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Improved plasma displays utilize electrodes including low electron affinity (LEA) materials such as diamond. In dc displays the LEA materials are disposed on the cathode. In ac displays the LEA materials are disposed on the dielectric layers of both electrodes. The improved displays exhibit reduced operating voltage, higher resolution, and enhanced robustness.
1. In a plasma display comprising at least one plasma display cell, said cell comprising a pair of electrodes and walls separating said electrodes and enclosing a volume containing gas, comprising noble gas,
the improvement wherein at least one of said electrodes comprises a low electron affinity material having an electron affinity less than 3 electron volts comprising a material selected from the group consisting of diamond, aluminum nitride, and aluminum gallium nitride.
2. The improved plasma display of claim 1 wherein said low electron affinity material comprises defect-rich diamond.
3. The improved plasma display of claim 1 wherein said low electron affinity material comprises diamond particles.
4. The improved plasma display of claim 1 wherein said low electron affinity material is in the form of a layer having a thickness in the range 0.005-100 μm.
5. The improved plasma display of claim 1 wherein said low electron affinity material covers at least 60% of said electrode.
6. The improved plasma display of claim 1 wherein said plasma display cell has a turn-on voltage of less than 80 volts.
7. The improved plasma display of claim 1 wherein said walls comprise a low electron affinity material having an electron affinity less than 3 electron volts.
8. The improved plasma display of claim 1 wherein both electrodes of said pair comprise a low electron affinity material having an electron affinity less than 3 electron volts.
9. The improved plasma display of claim 1 wherein said low electron affinity material comprises diamond and said gas additionally comprises hydrogen.
10. The improved plasma display of claim 1 wherein said low electron affinity material comprises aluminum nitride or aluminum gallium nitride and said gas additionally comprises nitrogen.
11. The improved plasma display of claim 1 wherein said low electron affinity material comprises hydrogen-plasma treated diamond particles.
12. The improved plasma display of claim 1 wherein said plasma display cell further comprises hydrogen-storage material for releasing hydrogen into said gas.
13. The improved plasma display of claim 1 wherein one of said electrodes is a cathode having a u-shaped surface with ends projecting toward the other of said electrodes.
This invention pertains to plasma displays having an improved electrode structure comprising a low electron affinity material such as diamond or aluminum nitride.
Plasma displays utilize emissions from regions of low pressure gas plasma to provide visible display elements. A typical display cell comprises a pair of electrodes within a sealed cell containing a noble gas. When a sufficient voltage is applied between the electrodes, the gas ionizes, forms a plasma, and emits visible and ultraviolet light. Visible emissions from the plasma can be seen directly. Ultraviolet emissions can be used to excite visible light from phosphors. An addressable array of such display cells forms a plasma display panel. Typically display cells are fabricated in an array defined by two mating sets of orthogonal electrodes deposited on two respective glass substrates. The region between the substrates is filled with a noble gas, such as neon, and sealed.
Plasma displays have found widespread applications ranging in size from small numeric indicators to large graphics dismays. Typical applications are described in H. G. Slottow, IEEE Trans. Electron Devices, Vol. ED-23, No. 7, p. 760 et seq (1976) and S. Mikoshiba, Society for Information Display, Seminar No. F-2 (1993) which are incorporated herein by reference. Plasma displays are strong contenders for future workstation displays and HDTV displays.
The commercial success of plasma displays is due to many desirable properties. For example, a plasma has very strong nonlinear current-voltage characteristic which is ideally suited for multiplexing or matrix addressing. This nonlinearity also provides internal memory and logic capabilities which can be used to reduce the number of external circuit drivers. The ultraviolet radiation from a plasma can be used to excite phosphors, thereby permitting fabrication of full color displays. Other favorable attributes of plasma displays include long lifetime (�10,000 hrs for dc displays and >50,000 hrs for ac displays) with no catastrophic failure mechanism. They provide high resolution, good contrast ratio, a wide viewing angle (comparable to a CRT), and gray scale capability (8-bit, 256 levels). The displays are rugged, self-supporting structures which can be made in large areas (a display as large as 1.5 m diagonal with 2,048�2,048 pixels has been reported), and they are tolerant to harsh environment and wide temperature variations. The principal drawbacks of plasma displays are their high driver voltage (150-200 V), relatively low luminance (�100 cd/m2 compared to 700 cd/m2 for a CRT) and low luminous efficiency (0.2 lm/W compared to 4 lm/W for a CRT).
Plasma displays are usually classified as dc or ac. In a dc display, the electrodes are in direct contact with the plasma. The current is limited by resistance. In an ac display the electrodes are typically separated from the plasma by a dielectric, and the current is limited by capacitance.
DC displays ultimately fail because the cathode material is gradually sputtered or eroded away under the bombardment of positively charged energetic ions from the plasma. Erosion or sputtering of these cathode materials limits the typical lifetime of a dc plasma display at �10,000 hours. The sputtering also leads to the deposit of cathode material on the inner surface of the enclosing glass envelope, reducing the transmission of light.
Addition of small amounts of mercury reduces the sputtering problem but does not solve it. Although the addition of mercury in the gas reduces the effect of sputtering by several orders of magnitude, mercury particles tend to condense at the coldest spot. As a result, active regions where sputtering is severe have less mercury. Mercury is also chemically reactive with metals such as Ba and Ag which are used as electrode or electric lead materials. In addition, the strong visible emission from mercury degrades the color purity.
AC displays using conventional materials are subject to problems of contamination. In a typical ac plasma display the conductive electrode is covered by a dielectric layer which is, in turn, overcoated with MgO. The MgO overcoating has a high secondary electron emission coefficient which reduces the breakdown voltage for the gas. In addition, MgO is resistant to sputtering and thus gives the device a very long lifetime. The problem is that MgO is susceptible to contamination in the manufacturing process. Once contaminated, it is virtually impossible to clean.
