North American Philips Corporation

Efim S Goldburt

Richard E Hemmer

Robert L Bronnes

James K McKinlay

Sel B Colak

Wim M Hellebrekers

David R Woodward

A fluorescent low pressure discharge lamp is provided with axially mounted cold-cathode electrodes consisting of a sintered shaped mixture of inorganic material including about 50-90% by weight of tungsten and the remainder BaO or a mixture of BaO, CaO and SrO and oxides of Y, Zr or Hf or the rare earths. The electrodes have a uniform density throughout with a porosity of less than 10%.

Low pressure discharge lamp having sintered 'cold cathode' discharge

A fluorescent low pressure discharge lamp is provided with a sintered electrode consisting of about 50% to 90% by weight of W and the remainder BaO or a mixture of BaO, CaO and SrO and an oxide of Y, Zr, Hf or an oxide of the rare earths.

Fluorescent low pressure discharge lamp having sintered electrodes

A solid state light modulator structure useful in a video display system includes a deformable silicon containing gel layer on an array of charge storage elements, and an adherent, highly light reflective metal (e.g., Ag) electrode layer formed directly on the surface of the gel layer by sputtering in a non-reactive atmosphere.

Method of metallizing silicon-containing gel for a solid state light

A solid state light modulator structure useful in a video display system includes a deformable silica containing gel layer on an array of charge storage elements, and an adherent, highly light reflective metal (e.g., Ag) electrode layer formed on the surface of the gel layer by evaporation, following treatment of the gel surface in an oxygen-containing plasma.

Solid state light modulator incorporating metallized gel and method of

An actively phase matched waveguide structure suitable for use as a frequency doubling device is described. The device includes a non-linear optical waveguide and phase matching of the waveguide is controlled by an electrically operated light modulator which is spaced apart from the waveguide. The modulator includes one or more electrodes disposed on a substrate and an elastomeric transparent gel which has a metallic coating on its upper surface. Application of a voltage between the metallic upper surface and the electrodes causes a deformation in the gel which alters the gap between the upper surface of gel and thus provides phase matching.

Frequency doubling optical waveguide with active phase matching

A solid state light modulator structure useful in a video display system includes a deformable silica containing gel layer on an array of charge storage elements, and an adherent, highly light reflective metal (e.g., Ag) electrode layer formed directly on the surface of the gel layer by sputtering in a non-reactive atmosphere.

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Briarcliff Manor, NY, United States of America

Efim S Goldburt