Wall Voltage Fingerprint Method for a Three-Electrode PDP Cell
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A method to characterise the wall voltage distribution in a three-electrode AC PDP cell is discussed. The method makes use of a firing voltage loop in a two-dimensional voltage plane. From this "fingerprint," data on the relative wall voltages as well as on the non-uniformity of the wall voltages can be inferred. The properties of the loop are explained using a simple numerical model based on field line tracing. The fingerprint method is applied to analyse ramp waveforms on the scan and data electrode of a surface discharge PDP. Many features of the measurements can be understood in terms of uniform wall voltage distributions on the dielectrics covering the electrodes. A more detailed analysis, however, shows that considerable wall voltage non-uniformities can exist, which play an important role in the firing behaviour of the cell.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E85-C No.11 pp.1877-1883
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- 2002/11/01
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Siebe de ZWART, Bart SALTERS, "Wall Voltage Fingerprint Method for a Three-Electrode PDP Cell" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E85-C, no. 11, pp. 1877-1883, November 2002, doi: .
Abstract: A method to characterise the wall voltage distribution in a three-electrode AC PDP cell is discussed. The method makes use of a firing voltage loop in a two-dimensional voltage plane. From this "fingerprint," data on the relative wall voltages as well as on the non-uniformity of the wall voltages can be inferred. The properties of the loop are explained using a simple numerical model based on field line tracing. The fingerprint method is applied to analyse ramp waveforms on the scan and data electrode of a surface discharge PDP. Many features of the measurements can be understood in terms of uniform wall voltage distributions on the dielectrics covering the electrodes. A more detailed analysis, however, shows that considerable wall voltage non-uniformities can exist, which play an important role in the firing behaviour of the cell.
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