Abstract: Embodiments relate to an aerosol generating device authenticated by a signal, and more particularly, to an aerosol generating device which is unlocked upon receiving, through a certain signal, an authentication result of an age authentication, a region authentication, and a cartridge genuine product authentication which is performed by an external device.

Abstract: A flat panel display includes a back plate, gate electrode and cathode electrodes disposed on the back plate and insulated from each other by an insulating layer, a planar field emission source formed of carbonaceous material disposed on the cathode electrode, a grid plate provided with a plurality of apertures corresponding to a pixel area and spaced from the back plate, first and second grid electrodes formed on each surface of the grid plate, respectively, and a faceplate spaced from the grid plate and a screen formed on one surface thereof facing the grid plate.

Abstract: The present invention provides a field emission display device capable of operating under a low driving voltage and having an advantage in achieving a large-size display. The field emission display device includes a substrate, an anode electrode formed on the substrate to have a structure of plural line patterns, an insulation layer disposed on the substrate covering the anode electrode except a pixel area formed on the anode electrode, a phosphor layer disposed on the pixel area in contact with the anode electrode, a cathode electrode formed on the insulation layer and having a structure of plural line patterns to intersect with the anode electrode at a right angle, and a carbon nanotube emitter covering at least one edge of the cathode electrode for emitting electrons at least one of the phosphor layers.

Abstract: A flat panel display includes a faceplate, a backplate combined with the faceplate to form a vacuum fight cell, and a light emission unit placed within the cell to emit light from the cell. The backplate has a plurality of electron emission sources. A frame is mounted on the backplate with opening portions. The electron emission sources are exposed through the opening portions of the frame toward the faceplate. A plurality of spacers are formed on the frame such that the spacers are positioned at a non-display area within the cell. A plurality of gate electrodes are formed at a surface of the frame with a predetermined pattern. The gate electrodes has opening portions communicating with the opening portions of the frame.

Abstract: A flat panel display includes a back plate, gate electrode and cathode electrodes disposed on the back plate and insulated from each other by an insulating layer, a planar field emission source formed of carbonaceous material disposed on the cathode electrode, a grid plate provided with a plurality of apertures corresponding to a pixel area and spaced from the back plate, first and second grid electrodes formed on each surface of the grid plate, respectively, and a faceplate spaced from the grid plate and a screen formed on one surface thereof facing the grid plate.

Abstract: A flat panel display includes a back plate, gate electrode and cathode electrodes disposed on the back plate and insulated from each other by an insulating layer, a planar field emission source formed of carbonaceous material disposed on the cathode electrode, a grid plate provided with a plurality of apertures corresponding to a pixel area and spaced from the back plate, first and second grid electrodes formed on each surface of the grid plate, respectively, and a faceplate spaced from the grid plate and a screen formed on one surface thereof facing the grid plate.

Abstract: The present invention provides a field emission display device capable of operating under a low driving voltage and having an advantage in achieving a large-size display. The field emission display device includes a substrate, an anode electrode formed on the substrate to have a structure of plural line patterns, an insulation layer disposed on the substrate covering the anode electrode except a pixel area formed on the anode electrode, a phosphor layer disposed on the pixel area in contact with the anode electrode, a cathode electrode formed on the insulation layer and having a structure of plural line patterns to intersect with the anode electrode at a right angle, and a carbon nanotube emitter covering at least one edge of the cathode electrode for emitting electrons at least one of the phosphor layers.

Abstract: A flat panel display includes a back plate, gate electrode and cathode electrodes disposed on the back plate and insulated from each other by an insulating layer, a planar field emission source formed of carbonaceous material disposed on the cathode electrode, a grid plate provided with a plurality of apertures corresponding to a pixel area and spaced from the back plate, first and second grid electrodes formed on each surface of the grid plate, respectively, and a faceplate spaced from the grid plate and a screen formed on one surface thereof facing the grid plate.

Abstract: A very fine pixel pattern can be formed by first screen printing a conductive paste and electron-emitting carbon paste material in sequence before removing a predetermined portion of the screen-printed layers simultaneously such that remaining portions become a fine pixel pattern. This method not only enables fine pixel pattern formation but also provides an electrode/emitter structure that increases electron emission. Furthermore all these improvements can be made with less manufacturing time and cost.