The high operating voltage (150-200 V) in conventional plasma displays is disadvantageous. The use of relatively high operating voltages and associated problems in dielectric breakdown make it necessary to use tall dielectric barrier ribs between the cathode and the anode. Since much of the energy loss in the plasma displays is due to the collision of the plasma with the barrier ribs, high aspect ratio display cells with large surface to volume ratios are not desirable. In addition, higher pixel-density displays with smaller cell sizes are difficult to obtain if the barrier rib is to stay tall.
If the operating voltage can be lowered, the height of the rib can be reduced and hence smaller cell sizes can be implemented. Shorter ribs would increase the solid angle subtended by the front transparent electrode and reduce the number of photons absorbed by the barrier rib. Thus for a given input power, more photons would exit the display.
Accordingly, there is a need to develop new electrode materials for both dc and ac plasma displays which will provide low operating voltage, mechanical robustness, chemical stability and tolerance to harsh environment.
Improved plasma displays utilize electrodes comprising low electron affinity (LEA) materials such as diamond. In dc displays the LEA materials are primarily disposed on the cathode. In ac displays the LEA materials are primarily disposed on the dielectric layers of both electrodes. The improved displays exhibit reduced operating voltage, higher resolution, and enhanced robustness.
The nature, advantages and various additional features of the invention will appear more fully upon consideration of the illustrative embodiments now to be described in detail in connection with the accompanying drawings. In the drawings:
FIG. 1 is a cross section of a typical conventional dc plasma display cell;
FIG. 2 shows a dc plasma display cell having cathode comprising a low electron affinity material;
FIG. 3 is an experimental set-up for demonstrating the effect of low electron affinity materials on the generation of a plasma;
FIG. 4 is a block diagram of the steps involved in making improved dc plasma display;
FIG. 5 is a scanning electron micrograph of diamond islands useful as low electron affinity materials;
FIG. 6 is a schematic illustration of a first embodiment of a dc plasma display made by the process of FIG. 4;
FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of a second embodiment of a dc plasma display made by the process of FIG. 4;
FIG. 8 schematically illustrates a pre-made barrier rib structure useful in the process of FIG. 4;
FIG. 9 is a schematic cross section of an ac plasma display using electrodes comprising low electron affinity material.
It is to be understood that the drawings are for purposes of illustrating the concepts of invention and are not to scale.
This description is divided into three parts. Part I describes a dc plasma display cell having an improved cathode structure. Part II describes the fabrication of dc plasma displays using the improved cell of Part I, and Part III describes an ac plasma display having improved electrodes.
I. Improved DC Plasma Display Cell
Referring to the drawings, FIG. 1 is a cross sectional view of a conventional cell 8 for a dc plasma display. The cell 8 comprises a pair of glass plates 9 and 10 separated by barrier ribs 11. One plate 9 includes a transparent anode 12. The other plate 10 includes a cathode 13. The plates 9, 10 are typically soda lime glass. The anode 12 is typically a metal mesh or an indium-tin-oxide (ITO) coating. The cathode 13 is either metal such as Ni, W and stainless steel or a conductive oxide. A noble gas 14 such as neon, argon or xenon (or mixtures thereof) is filled in the space between the electrode. The barrier ribs 11 are dielectric, and typically they separate plates 9, 10 by about 200 μm. In operation, a voltage from a power supply 15 is applied across the electrodes. When the applied voltage is sufficiently high, a plasma 16 forms and emits visible and ultraviolet light.
The difficulty with this conventional dc cell can now be readily seen. Since the cathode 13 is immersed in the plasma 16, it is subject to bombardment by energetic ions. The sputtering effect produced by this bombardment severely limits the lifetime of the cathode 13.
FIG. 2 schematically illustrates an improved display cell in accordance with the invention. The cell of FIG. 2 is similar to that of FIG. 1 except that the cathode comprises an additional layer of low electron affinity material (LEA material 20) such as diamond. The layer 20 is preferably disposed on conductor 13. The term low electron affinity material refers to materials having electron affinities (work functions) below about 3 electron volts (eV) and preferably below about 2 eV and specifically includes materials having negative electron affinities (NEA materials). The presence of the LEA material 20 will allow the plasma 16 to be generated at lower voltages because electron emission from the LEA material under electrical field or upon collision with ions, metastables and photons is much easier than with conventional materials. This facilitated emission greatly reduces the power consumption, simplifies the driver circuitry, and permits higher resolution.
Diamond, and particularly diamond treated with hydrogen plasma, is the preferred LEA material. Diamond can actually be made with a negative electron affinity. Moreover, diamond is one of the hardest materials known and is highly resistant to sputtering. The inventors have previously discovered that defect-rich diamond made by chemical vapor deposition (CVD) is a low voltage field emitter. See, Jin et al, U.S. Pat. No. 5,637,950 filed Oct. 31, 1995 and entitled "Field Emission Devices Employing Enhanced Diamond Field Emitters" which is incorporated herein by reference. The defect-rich diamond referred to herein is characterized in Raman spectroscopy by a diamond peak at 1332 cm-1 broadened by a full width at half maximum in the range 5-15 cm-1 and preferably 7-11 cm-1. Further, nanometer diamond powders made by high temperature, high pressure processes (explosive or static) have superior electron emission properties when they are pretreated in a hydrogen plasma at temperatures of 500-800� C. See, Jin et al. U.S. Pat. No. 5,616,368 filed Jan. 31, 1995, and entitled "Field Emission Devices Employing Activated Diamond Particle Emitters And Methods For Making Same", which is incorporated herein by reference. Nanometer diamonds as used herein refers to diamond particles having maximum dimensions in the range 5 nm to 1000 nm and preferably 10 nm to 300 nm. The nanometer diamonds are desirably uniform in size. Preferably 90% by volume have maximum dimensions between 1/3 the average and 3 times the average. Photoemission measurements indicate that the electron affinity is negative. Diamond-like carbon (DLC), aluminum nitride (AlN) and aluminum-gallium-nitride (AlGaN) also possess low or negative electron affinity (below �3 eV) and are good LEA materials for improving the cathode in a dc plasma.
