Abstract: A plasma display panel includes a plurality of first discharge spaces positioned between a front substrate and a rear substrate, and a plurality of sub-pixel units, each of the first discharge spaces having at least two of the sub-pixel units. Each of the first discharge spaces having at least two of the sub-pixel units increases the space available to discharge gas in each sub-pixel unit, thereby reducing a discharge voltage of the discharge gas in each sub-pixel unit and further decreasing an operating voltage and power consumption of the plasma display panel.

Abstract: An organic/inorganic composite structure is provided for serving as an overcoat of a capacitive touch panel. Such structure provides the overcoat with a capacitive property and refraction so that the sensitivity and the transparency of the touch panel are improved. Moreover, the entire thickness of the touch panel is also reduced in accordance with the present invention.

Abstract: A plasma display panel includes a plurality of first discharge spaces positioned between a front substrate and a rear substrate, and a plurality of sub-pixel units, each of the first discharge spaces having at least two of the sub-pixel units. Each of the first discharge spaces having at least two of the sub-pixel units increases the space available to discharge gas in each sub-pixel unit, thereby reducing a discharge voltage of the discharge gas in each sub-pixel unit and further decreasing an operating voltage and power consumption of the plasma display panel.

Abstract: A plasma display panel includes a plurality of first discharge spaces positioned between a front substrate and a rear substrate, and a plurality of sub-pixel units, each of the first discharge spaces having at least two of the sub-pixel units. Each of the first discharge spaces having at least two of the sub-pixel units increases the space available to discharge gas in each sub-pixel unit, thereby reducing a discharge voltage of the discharge gas in each sub-pixel unit and further decreasing an operating voltage and power consumption of the plasma display panel.

Abstract: The present application describes a plasma display panel structure with high contrast ratio and high luminance. In one embodiment, display cells in the plasma display panel are arranged in a delta structure. The delta structure of display cells enhances the luminance and contrast ratio of the plasma display panel. In some embodiments, a light-shielding layer is configured to selectively exclude display cells of one or more selected colors to enhance the color temperature of the plasma display panel.

Abstract: An alternating current drive type plasma display panel (AC PDP) having a discharge cell-defining barrier structure with minimized firing shrinkage distortions provided by selecting different line widths for the barrier rib row and column members, and/or adding supplementary barrier rib members adjacent the peripheral edges of the barrier rib structure, and/or reducing the zig-zag distances of the edge profile of the barrier rib structure.

Abstract: A plasma display panel includes a plurality of first discharge spaces positioned between a front substrate and a rear substrate, and a plurality of sub-pixel units, each of the first discharge spaces having at least two of the sub-pixel units. Each of the first discharge spaces having at least two of the sub-pixel units increases the space available to discharge gas in each sub-pixel unit, thereby reducing a discharge voltage of the discharge gas in each sub-pixel unit and further decreasing an operating voltage and power consumption of the plasma display panel.

Abstract: A plasma panel includes a rear plate, a front plate disposed in parallel and spaced apart from the rear plate, a plurality of electrode pairs disposed in parallel with each other, and a first dielectric layer having a first predefined pattern to cover the electrode pairs. The plasma panel offers high brightness and luminous efficiency.

Abstract: A plasma panel includes a rear plate, a front plate disposed in parallel and spaced apart from the rear plate, a plurality of electrode pairs disposed in parallel with each other, and a first dielectric layer having a first predefined pattern to cover the electrode pairs. The plasma panel offers high brightness and luminous efficiency.