Simulation studies of the coplanar electrode and other plasma display panel cell designs

Veronis, Georgios; Inan, U. S.

doi:10.1063/1.1478143

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“…where k , n , v , are excited species emitting UV photons, density of particle k , inverse of radiation lifetime and energy of emitted photons respectively [5,6] (7) where e J and i J are the electron and ion current densities respectively, E is the local electric field.…”

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17.4: Fluid Simulations and Experiments for Ultra‐Thin Shadow‐Mask PDP

Yang

Yan

Zhang

et al. 2014

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An ultra-thin shadow mask plasma display panel is suitable for double-sided display and 3D display. A self-consistent fluid model is used to analyze the discharge characteristics of the ultra-thin SMPDP cell. The discharge processes of ultra-thin SMPDP and normal SMPDP are almost same proved by fluid model and ICCD images. Moreover, both the simulation and experimental results indicate that the discharge efficiency can be highly improved by using the ultra-thin glass as dielectric layer for its 50-70 m thick and 6.7 dielectric constant in ultra-thin SMPDP compared to normal SMPDP especially in high Xe ratio.

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17.4: Fluid Simulations and Experiments for Ultra‐Thin Shadow‐Mask PDP

Yang

Yan

Zhang

et al. 2014

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“…We provide only a brief description of the self-consistent fluid model used to simulate the microdischarges in the PDP cell since this model has been described in detail elsewhere [6], [22].…”

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Improvement of the efficiency of plasma display panels by combining waveform and cell geometry design

Veronis

Inan²

2005

IEEE Trans. Plasma Sci.

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A two-dimensional self-consistent simulation model is used to investigate the effect of several different sustaining voltage waveforms on the luminous efficiency of plasma display panel (PDP) cells. We first show that such a model can reproduce all the major trends of experimental display measurements concerning the effect of waveform on PDP efficiency. We then use this model to put forth new high-efficiency PDP designs. A new sustaining waveform combining assistant voltage pulses with asymmetric pulse driving results in 25% maximum increase in efficiency within the voltage margin of the cell. A new plasma display using combined waveform and electrode designs is determined to have a maximum increase in efficiency of 40%. Index Terms-Dielectric barrier discharges, discharge simulation, microdischarge plasmas, plasma display panel (PDP).

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“…Rauf et al [9] used a two-dimensional hybrid model to investigate the operation of a coplanar-electrode PDP cell sustained in He/Ne/Xe gas mixture. Most of them [2][3][4][5][6] used fluid models and some of them used particle simulation [7,8]. The fluid simulations describe the plasma based on the density, mean velocity and mean energy of the constituent species.…”

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“…Hagelaar et al [5] discussed the appropriate boundary conditions that must be used in fluid models by developing efficient and accurate numerical algorithms for PDP fluid code. Veronis and Inan [6] used a similar two-dimensional fluid model for a coplanar discharge to discuss the effect of introducing floating electrodes in the dielectric layer. Rauf et al [9] used a two-dimensional hybrid model to investigate the operation of a coplanar-electrode PDP cell sustained in He/Ne/Xe gas mixture.…”

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Investigation of Discharge Characteristics Affected by Barrier Ribs in the Discharge Cell of Alternating‐Current Plasma Display Panel

Ding

Deng

et al. 2006

Contrib. Plasma Phys.

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To investigate the barrier ribs effect on the discharge characteristics in the discharge cell of Alternating-Current Plasma Display Panel, three kinds of barrier ribs in the discharge cell: gas gap, dielectric gap, and metallic gap, were studied respectively. The distribution of potential and the distribution of density of charged particles were obtained by the two-dimensional particle-in-cell kinetic simulation method. The simulation results shows that, in the Ne-Xe (4%) gas mixture with the gas pressure of 300 Torr, the distribution of electric potential, in the corner of the left and right side, is very different, while the distribution in the center of cell in these three cases is almost same. And the formation process of the striation during the discharge is also discussed. The distribution of density shows that the striation phenomenon occurs along with the firing of discharge, and the existence of the dielectric ribs may reduce the charged particles density humps to some degree.

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Simulation studies of the coplanar electrode and other plasma display panel cell designs

Cited by 21 publications

References 23 publications

17.4: Fluid Simulations and Experiments for Ultra‐Thin Shadow‐Mask PDP

17.4: Fluid Simulations and Experiments for Ultra‐Thin Shadow‐Mask PDP

Improvement of the efficiency of plasma display panels by combining waveform and cell geometry design

Investigation of Discharge Characteristics Affected by Barrier Ribs in the Discharge Cell of Alternating‐Current Plasma Display Panel

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