FIG. 3 shows an experimental set up for demonstrating that a cathode comprising a low electron affinity material can significantly reduce the plasma turn-on voltage as compared with a metallic cathode. A Mo cathode 30 provided with a diamond coating 31 was disposed within a stainless steel vacuum chamber 32, and a plasma 33 was struck near the cathode. When pure Mo was used as the cathode, a voltage up to -300 V applied onto the cathode produced no visible plasma from a 10 torr hydrogen gas. However, when the Mo surface was coated with a thin film of diamond 31 as shown in FIG. 3, the breakdown voltage of the hydrogen gas occurred at �150-200 V producing a strong visible glow near the cathode surface. It is believed that because of the low electron affinity associated with diamond, a number of important reactions occurring at the cathode surface such as collisions from ions, metastable atoms or photons stimulate the ejection of electrons from the cathode surface. The ejected electrons initiate the volume reactions and lower the threshold voltage for the turn-on of a plasma.
The preferred thickness of the LEA material on the cathode is in the range of 0.005-10 μm, and more preferably 0.02-1 μm. The desired shape of the cathode material is preferably a thin film or layer. Protrusion of sharp crystallographic facets or points is desired for field concentration. Such films are typically prepared by chemical vapor deposition (CVD) growth on a conductive substrate. Physical or electrochemical deposition methods are not precluded. It is important that the deposited films are made electrically conductive, either by inducing growth defects or by doping. Diamonds can be conductively doped by incorporation of B, N, C, P during CVD growth or by ion implantation of these dopants after growth, optionally followed by annealing.
As an alternative to growing LEA films, very fine particles of LEA material can be dispensed on a conductive substrate surface as a uniform-thickness layer and then be bonded onto the substrate. Mechanical contact alone is to be avoided because the high contact resistance between the LEA particles and the substrate makes the electron transport difficult.
The preferred LEA particles are diamonds with particle size in the range of 0.002-1 μm, and preferably 0.005-0.5 μm. Particularly desirable are nanometer-sized diamond particles sold by E. I. DuPont under the product name Mypolex or similar size diamond particles sold by General Electric. These nanometer diamonds, when processed as described herein, exhibit very low electron-emitting threshold voltage for improved plasma displays as described herein. The exact reason for this unusual emission behavior--which is not seen in typical, insulating diamond particles (e.g., larger than �1 μm size)--is not clearly understood. It is, however, believed due to specific defects present in the nanometer-structured diamond particles.
Another advantage in using fine particle diamond is the ease of deposition by spray coating or electrophoretic deposition. A hydrogen plasma heat treatment of the spray-coated nanometer diamond particles on silicon substrates at 200-1000� C. for 1-1000 min. creates chemical bonding and electrical contact at the particle-substrate interface, and at the same time, creates a clean, hydrogen-terminated, NEA surface on the diamond suitable for low-voltage plasma displays.
The desired cathode structure contains, on at least 60% and preferably at least 90% of its surface, one or more low electron affinity electron emitter materials. The preferred materials include, but are not restricted to, electrically-conductive diamond, AlN or AlGaN. The desired plasma turn-on voltage in the inventive displays is at most 150 volts, preferably below 80V, more preferably below 50V.
II. Fabrication of Plasma Displays
The present invention permits fabrication of higher-density, higher-resolution plasma displays because of the lowered plasma turn-on voltages. Plasma displays using low electron affinity cathodes can have at least 30% higher and preferably at least 100% higher cell density than conventional plasma displays.
An exemplary procedure for constructing a plasma display is illustrated in the flow diagram of FIG. 4. A plasma display is essentially an array of plasma cells of the type shown in FIG. 2. The first step (Block A in FIG. 4) is to provide substrate having a conductive surface suitably sized, surface-finished, and patterned (e.g. into a parallel stripes of conductor or conductor-coated surface) for use as a cathode. The substrate is preferably conductive coated glass. The preferred conductor materials include Mo, W, Hf, Zr, Ti, V, Si. It is generally preferable to choose carbide-forming metals for deposition of diamond LEA materials and nitride-forming metals for deposition of AlN or AlGaN. The conductors are typically patterned in thin or thick film stripes. The thickness of the conductor or conductive coating material is typically in the range of 0.1-100 μm, preferably 0.2-10 μm.
The second step (Block B in FIG. 4) is to deposit the LEA material on the surface of the cathode conductors. The material can be deposited by CVD, plasma jet deposition, or the hot filament process. Diamond films are advantageously deposited using microwave plasma enhanced CVD. An exemplary gas mixture is 1-10 volume % methane (CH4) and H2 gas, at a temperature of 400-1000� C. AlN or AlGaN films are preferably deposited by CVD processing using trimethyl aluminum or trimethyl gallium in ammonia at 500-1100� C. The steps A and B in FIG. 4 can be reversed if desired.
The in-situ CVD-deposited LEA material typically possesses good chemical and electrical bonding to the substrate. The material can be deposited either as a continuous film or as islands completely separated from each other. The island geometry for the cathode LEA material is particularly beneficial not only because of the tendency of forming sharp crystallographic facets and corners pointing toward the anode for concentration of electric field (for easier electron emission). The island geometry has the additional advantage of the short paths of electron transport from the conductor substrate. The desired size of the CVD deposited islands is typically in the range of 0.05-10 μm, preferably 0.05-2 μm. An exemplary microstructure of a desirable diamond island geometry is shown in FIG. 5. The flat-bottomed, sharp-cornered diamond islands were deposited on Si by microwave CVD deposition at �900� C. using a mixture of methane gas (2%) in hydrogen. The flat bottom configuration provides good electrical contact.
It is important to make the deposited LEA materials electrically conductive or semi-conductive for their efficient use in the plasma panel displays. This can be accomplished by growing the material with reduced energy band gap (e.g., by introducing lattice defects in diamond or doping to conductivity). Yet further in the alternative, an insulating LEA material can be surface coated with defect-rich LEA material or doped LEA material to enhance surface conductivity.
Instead of the continuous film or island LEA material configurations deposited by CVD processing, LEA particles can be prepared and adhered onto the conductive cathode surface. They can be pre-coated with defect-rich or doped LEA material, or they can be modified after deposition by ion implantation or by deposition of a surface layer of defect-rich or doped LEA material. The LEA particles should have good electrical contact with the conductive substrate underneath. Loose particles will not work efficiently as electron emitters because of high electrical contact resistance at the interface.
