R. A. Tuck, W. Taylor, M. Waite, H. Bishop, R. Riggs, J. J. Browning
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The pFED - a viable route to large field emission displays
The authors have followed a unique path to a next-generation field emitting display (pFED) using an emitter formed from micron-sized graphite particles coated with a nanoscale silica insulator. The emitter is fully oxidised as part of the deposition process and so is immune to the sealing problems that plague CNTs. pFED improve with sealing.