How field emission displays work
Field emission displays, or FEDs, feature a sort of hybrid television technology. They use the electron guns of CRT sets and the layering of components found in LCD screens.
Credit: Carbon Nanotechnologies
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star trek.. here we go into the 21 first
century . :-) Hay, now if we can only
figure out how to make a transpoter...
and, make a BIG space ship.... :-)
star trek.. here we go into the 21 first
century . :-) Hay, now if we can only
figure out how to make a transpoter...
and, make a BIG space ship.... :-)
Up to date I still love my SONY E200 FD-Trinitron Monitor - High contrast and 0.24um pitch still running right now.
Wish FED can produce 0.22um pixel size....wish it can go smaller.
- Electrons just rocks
- by aidle January 26, 2006 5:02 AM PST
- This is a type of display technology I wish for and hopefully it will replace PC LCD monitor soon.
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(4 Comments)Up to date I still love my SONY E200 FD-Trinitron Monitor - High contrast and 0.24um pitch still running right now.
Wish FED can produce 0.22um pixel size....wish it can go smaller.