The loose LEA particles, e.g., diamond or AlN particles, once deposited on the conductive substrate surface, should be bonded onto the conductor in order to efficiently function as electron emitters. A preferred method to achieve this bonding is hydrogen plasma heat treatment. For example, nanometer diamond particles (0.01-0.05 μm sized, dispersed in a liquid medium) are spray coated on a Si surface and then are processed in hydrogen plasma at 200-1000� C. for 1-1000 min. Alternatively, the LEA particles may be embedded or compressed onto the conductor by mechanical pressing followed by heat treatment to create chemical bonding. The heat treatment can optionally be followed by hydrogen plasma processing or by surface deposition/growth of defect-rich or doped material.
It is preferred that the coating of LEA material be substantially pinhole-free. Exposed metal surface area (e.g., the conductor stripes underneath) may be sputtered away during the display operation and may undesirably be deposited on the LEA coating. At least 60% and preferably 90% of the conductor surface should be covered with the low-voltage electron emitter. Preferably any exposed metal areas are recessed well below the average surface in order to reduce sputtering and to confine the deposited material. In the case of plasma displays comprising nanometer diamond particles, a thickness equivalent to about 1-100 particle layers are generally desired, about 1-20 layers are preferred, and 2-10 layers are even more preferred.
The next step shown in Block C of FIG. 4 is to add barrier ribs (cavity walls) on selected locations on the surface of the cathode. The barrier ribs between adjacent cells are used to confine the plasma and ultraviolet photons to a single pixel, so that the overall display will exhibit good color, purity and contrast. The barrier ribs can be made with insulators such as glasses or ceramics. They can have a plate geometry with square, rectangular or round holes, or they can be long parallel strips. They typically have a wall thickness of about 5-200 μm with an aspect ratio of about 0.5-3. Preferably they have a 5-25 μm wall thickness with an aspect ratio of 1-2. The walls can be made by various well-known ceramic processing methods such as screen printing, spray coating, or dispenser writing of a powder-containing slurry followed by sintering/melting. Alternatively, the walls can be prepared by subtractive means such as lithographic etching, machining, laser ablation, or sand blasting of a flat blank ceramic layer.
A novel feature is the creation of an electron emitting or electron-multiplying surface on the barrier rib walls. This step essentially extends the cathode area by making a cup-shape (or U-shape) cathode surface as compared to the flat, horizontal cathode surface in prior art plasma displays, and it minimizes photon trapping and associated energy loss. Such a wall structure, can be a single unit or a two-part structure. FIG. 6 illustrates a two-part wall comprising a conductive barrier wall 60 at the bottom side and an electrically insulating barrier wall 61 at the upper side.
One exemplary processing sequence for constructing the display of FIG. 6 is as follows. On the substrate 10 (rear glass plate coated with conductive layer stripes 13), a lower ceramic barrier wall 60 is first added, e.g., by screen printing. If the lower barrier rib wall 60 is made of electrically insulating material such as glass, a thin conductive surface layer of conductive metal, oxide, or carbide (not shown) can be added by physical deposition (such as sputtering, or evaporation), by chemical deposition (such as CVD, electroplating, or electroless plating), or by mechanical deposition (such as spray coating of a powder-containing slurry followed by sintering or melting). Inclined-angle deposition is desirably utilized to access the vertical walls and corners in each cell.
If such a conductive layer is to be added to the barrier-rib wall, a particularly preferred method calls for combining this step with the previously mentioned step of providing conductive stripes on the substrate. In the resulting structure shown in FIG. 7, both the horizontal substrate surface and the near-vertical barrier wall surfaces can be coated with a conductive layer 70 at the same time.
In another variation of the FIG. 6 structure, the conductive lower barrier rib wall can be pre-made as shown in FIG. 8. The pre-made structure is in the form of a screen 80 containing a plurality of through-holes 81 (round, square, hexagonal or other shaped holes). The pre-made structure dropped onto the substrate with conductive stripes. This process has a significant advantage in terms of rapid automated assembly of the plasma display device because it dispenses with the time-consuming steps of screen printing ceramic paste, drying, and curing on individual display. A conductive screen 80, with hole openings typically of about 5-200 μm size, can be prepared from thin sheet of metal, such as Ni, Mo, Ag, W, or their alloys, or from conductive ceramic materials. Advantageously, a conductive adhesive or solder material (not shown) is applied to the bottom surface of the drop-in screen for mechanical attachment and improved electrical conduction between the horizontal electrode and the vertical wall.
The next step shown in block D of FIG. 4 is to optionally add a LEA material on the surface of the barrier ribs. The conductive lower barrier rib material (or the surface conductive layer coating in the case of insulating wall material) is chosen so as to provide good adhesion and electrical connection to the LEA layer. Various materials mentioned earlier can be used. The structure and the deposition procedure for the LEA materials on the near-vertical barrier ribs are similar to those described earlier for the step B. The LEA materials can be added only on the lower portions 60 of the barrier ribs, or they can be added on both the lower and upper portions (60, 61).
The next step in FIG. 4 (step E) is to add electrically-insulating, upper barrier ribs (as shown schematically in FIG. 6) directly on top of the conducting lower barrier ribs. Either ceramic (such as glass) or polymer (such as polyimide or pyrolized polymer) material can be used. The upper barrier ribs can be added by a number of different processing techniques, e.g., by screen printing or spray coating of ceramic-particle-containing precursor slurry (or uncured polymer precursor liquid with suitable viscosity) followed by curing. One particularly convenient method utilizes the fact that the lower barrier ribs are protruding. The substrate with the lower barrier rib structure in place can be made to contact a lightly compliant pad containing or coated with the insulating precursor liquid or slurry (like a rubber stamp touching an ink pad wet with ink). The precursor liquid or the slurry is to be converted later into upper barrier ribs. The ink-pad-like device can be either a flat surface or a roller surface coated with the insulating precursor liquid or ceramic slurry. The desirable thickness of the insulating upper barrier rib material depends on the operating voltage for plasma turn-on. Typical thickness is in the range of 2-100 μm, and preferably in the range of 5-50 μm.
