Asahi Glass Company, Limited

Katsuaki Aikawa

Kazuyoshi Noda

Takuji Oyama

Ken Moriwaki

Kouichi Osada

Nobuyoshi Sakurada

Toshihiro Ajikata

Kazuo Sato

Akira Mitsui

Atsushi Hayashi

Junichi Ebisawa

Yasuo Hayashi

Masami Miyazaki

Masao Higeta

Toshihiko Saito

A protective plate for a plasma display comprises conductive substrate for protecting a plasma display and an electrode in electrical contact with the conductive substrate.

Protective plate for a plasma display and a method for producing the same

A protective plate for a plasma display including a conductive substrate for protecting the plasma display. The conductive substrate includes a substrate having a glass plate and a conductive film formed on a resinous film bonded to the glass plate substrate. The plasma display also includes an electrode in electrical contact with the conductive substrate.

A protective plate for a plasma display includes conductive substrate for protecting a plasma display and an electrode in electrical contact with the conductive substrate.

A transparent conductive film of a zinc oxide type containing gallium and silicon, which contains silicon in an amount of from 0.01 to 1.5 mol % in terms of SiO.sub.2.

Transparent conductive film and method for its production, and

An electrically heated transparency which has a glass plate, a pair of bus bars provided at upper and lower sides of the glass plate and a transparent electric conductive film disposed on a surface of the glass plate so as to connect the pair of bus bars. The upper side bus bar has two upper bus bar elements. The upper bus bar elements are respectively extended to current feeding portions and have free ends at opposite positions in an upper side portion of the glass plate and near both sides of the transparent electric conductive film. The upper bus bar elements have parallel portions, in a connecting portion for connecting the upper side bus bar to the transparent electric conductive film, so as to oppose to each other with a space, and the upper bus bar elements are in contact with the transparent electric conductive film at the parallel portions.

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Aiko-gun, Japan

Katsuaki Aikawa