Title :
Thermal characteristics of glass-metal composition plasma display panels
Author :
Lee, Mikyoung ; Pecht, Michael
Author_Institution :
CALCE Electron. Products & Syst. Center, Univ. of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA
fDate :
11/1/2002 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
Plasma display panels use gas plasma to produce light, with a technique very similar to that used for fluorescent tubes. This is currently the only flat panel technology available for very large flat-panel televisions. A newly developed plasma display panel utilizes a composition of glass, metal and frit glass sealing material, in addition to functional thin and thick film glass-powder-based laminate composites. This paper focuses on this new plasma display technology and discusses its structure and thermal reliability characteristics and challenges.
Keywords :
cracks; electron tube testing; flat panel displays; glass-metal seals; large screen displays; plasma displays; reliability; temperature distribution; thermal shock; PDP reliability; critical temperature distributions; flat panel technology; frit glass sealing material; functional thick film glass-powder-based laminate composites; functional thin film glass-powder-based laminate composites; gas plasma; glass-metal composition plasma display panels; thermal characteristics; thermal reliability characteristics; thermal shock testing; very large flat-panel televisions; Dielectric substrates; Electrodes; Glass; Phosphors; Plasma displays; Plasma temperature; Ribs; Sealing materials; TV; Thermal stresses;
Journal_Title :
Advanced Packaging, IEEE Transactions on
DOI :
10.1109/TADVP.2002.807604