An alternative process is to use a pre-made screen of insulating material such as polymer or ceramic thin sheets, properly patterned to have registered holes to match those for the lower barrier-ribs.
The final step in FIG. 4 (step F) is to complete the plasma display device in the usual fashion by assembling the various other components. This involves adding anode, phosphor, mechanical support frames, a vacuum sealing structure, and various conventional electronic components.
In the case of diamond-coated cathodes, hydrogen plasma heat treatment at 200-1000� C. is advantageous for ensuring low-voltage electron emission (and hence low turn-on voltage in plasma displays), for example, at a field as low as 15 V/μm or preferably below 10 V/μm. The exact reason why hydrogen plasma treatment enhances electron emission is not clearly understood but it is believed to be the hydrogen termination of carbon bonds at the surface.
Another aspect of the present invention involves an optional use of hydrogen gas intentionally mixed in the plasma to maintain the hydrogen termination on the diamond surface and to minimize graphitization. The amount of hydrogen gas is at least one percent by volume and preferably at least five percent. In addition to or instead of hydrogen gas, hydrogen-storage materials that absorb or release hydrogen gas depending on temperature and partial pressure condition, can be added in the plasma display structure, either as a separate component or as a part of an existing component such as the barrier rib material or the electrodes. Hydrogen storage materials may be chosen from Pd, LaNi5, Zr--Ni or Fe--Ti based intermetallic compounds, or zeolites. The presence of such hydrogen storage material maintains a relatively constant hydrogen partial pressure throughout the lifetime of the plasma panel display and hence improves its durability.
For nitrogen-containing LEA materials it is advantageous to include N2 in the gas mixture. 1 to 5 volume percent is preferred.
III Improved AC Displays
AC plasma displays are differentiated from dc plasma displays in that both electrodes in an ac display are dielectric layers which form the cell's capacitance. The dielectric layer is, in turn, overcoated by a layer of MgO which is resistant to sputtering and has a high and stable secondary electron emission coefficient. But, as noted, MgO is very susceptible to contamination. In addition, deposition of MgO by sputtering is a lengthy process.
FIG. 9 shows an improved ac display cell 90 wherein a layer of LEA material 91 is substituted for MgO (or supplements MgO) on the dielectric layers 92, 93. Diamond has been found to be an ideal LEA material to replace or supplement MgO because diamond has a lower sputtering rate and a high secondary electron emission coefficient (as high as 50). More importantly, a hydrogen-terminated diamond surface is highly stable up to a temperature of at least 700� C. and is chemically inert. For electrodes 9, 10 in the ac plasma display, conventional CVD diamond (insulating diamond) without special defect engineering or doping can be used. The requirement for electrical resistivity of diamond in the ac plasma displays can be in a relatively wide range, e.g., 101 -1012 ohm-cm. Higher resistivity is generally preferred, as this could provide self-limiting electron emission on local diamond regions and thus homogenize the emission. CVD diamond, either continuous film or islands, can be deposited directly on glass or ceramic dielectric layers. Alternatively, particulates such as nonconductive diamond particles can be attached on to the glass or ceramic surface and bonded by heat treatment. Again, optionally some hydrogen addition to the noble plasma gas will be beneficial for the continuous activation of the diamond particles.
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In the glorious pantheon of vaporware, Sadness stands at the tippy top. The hype behind the game -- if it ever truly existed in some playable capacity at any point in time -- was only matched by the curious insistence of its Polish developer Nibris to never share anything tangible aside from concept art or vague gameplay ideas. Having absolutely nothing to show for their years of silence, Nibris closed up shop in 2010, and nary a tear was shed.
But the story doesn't end there! Members of Nibris were welcomed aboard Bloober Team, where they surprisingly succeeded in releasing a small handful of games. With confidence back in their stride, the children of Sadness sought to return to the realm of over-promising and under-delivering by quietly announcing Medium, a new IP unrelated to Sadness and scheduled for release on Wii U, PS Vita, PS3, Xbox 360, iOS, Android. and PC.
One Twilight_Prince, who has been in contact with Bloober Team for the past month, was able to score the first "screen" from the soon-to-be ironically legendary Medium. The image tells us nothing other than that the game may take place in Japan and star a gravity-defying Niko Bellic, apparently wearing the red amulet from The Secret of NIMH.
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These Nature Beautiful poems are examples of Nature poems about Beautiful. These are the best examples of Nature Beautiful poems written by international PoetrySoup poets
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Within the warmth of home, I sit amazed
at the gentle fall of snow through window pane.
Cup of tea in hand, my layered thoughts unchain,
and tumble from the tip of tongue unfazed
to land upon a pristine page appraised,
aided by the silent fall through snowy pane.
Oh, the soft white wintry glow 'pon the lane
leaves a graceful drape, Lord be praised.
Within the warmth of home, I muse on themes
of days to come and those gone bye and so,
I thank the Lord for all of nature's schemes,
for the gift of time, for peace, and for the snow.
Oh, make the blanket deep, I wish to dream,
may all my days and 'morrows have this glow.
