34results about How to "Improve electron emission performance" patented technology

A method of preparing a field electron emitter includes preparing an aqueous solution including a carbon nanotube-nucleic acid composite, preparing a substrate to receive the carbon nanotube-nucleic acid composite, and electrophoresis-depositing the carbon nanotube-nucleic acid composite onto the substrate.

Provided is a manufacturing method that allows even a PDP having high-definition cells to exhibit excellent image display performance with reduced power consumption by effectively preventing impurities from adhering to the protective layer. Specifically, in a pre-baking step, a back substrate 9 is baked at a pre-baking temperature. Here, a highest pre-baking temperature is set to be lower than a softening point of a sealing material. The back substrate 9 is superposed on a front substrate 2. Then, a sealing step is performed in a sealing atmosphere prepared by mixing a predetermined amount of a reducing gas with a non-oxidizing gas. The above enables the impurities attributed to organic components due to a sealing material paste to remain as low molecular components, whereby the impurities are evacuated and removed in an evacuating step performed after the sealing step. This prevents adherence of the impurities to the protective layer 8.

The invention discloses a method for manufacturing high-dispersion ultrafine molybdenum-based powder, and belongs to the technical field of rare-earth refractory metal materials. A technological process includes acquiring precursor powder comprising molybdenum oxide, rare-earth oxide (one or two of Y<2>O<3> and La<2>O<3>) or copper oxide which are mixed uniformly by low-temperature combustion synthesis; and reducing the precursor powder in flowing hydrogen atmosphere. The molybdenum oxide and the copper oxide which are easy to reduce are reduced into metal molybdenum and copper, rare-earth oxide particles which cannot be reduced remain, and accordingly high-dispersion ultrafine Mo and rare-earth oxide powder or high-dispersion ultrafine Mo-Cu composite powder is obtained. The weight percent of the rare-earth oxide in the Mo and rare-earth oxide powder ranges from 0.5% to 30%, and the weight percent of the Cu in the Mo-Cu composite powder ranges from 5% to 40%. The method has the advantages that the powder particles are small in diameter and high in surface activity, a dispersion path in a sintering procedure is shortened, and the method is beneficial to acquiring high-density ultrafine-grain / nano-grain molybdenum-based alloy with uniform tissue distribution.

Reduced and low work function materials capable of optimizing electron emission performance in a range of vacuum and nanoscale electronic devices and processes and a method for reducing work function and producing reduced and low work function materials are described. The reduced and low work function materials advantageously may be made from single crystal materials, preferably metals, and from amorphous materials with optimal thicknesses for the materials. A surface geometry is created that may significantly reduce work function and produce a reduced or low work function for the material. It is anticipated that low and ultra-low work function materials may be produced by the present invention and that these materials will have particular utility in the optimization of electron emissions in a wide range of vacuum microelectronics and other nanoscale electronics and processes.

The invention discloses a core-case cathode transmitting material of fluorescent lamp, which is characterized by the following: adopting (BaSrCa)CO3 powder as core and carbonic acid rare earth as casethrough solid powder method; setting the central grain size of core at 5-10um; increasing the using lift of fluorescent lamp and reducing the light decay of fluorescent lamp greatly; improving the product quality of the fluorescent lamp with little grain size for cathode transmitting material, large specific surface area and high activity.