Nokia Graetz

Standard Electrik Lorenz Ag

Standard Elektrik Lorenz

Michael Schlipf

Kurt M Tischer

Rolf Zondler

Rolf Wengert

Klaus-Peter Voigt

Herbert Hemminger

P Dieter Lesiak

In a glass viewing screen for a color-picture-reproducing device, the phosphor areas deposited on the inside of the glass viewing screen are surrounded by a sealing-glass matrix. The matrix is made of a sealing glass that shrinks upon thermal crystallization so that the sealing glass may be deposited by screen printing.

Glass viewing screen for a color-picture-reproducing device and a method

To deposit a solderable metal layer on conductive paths (4) of ITO on substrates of display devices (1) by an electroless method, the conductive paths are activated, prior to the deposition, and the areas not covered by the conductive paths are subsequently inactivated. The activated paths are then metallized with a solderable metal layer so that integrated circuits can be soldered to the metallized conductive paths.

Method for depositing a solderable metal layer by an electroless method

Oxide cathode wires are produced by coating tungsten wires with emissive material by cataphoretic coating. It is important for the coating to have a substantially uniform thickness over the entire surface of the wire. This is achieved in a simple manner by reversing the polarity of the direction of current flow for a short time at the beginning of the coating process, so that the tungsten wire to be coated is connected as an anode. The remainder of the coating process is performed in a known manner with a tungsten wire connected as a cathode.

Method of coating cathode wires by cataphoretic coating

During silk-screen printing, the stencil (3) is stretched as a result of the pressure exerted by the squeeges (6) This results in a distorted pattern on the material (4) to be printed. To eliminate this error, the design (7') in the stencil (3) is predistorted in such a way that a distortion-free printed pattern (8') is obtained.

Silk-screen printing method using predistorted second screen

An apparatus for the assembly and alignment of a video display device having a base plate and a holding device, the base plate including a plurality of movable adjusting studs projecting therefrom for engaging a plurality of alignment holes located in a plurality of structured plates of the video display device. The holding device includes a plurality of adjustable stops for engaging and aligning a spacing frame and a screen plate. Each alignment hole includes a diameter reducing metal ring to ensure precise alignment of the structured plates which are aligned and joined to the spacing frame and screen plate. The video display device is then removed from the apparatus.

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Schorndorf, Germany

Michael Schlipf