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Meaning of "microtips"
Microtips refer to very small or tiny tips, often used in the context of technical instruments or tools
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- plural of microtip
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Microtips were stored in a closed box until use.
Method for regenerating microtips of a flat display screen.
The microtips are formed in three stages.
These cones form the electron emitting microtips.
Such microtips are however very fragile.
It is also impossible to directly obtain microtips by these methods.
The ends of these microtips emerge in openings of an insulating grid.
One or more cathodoluminescent anodes are positioned facing the microtips.
The microtips see their emissivity decrease as they are being used.
The deposits obtained are continuous layers and not microtips.
The holes which are to house the microtips are formed by a photolithographic method.
Recording system comprising a storage layer and an array of microtips.
They are then attracted by the microtips at the most negative potential.
This result is obtained by introducing a resistor in series with the microtips.
The forming of the shape of the microtips can be done by other techniques.
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The present invention relates to the fabrication of a cathode including microtips.
Forming electron emitting material microtips in said holes on the cathode conductors.
The microtips are formed in these holes and carried by the cathode conductor.
Existing screens have several thousand microtips per pixel.
The microtips are generally arranged on cathode conductors organized in columns and addressable individually.
The process makes it possible to obtain microtips on large surfaces.
A cesium deposition device was constructed to reduce the electron work function of the microtips.
It should however be noted that the microtips are several thousands per screen pixel.
It should however be noted that each pixel includes several thousands of microtips.
A disadvantage of conventional screens is that the microtips progressively lose their emitting power.
A disadvantage of conventional screens is that the ion pumping damages the cathode microtips.
The cotton wool microtips are cheap and can be easily and quickly prepared in a lab.
This improvement is obtained by introducing an electrical resistor connected in series with the microtips.
The substance is then held by the porous silicon microtips ready for introduction into a cell.
The present invention relates to an electron source with emissive cathodes having microtips.
The obtained SPE microtips were tested for HILIC mode enrichment of IgG glycopeptides.
It more particularly relates to the fabrication of a cathode including microtips for a flat display screen.
Microtips 7 can be formed by carbon nanotubes or nanowires.
List of products by manufacturer Microtips.
Forming microtips 2 through molybdenum evaporation.
Glycopeptide purification using cotton HILIC SPE microtips.
On these cathode lines are formed microtips 5 in openings of an extraction grid 6.
Glycan purification using cotton HILIC SPE microtips.
Indeed, the microtips are elements vulnerable to certain technological steps.
In practice, there are several thousands of microtips per screen pixel.
These devices comprise microtips of pyramidal, conical or truncated-conical shape.
In the case of cataphoresis, a negative potential is applied to the microtips.
Generally, a large number of microtips are simultaneously addressed for each pixel of a screen.
For simplification purposes, only a few aligned microtips have been represented.
For microtips screens, a discharge time is necessary after each row selection.
According to the invention, the microtips are only produced within the meshes.
The device according to the invention can have a high density of microtips 3.
Device according to claim 1, wherein the microtips have an apex of nanometric dimensions.
According to an embodiment of the present invention, the emissive regions are formed of microtips.
The microtips 4 are provided in the grid squares and not in the conductive bridges.