The sun disappears in the horizon somewhere
it's not just me who regards the beauty
The horizon is a lovely color spectrum
The sky is like a watercolor paper
The colors float across the sky
Small narrow clouds create stripes
The sun drink some water from the ocean
Dipped its colors carefully in the ocean
Playing a bit with the waves
It is an amazing sight
The colors are so intensive
It is sensual and beautiful
The sun disappears in the horizon somewhere
I do not know where
but it has given me an inner peace and pleasure
A-L Andresen :)
Nature's Goddess Came To Greet
I stood upon a new dawn
When life was on the mend
And Spring burst in my heart
Nature's glory became my friend
Night stars and moon gave delight
As if life commanded this show
Brilliant rays cast upon the trees
A movie brightened dark the night
The forest spoke its worth
Creatures danced in sweet time
A pulse livened the glowing scene
Death and birth both sublime
Earth sent spirits to reveal
Stardust lying, lightly all around
Sights and sounds marvelous to behold
Mysteries slept in time surreal
Blast of knowledge entered in haste
Trees spoke with renewed vigor
Nightbirds sang in softened tunes
She appeared a glowing figure
Nature's goddess came to greet
Lowly man now most confused
A gift rarely ever given man
Goddess showering presents at man's feet
Set deep in this majestic night dream
Earth, Man and Nature eternally a team
Robert J. Lindley, 12-31-2014
The sun emerge from its hide, smiling bright and it glide
Promising a fine stay, for those who toil by the day
Oaks surround the landscape, as ferns add in to the grandeur
A heron's displaying majestic pose, the farmers toil with ardor
The placid stream that flow, bearing success into the future
A land that God has blessed, with serenity he suture
The grassland spreading far and wide, down the country line we trod
Wheels turning and a group so old, no place we haven't rode
Of sunshine state I speak to thee, its heritage and splendor bold
As we turn a bend in road, of beauty that my eyes behold.
We arrive at the marketplace, with stalls lining the street
It's the day of harvest, where a merry crowd will meet
The stalls full and brimming, with the fresh produce
Homemade things in display, of those the villagers use.
Cheese, honey and pastas, that makes our mouth water
Pickles, meats and soaps, are also things they cater.
At night the moon peeps out, of promised passion sought
And a few but lingers, to feel the cool breeze float
From the cottages flow the sound of mellow laughter
of happy wives and kids, who are well looked after.
© (13 Feb '15)
Inspired by the Robert Butler paintings, especially "Farmers' Harvest".
Flowers Emerge
Impose your will on the pretty flowers as you may
Trans-formative wonderment of nature
Entrenched, defiled, they pop up any way in clusters
Vivacious are the colors above the solid stem
Cut cold to death, decay and pain, to follow winters grip
Excellence defined in the ability to survive
Dangerous are the forces that persist to derogate them
Yet they prevail against all odds
Death comes but they regenerate
Grass is their shield. Dirt is their pillow there
Negative winds carry with them ice
Reds and yellows grow on below the sun
Visceral, strangled roots, fragile faces, petal soft, grow cold
Ingenious species, green with envy on the leaf, rise again
A Cacophony of nature's birds and bees disturbs the peace
Flowers come in abundance, remain, friendly on the green
Distinguished in divine fashion, exquisite, generous to the last
Elevated smiles on pollen grains contain the seed of life
Flowers emerge, aware of life
11/22/14 Poetry Contest - "Encounters With Flowers"
Brimstone's way up past the clouds
Highlights against the ocean line
Beautiful sunrise, warm texture
Warning, the rooster!
Glorious yellow and orange mixture
My source of great inspiration
Horizon against the wind
Unmatched - beauty mark In the sky
Itty Bitty Co.
Ah! Harsh cold winter must be tired,
his grip weakening, he breathes his last.
The frowning skies finally crumble fast
revealing downy blue clouds that waltz
The sun blows kisses of shine--- like a rainfall
touching, caressing but melting adagio
the white icy coats among branches...
The blossoms sultry strip to loosen their curves
then upon naked arms of trees curls
the color green trembling with symptoms of spring.
Birds twiddle free to sound like thrums.
Evergreen trees duet as they whistle
to calm tunes of nippy breeze.
All around a choir blushing fountain hues
of brown, red, pink and yellow.
Animals long-hiding from hugs of frost
now stands. They burst with grins and jolts--
like squirrels bouncing up and down.
Butterflies outstretch wings flutter by!
Snow that clogs and plugs finally weeps--
running dry with the heat rising slow on air.
It stirs sweet liquid pearls
to tip-toe on leaves and petal's swells.
Buzzing bees chase fresh floating nectar...
Lured, they dance on merry-go-round
in the warm bosom of smiling sunshine.
Coats and boots all pack and rolled away,
chuckles and giggles tickle the daytime flair
as little children prance to do some plays.
©O.E. Guillermo
Sponsor: Shadow Hamilton
Contest Name: Seasons
Placed 1st
06:49 pm, January 01, 2015
Morning Dew Glistens in Anticipation
Glistening of gentle morning dew
soft breeze flowing sweetly along
Thoughts again of life and you
melodies that play a mental song
Trees wrapping this beautiful morn
joyful thoughts now so newly born
Sky filters down its sunlit rays
birds chirp all about on such days
My joy lost has now been found
as the natural world spins around
Life takes on a sheen of the new
Again my happy thoughts turn to you
Our lives joined, paths forever hold
this deep love that makes us both so bold!
Robert J. Lindley 09-24-2014
note: Took a Nature hike today. Saw God's beauty all around.
Very soon I found myself thinking ,yes, that my life came around
when my wife married me. As if a Spring shower had soothed the
parched ground. Giving nourishment for the seeds of bliss
to sprout on up and grow.
God, Nature's glow, my wife's love and beauty , our son's
smiles today made this world turn from bleak and cold to
sunshine and a slice Of heaven. Thank God for Nature's
beauty and its sweet inspirations.
My brother-in-law David was sent home to die tonight. They can do no more , the cancer will end his life, most likely in the next few days...
I couldn't go there tonight. The helpless feeling slays me so!
I hope to have the courage to go tomorrow morn...
Amidst greenery
Such beauty abounds in bloom
Reaching to the sky
This Oriental Lily
Shows gorgeous colouration
The Stargazer lily was created in 1974 by Leslie Woodriff, a lily breeder in California. Woodriff called the new cross 'Stargazer', because the blooms faced towards the sky.
Long beak,
Sucking nectar
You seek.
