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Effect of Impurity in Discharge Gas on High γ Properties of Newly Developed CeSrO Film for Novel Plasma Display Panel
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The discharge properties and chemical surface stability of CeO2 containing Sr (CeSrO) as the candidate for high-γ protective layer of noble plasma display panels (PDPs) are characterized. CeSrO films have superior chemical stability, because of the decrease in reactiveness on surface due to their fluorite structure. The discharge voltage is 50 V lower than that of MgO films for a pure discharge gas of Ne/Xe = 85/15 at 60 kPa. However the topmost surface, monolayer, of the CeSrO film relevant to the discharge property is hardly recovered from the damage by CO2 impurity in discharge gas. We can expect that by pumping down to a sufficiently low CO2 partial pressure (lower than 1
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E95-C No.11 pp.1761-1768
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- 2012/11/01
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- 1745-1353
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- 10.1587/transele.E95.C.1761
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- Special Section INVITED PAPER (Special Section on Electronic Displays)
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Yasuhiro YAMAUCHI
Yusuke FUKUI
Yosuke HONDA
Michiko OKAFUJI
Masahiro SAKAI
Mikihiko NISHITANI
Yasushi YAMAUCHI
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PDP, γ, protective layer, discharge, MgO
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Yasuhiro YAMAUCHI, Yusuke FUKUI, Yosuke HONDA, Michiko OKAFUJI, Masahiro SAKAI, Mikihiko NISHITANI, Yasushi YAMAUCHI, "Effect of Impurity in Discharge Gas on High γ Properties of Newly Developed CeSrO Film for Novel Plasma Display Panel" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E95-C, no. 11, pp. 1761-1768, November 2012, doi: 10.1587/transele.E95.C.1761.
Abstract: The discharge properties and chemical surface stability of CeO2 containing Sr (CeSrO) as the candidate for high-γ protective layer of noble plasma display panels (PDPs) are characterized. CeSrO films have superior chemical stability, because of the decrease in reactiveness on surface due to their fluorite structure. The discharge voltage is 50 V lower than that of MgO films for a pure discharge gas of Ne/Xe = 85/15 at 60 kPa. However the topmost surface, monolayer, of the CeSrO film relevant to the discharge property is hardly recovered from the damage by CO2 impurity in discharge gas. We can expect that by pumping down to a sufficiently low CO2 partial pressure (lower than 1
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AU - Yasuhiro YAMAUCHI
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AU - Masahiro SAKAI
AU - Mikihiko NISHITANI
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