Plasma Displays

Weber, Larry F.

doi:10.1007/978-94-011-7062-8_10

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“…The history of this discovery is described in details by Slottow [5]. Other information on the early development of PDPs can be found in the review papers by Weber [6], Michel [7], and Sobel [8].…”

Section: Brief History and State Of The Art Of Pdpsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Plasma display panels: physics, recent developments and key issues

Boeuf

2003

J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys.

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In this paper, we describe the principles of operation of a plasma display panel (PDP) and the physical mechanisms controlling the performances of a PDP in terms of light emission efficiency, lifetime and image quality. Emphasis is put on the physics of the plasma occurring in a PDP cell, on the discharge optimization, and on the analysis of recent results provided by experimental and numerical diagnostic tools. We focus on alternative current PDPs, where the plasma is generated by a dielectric barrier discharge, the configuration adopted by most PDP companies. The recent improvements and the remaining research issues are discussed.

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Section: Brief History and State Of The Art Of Pdpsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Plasma display panels: physics, recent developments and key issues

Boeuf

2003

J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys.

554

338

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“…There are many industrial applications of Ne-Xe gas mixtures, for example plasma display panels [9][10][11][12]. For all these applications the pressure of the pure gas or mixed gases is almost equal to atmospheric pressure.…”

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Modeling of a DC glow discharge in a neon–xenon gas mixture at low pressure and with metastable atom densities

Bouchikhi

2017

Plasma Sci. Technol.

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The physical properties of Ne-Xe DC glow discharges at low pressure are reported for a gap length of 1 cm for the first time in the literature. The model deals specifically with the first three moments of Boltzmann's equation and includes the radiation processes and metastable atom densities. The spatio-temporal distributions of the electron and neon and xenon ion densities, the neon and xenon metastable atom densities, the electric potential and the electric field as well as the mean electron energy are presented at 1.5 Torr and 250 V. The current-voltage characteristic is shown at 3 Torr, and it is compared with previous work for pure neon gas. The model is validated theoretically and experimentally in the case of pure gas.

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“…He argued that in order to fulfil completely the criterion of compensated organ pipes, the artisan needed to construct a pipe for each tone of the scale by employing the physical laws which Weber himself provided. 14 In a subsequent essay, Weber detailed the theory of a real reed pipe, with a view to determining the law governing its pitch. 15 He sets out the problem of deriving an equation for the pitch as one resembling two swinging pendulums, one being on top of the other and attached in such a way that the upper pendulum is fastened to a stationary object and carries the lower on its moving plumb bob.…”

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Physics and music in nineteenth-century Prussia: Wilhelm Eduard Weber and precision measurement

Jackson¹

2006

Interdisciplinary Science Reviews

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This essay tells the story of two material objects, the organ reed pipe and the monochord, which were critical to two distinct cultural activities of the early nineteenth century, namely physics and music. Indeed, I use these two instruments as a heuristic tool to probe the contours of and intersections between these two disciplines, with a view to improve upon disciplinary histories of both fields. Far removed from cosmic orbitals and Pythagorean ratios, my account is firmly anchored in the material culture of the nineteenth-century Bildungsbürgertum, or the educated German upper-middle class. One might be tempted to wax poetic about how science and music were inextricably linked in nineteenth-century Germany; surely, that is true. More to the point, my account proffers a glimpse into a period when debates throughout the musical community emerged on how taste could be developed and perpetuated, and to what extent physicists, with their penchant for precision measurement and quantification, could assist musicians with their attempts to create and define a new Romantic aesthetic of music.

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Plasma Displays

Cited by 24 publications

References 72 publications

Plasma display panels: physics, recent developments and key issues

Plasma display panels: physics, recent developments and key issues

Modeling of a DC glow discharge in a neon–xenon gas mixture at low pressure and with metastable atom densities

Physics and music in nineteenth-century Prussia: Wilhelm Eduard Weber and precision measurement

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