal.
- the coplanar electrodes Y1, Y'1 include:
- the two coplanar electrodes are symmetrical with each other with respect to a central point C, in particular at their facing edges; as already indicated, this characteristic facilitates and improves the operation of the panel.
- the branches 11, 11 'of the adjacent coplanar electrodes Y1, Y'1 crossing the same cells 4R, 4G, 4B have edges 6, 6' which face each other and which are separated by a distance 12 which is constant over their entire length ; at the level of each cell, these edges are here rectilinear over the entire width of the cell and are inclined by an angle whose absolute value is greater than 30 ° relative to the horizontal; for two adjacent cells, the angle of inclination is alternately positive and negative.
- the length 15 of the discharge initiating edges is greater than the width 14 of the rectangle delimiting this cell between two barriers 5 'perpendicular to the buses.
- the invention thus provides, for each cell, discharge initiation edges longer than in the prior art, which makes it possible to increase the speed d addressing of the panel, lengthen its lifespan and improve the light output.
- the panel according to the invention which has just been described is manufactured by manufacturing methods known in themselves which will not be described here. in detail ; use is made in particular of conventional methods of manufacturing transparent electrodes in order to obtain the inclined shape of the edges characteristic of the embodiment of the invention.
- Figure 11 shows a variant of Figure 6, where the strip continues
- the invention is particularly applicable to panels whose cells, always rectangular, even square, are staggered, as shown in Figure 7; as before, the edges of the electrodes Y1, Y'1, more precisely those of the branches 11, 11 'of these electrodes, are inclined over the entire width of the cells so that the length of these edges is, at each cell, greater than the width of the cells, that is to say the size of the cells which extends in the same general direction as those of the electrodes Y1, Y'1.
- the edges of the electrodes Y1, Y'1 are only inclined at the center of the cells; at the level of each cell, these edges then comprise an inclined part 61, 61 ', and, on both sides, a non-inclined part, 62 and 62' on one side, and 63 and 63 'on the other side; this makes it easier to initiate discharges far from the barriers and to limit the electrical losses at the surface of the barriers; according to the invention, the total length of each discharge initiating edge 15 is the sum of the length of the non-inclined part 62, 62 'on the first side, that of the inclined part 61, 61' and that from the non-inclined part 63, 63 'on the other side; this sum is greater than the dimension 14 of the cell measured in the general direction of the coplanar electrodes Y1, Y'1; preferably, the inclined rectilinear portion represents less than 80% but more than 50% of the total length of
- the branches of the coplanar electrodes Y1, Y'1 are formed by bars 13, 13 'having a shape adapted so that the edges of different electrodes Y1, Y'1 which face each other have an inclined portion 61, 61 'in each cell; here, the bars are no longer in contact with the bus over their entire length.
- FIG. 8 represented in FIG. 9, which has the same staggered structure and the same forms of gaps.
- the branches of the coplanar electrodes Y1, Y'1 also comprise transverse conductors 19 which make it possible to orient advantageously the expansion of the discharges above the dielectric layer covering the electrodes; better light yields are then obtained.
- the branches 11, 11 'no longer form a continuous transparent conductive strip passing through the entire slab as in FIG. 6, but are individualized 11a, 11'a, .. ., 11c, 11'c per cells a, b, c, as in Figure 5 of the prior art; as in FIG.
- the width of the branches is variable from one cell to another: 23a for cell 4a, 23b for cell 4b, 23c for cell 4c; according to the invention, each branch 11a, 11 'a, ..., 11c, 11'c offers an inclined rectilinear discharge front 61, 61'; due to this inclination, at each branch 11a, 11 'a, ..., 11c, 11'c, the length of the discharge initiating edges is greater than the width of branch 23a, 23b, 23c; furthermore, according to the invention, in each cell, the length of the discharge initiation edges is greater than the width of this cell, measured between two opposite barriers: thus, for example, the length 15c of the initiation edges of cell 4c discharge is greater than the width 14c of this cell; in addition, the angle of inclination of these edges is variable from one cell to another, which advantageously makes it possible to adapt the priming conditions between different cells comprising, for example, phosphors of different colors.
- the length of the priming edges of each branch is certainly greater than the width of this branch, but not necessarily to the width of the cell, in particular if the width of the branch is much less than that of the cell ; according to the invention, the inclination must be large enough so that the length of the priming edges is greater than the width of the cell.
- the invention also applies to cases where the edges of coplanar electrodes which face each other have several rectilinear portions inclined in each cell, or have curved shapes, provided that, in each cell of the panel, the length of the edges of discharge initiation between the coplanar electrodes is greater, preferably at least 20%, than the largest of the dimensions of this cell measured in the general direction of the coplanar electrodes.
- the invention applies to all forms of cells of coplanar panels.
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