Rare sight,
Humming softly
Written by Brenda Meier-Hans
Contest: Whispers of a Muse
Follow me and walk down an avenue of Firs
To my Log Cabin you'll view, I'm sure you'll concur
Overlooking Loch Ness, look in the fields you'll see
A herd of beautiful Reindeer roaming so free
But it's when you look around, my world glistens
It started by walking to here, footsteps to listen
Crunching, crunching, crunching, white virgin snow
Where here it's normally dark, now it's all aglow
As we turn the corner many colours in radiate
Glistening amidst the white kaleidoscopic drape
Then to the cabin we view, lanterns of every colour
Hanging in joyful sway never outdoing each other
As we draw nearer through the arched window I see
So beautiful in adorn, a most lovely Christmas Tree
Through the door we enter, Sleigh Bells in the Snow
It's at this time of year, so many many smiles show
White Peacock, Visual 2
beauty unfurls
embroidered silk plumage,
fashioned by fingertips of the
Rough winds blowing
Washing wild waves ashore
Scattering about seashells
It always makes me want more
~Spring versus Summer~
Spring is slowly leaving
And summer is swiftly arriving
And for me that really matter
Because the days are getting hotter
I love spring but mostly I love fall
That's when I really have a ball
That's when the days are just kinder
By reminding me when days are just better!
I hate to see spring go,
And for summer to my door just to show,
I don't like to feel all the heat,
Because that's when my body takes the beat
I prefer much better the cold weather
But I like it more when we are together,
Lots of rain and winds start to fall and blow,
Spring is about to exit and take her bow
Spring is slowly leaving
And summer is swiftly arriving
It makes me sad to see spring go
And for summer to my door just to show.
Dorian Petersen Potter
aka ladydp2000
Summer is gone now
and fall with her beautiful face
Softly just arrives.
Spreading joy with her colours
And thrilling with her magic.
Dorian Petersen Potter
aka ladydp2000
Liquid ebony pools,
in night's gossamer mist.
Yet behind purple clouds,
dying sunrays persist.
A bat casts a shadow,
across a gold doubloon.
And darkens the heavens,
by eclipsing the moon.
Trees paint their canopies,
in shades of darkest green.
And consolations point,
to where only time's been.
Shrouded in misty fog,
melancholy plants weep.
And their tears morph into
dewdrops once fast asleep.
Night's a magical time,
that is close to my heart.
And ought to be enjoyed,
like good wine and fine art.
Autumn Colours
Autumn's rich brilliant palette,
showcasing a masterpiece
of fiercely blazing colours -
boastful foliage!
Leaves through a kaleidoscope,
pirouetting in wind-blown
gowns of gold, orange, brown, red -
Oh! Autumn colours!
Rushing Waters Stir The Soul
The water rushed by with a glow
its journey's end few may know
Just a long creek flowing west
deep into wetlands I knew best
Sunny morns I visit to renew
stir heart, wipe away the blue
Sounds so pleasing to my ears
comforting sights easing fears
Fish flopping all about in play
soul stirring sight this day
Kingfisher diving for a feast
Sun rising swifting in the East
Trees wrapping its gentle banks
my heart and soul giving thanks
Another dream I hold in my mind
of Nature and this scenic find!
Robert J. Lindley, 09-12-2014
Somewhere in an old-growth forest,
a woman smoothly moves amidst
shadows of the pines and hardwoods.
Her mossy gown is verdant green,
her hair twinkles with mica and
her soul, deep as a midnight sky,
with remote star clusters beaming.
She tends the ruins of an ancient inn
and a bed of ferns and roses.
Many a nomad, passing through,
is revived by her grace and goodness.
Though we can't lay hands on her,
she wanders free within our grasp,
For the ancient inn beguiles us still
in the labyrinths of our minds.
Where twilight songs search of beauty
like syllables broke apart
I count each step to find your heart
where velvet words resonate
and azure moonlight softly hangs
in brushed hues of melody..
Poet ~ Rick Parise
Contest ~ NIGHT CREATURES
Muse ~ Nightingale #5
Those Were Golden Days of Splendor
Rushing clear water splattered over the rocks
melding into a huge spraying white foam
The sounds made sent heavenly tastes to my ears
the sight pierced my heart with love's stab
Stab that melds heart to a gentle Soul
a sweet pain born again and again so happily
Fast running stream in my mind's eye endures
stamps images with a clear splash of life
Just a swift stream from my youthful forays
days spent exploring Nature, the world anew
Memories time stamped , precious cargo aboard
faces of family waiting home for my return
Rushing water, a life in a bubbling brook
A memory, a love , a mental picture I took!
Robert J. Lindley, 08-26-2014
note: Looking back at the greatest time of my life.
I was ten years old, rambling the fields and woods
like a roaming gypsy on the prowl. My father was still alive,
my mother young and in good health and best of all my
baby brother was two years old, destined to live 12 more years.
A happy family of 11 children and two parents. Life was good!
We sit on the dock in the chilly autumn air
Wrapped in a blanket we just sit and stare.
The shores of our Lake are glowing with trees,
With all their bright colors our eyes do appease.
The moon seems to be on fire this night
And we watch as the geese arise and take flight,
Knowing we're blessed by this magical sight.
Written by Brenda Meier-Hans
Black birds gather....early in the morning....scooping up sunshine and singing to announce a new day....
Wings flapping in rapid succession....like waves of splendor....enthusiasm galore!
Black birds gather...my heart flutters a new beat...a tempo like none other...like the shininess of soft piano keys...your passion to sing enlightens me
Oh how I wish I could sing at the first shards of sunlight....how I wish I could fly around from tree top to tree top ushering in the new opportunity
I will do my best to do the same thing right down here with my mug of hot coffee!
How I love the NEW DAY!
From once lush green, vibrantly alive
This dorsiventrally flattened leaf never dies
It's fragility, nursed to allow ~
Such patience from the artist abounds
By blade and pin such creativity thralls
Again, it's decaying membranes reach out and touch
From the tree of life, this leaf lives on
Written about the craftsmanship of Omid Asadi
whom creates amazing Art from leaves.
Not a whisper, nor a word,
just a moment in fall
A brief moment in time,
where the branches, interred,
are now kept, as a treasure,
in a frame on the wall,
and are here, for my pleasure, ...so divine.
Stirring my soul,
in soft shades of charcoal,
that can't whitewash, or dull,
such emotion, ....that is mine, to recall
Black arches and veins,
mottled pallets of gray,
in soft fingerlings, ......exquisitely spread.
