Samsung Sdi Co., Inc.

Korea Institute of Science and Technology

Jung Ho Kang

Zin Min Park

Jong Sick Choi

Seung Joon Yoo

Su Kyung Lee

Soo Joung Lee

Myung Jong Kim

Sukang Bae

Jin-Hyung Park

Sungchan Park

Sang Ook Kang

Hyunjin Cho

Changhyup Lee

Provided is a method for producing a high-quality boron nitride film grown by using a borazine oligomer as a precursor through a metal catalyst effect. The method solves the problems, such as control of a gaseous precursor and vapor pressure control, occurring in CVD (Chemical vapor deposition) according to the related art, and a high-quality hexagonal boron nitride film is obtained through a simple process at low cost. In addition, the hexagonal boron nitride film may be coated onto various structures and materials. Further, selective coating is allowed so as to carry out coating in a predetermined area and scale-up is also allowed. Therefore, the method may be useful for coating applications of composite materials and various materials.

Method for producing hexagonal boron nitride film using borazine oligomer as a precursor

An electron emission display including a first substrate having at least one electron emission device and a second substrate opposite the first substrate. The second substrate is formed with an effective region and a non-effective region. The effective region includes a fluorescent layer for emitting light by collision with electrons emitted from the electron emission device. The non-effective region includes a region in which a light-shielding layer has a transparent conductive layer and a metal layer. The transparent conductive layer is formed in the effective region where the fluorescent layer is absent. The second substrate improves the brightness of light emitted from the fluorescent layer and prevents a power supply layer, to which a high voltage is applied, from being damaged, because the transparent conductive layer is not formed under the effective region.

Electron emission display

An electron emission display comprising an electron collector or metal member is provided. The electron emission display comprises an electron emission substrate comprising at least one electron emission device and an image forming substrate comprising at least one emission region and at least one non-emission region. Images are formed in the emission regions by the collision of electrons emitted from the electron emission devices with the emission regions. The image forming substrate further comprises a metal layer positioned on at least the emission regions, and at least one electron collector positioned in the non-emission region. The electron collector may comprise first and second ends, wherein the first end is attached to the image forming substrate and the second end faces the electron emission substrate. The electron collector stabilizes the metal layer and fluorescent layers, thereby reducing arc and maintaining uniform brightness by re-directing scattered electrons toward the fluorescent layers.

Electron emission display device with electron collector or metal member

An electron emission display including an electron emission substrate having at least one electron emission device formed thereon and an image forming substrate spaced apart from the electron emission substrate. The image forming substrate includes an effective region where electrons emitted from the electron emission device collide with the effective region to form images and a black region surrounding the effective region. The effective region includes a fluorescent layer formed in an arbitrary pattern and a metal layer formed on the fluorescent layer. The metal layer has a structure extending onto at least a portion of the black region.

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Jung Ho Kang