To the depths, I'm enthralled,
and without reason, it calls,
taking breath from my lungs,.... uncontrolled
Now a season is mine,
whenever I pine,
to travel from spring, ....into fall
Inspired By Giorgio's Contest: "Black and White Film Photography"
3/5/15 by Carrie Richards
BLOSSOMS and BUBBLES
From aggregate supple stellar petals' smile,
spring fragrance bubble spiral free in the air,
their porcelain blossoms dash perfection flair;
suitors bee, beguile the flower by buzzing style,
the blooms' fingers rush to blushes beyond compare.
Bard wind began to sing to serenade the buds in grins
rosy petals breathe a gentle sigh, one long mile...
Afar, some girls and boys see these Belles so rare--
they blow their dreams to root in land fertile.
They hope like blossoms their dreams curve in peak
though trials, struggles may round and round peep
for soon as seasons rouse may their journey begin
To the times their life drifts, avoiding not to weep
These blossoms and bubbles psalm, wisdom speak
J.A. Fraser and O.E. Guillermo
9:37 pm, March 03, 2015
Love Repeats A Kiss
Lips kiss the petals of the nether world call
Flowers derive their scents from fragrances
Fills the air with wonder
Blue skies and passion in your eyes
Green grass on the soft low valley of your soul
Eyes fill with color by the warm sun glow
Flesh blossoms slow as passion grows
Love comes in the low lands on a breeze
Leaves imagination to ponder
It never leaves
Love repeats itself with bliss
The reminder of a kiss
I admire the tree in silence.
The way it clings to the rock
And works its way down into the river
Down into the earth.
I think about the knowledge of man.
All the things that men have told me
about the tree – about botany or biology.
They have said this
They have said that
Words whispered into the air and gone in time.
Knowledge is worthless in comparison to beauty
This tree is magnificent
And that is enough for me.
A solitary piece the diamond
precious rare gem most treasured
by those lucky enough to hold
Once in possession it is rarely out of grasp
Like the gemstone the mother
requires very specific conditions
in holding fast her (family/) childrens love
Treasured forever in her heart
she will go out of her way
to preen and protect them
holding them dear to her
deep within her maternal safe – the heart
closely guarded by the mind
Her infatuation of all treasures to her
are totally understandable
especially when you think to the complexity
of structure and process taken in creation
Just as from the 'unbreakable' in ancient greek
this alletrope of carbon
with strength of bonding between atoms
is representative of that strong love
between mum and child
The maternal being could be compared
to the superlative physical qualities of the stone
Even the characteristic luster
of this gem so prevaient from its ability
to disperse light and colour
compared to the many strengths, roles and qualities
of the mother
seen by the many she deals with daily
A most high pressured job
versus the high pressured temperature
within the Earths mantle
that forms the delightful rock it gives birth to
Infants delight and ignite the forbearer
just as the jewel would dazzle the room
a mother's love encaptures the magical luster
of those she's birthed and nothing
stands inbetween this richest of cargo's
I love rain
It's a month now into spring
And still the rain pours down
Hey, is it ever going to end
There's many here that frown
They want the sunny weather
That will come soon enought
But right now, I'm enjoying it
Rain, I love the stuff.
Next week we're off on holiday
Now it really does rain there
And I'll love very bit of it
As it soaks up everywhere
To hear it's rhythm on the roof
It makes me feel so grand
Though many think that I am strange
They just don't understand
We don't get much rain in WA
So when it comes, for me
It makes me so excited
I guess it's how i be
So keep that rain a coming down
Let me feel it's soft, wet touch
I don't know what is wrong with me
But I love rain so much.
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That's what part of the issue is. There are too many hops in the evidence to get from the movie studio's evidence to the person accused. Was the ISPs information accurate? Was the studios? Who's computer had access to the access point? Was it public or compromised? Some of the information there may be no way to conclusively prove that they are accurate or inaccurate.


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This is an addon now released for Amnesia: The Dark Descent. It allows you to play as your choice of one of the 6 main characters of My Little Pony in both the campaign as well as custom stories.
May 8th, 2013 3 people agree 6 people don't
Creative mod, will download
May 9th, 2013 3 people agree 7 people don't
Nice job on the mod, bro! Glad you finally finished the last 2 characters! Plus I think this is the first time anyone's ever attempted an actual character replacement for Amnesia. Guess everyone's happy with Justine and Daniel sounds.
Great work, and very well done!


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Fruit Explosion
After reading all the posts about blooming trees I was feeling somewhat envious.Then today I took my inspection lap around the yard and am very happy to report that my Carrie, Glenn, Po Pui Kalay and Cogshall are all sending lots of flower spikes. The Cogshall and Carrie have multiple shoots coming out of just about every branch. The lemon and lime trees are covered sweet smelling flowers and baby fruits and the fig trees are also in a major vegetative growth spurt with several figs developing as well. Can't wait to see in the near future if the Pickering, Keitt and Lancetilla will produce this year. I also am proud to report all those Cherimoya trees I germinated starting October 1st are now 6" tall with 6 leaves on each. I will post pics when I get a chance.
Happy Holidays Everyone
Marinfla - Good for you, congrats! This morning I noticed my Carrie and two smallest trees a Jean Ellen and a Florigon are putting out buds. My Rosigold tree has a bunch of bud spikes on it already and is still putting out new spikes almost daily. So if Carrie buds this early when would the fruit be ready barring any winter weather issues?
Just had some nice growth flushes on my three newly planted Lychee trees which is ok because they are all too small to fruit anyway next year.


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I went here a few months ago for a late lunch. I think dinner would probably have gone better. The service was a little slow, but the time we went was probably a slow time for them. The bar looked really nice. I loved the rounded booths. I had a filet, it was pretty good. The fried strawberries on the dessert menu are delicious. They have really good bread and butter as well. My son had eaten here for dinner before and loved it. I will definitely return for dinner.
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is by placing giant scissor blades on the robots, and using a liberal recognition algorithm for when tomatoes are big enough to be cut from the stem
My tomatoes don't last two weeks before the squirrels get them. That's OK, because squirrels are also delicious if you trap them yourself.
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