JP2000251653A - Airtight vessel, manufacture thereof, and image forming device - Google Patents

Airtight vessel, manufacture thereof, and image forming device

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JP2000251653A
JP2000251653A JP11049636A JP4963699A JP2000251653A JP 2000251653 A JP2000251653 A JP 2000251653A JP 11049636 A JP11049636 A JP 11049636A JP 4963699 A JP4963699 A JP 4963699A JP 2000251653 A JP2000251653 A JP 2000251653A
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Kazuyuki Ueda
和幸 上田
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Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prevent peeling of a connecting member without using beam welding by providing a deformation absorption part either between the first base-side connection part of a first base-side connecting member and the connection part of the connecting member or between the second base-side connection part of a second base-side connecting member and the connection part of the connecting member. SOLUTION: Deformation absorbing parts 8 are provided both between the first base-side connection part 41 of a first base-side metallic member 4 and a metallic connection part 7 and between the second base-side connection part 51 of a second base-side metallic member 5 and the metallic connection part 7. The deformation absorbing parts 8 are the elastically deformable bent parts of the first and second base-side metallic members 4 and 5. According to this, thermal stresses generated in the metallic connection part 7 by the uneven temperature distribution in welding or baking is converted into the elastically deforming energy of a bending work sectional form, such as V-shape or U-shape and absorbed, whereby the thermal stresses conducted to the connecting materials 6 of the first and second base-side metallic members 4, 5 is reduced.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

【0001】[0001]

【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は、液晶ディスプレイ
やプラズマディスプレイ、とりわけ電界電子放出素子,
表面伝導型電子放出素子等の電子放出素子を複数配置し
て蛍光体等の画像形成部材を発光して表示する電子線を
利用した画像形成装置に関し、特にその真空容器に用い
る気密容器およびその製造方法並びにこの気密容器を用
いた画像形成装置に関する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a liquid crystal display and a plasma display, particularly to a field emission device,
TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to an image forming apparatus using an electron beam that emits and displays an image forming member such as a phosphor by arranging a plurality of electron emitting elements such as a surface conduction electron emitting element, and particularly relates to an airtight container used for a vacuum container thereof and its manufacture. The present invention relates to a method and an image forming apparatus using the airtight container.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】画像形成装置として、近年、アクティブ
マトッリクス型液晶が、CRTにかわって用いいられる
ようになってきた。また、アクティブマトリックス型液
晶は自発光型でないため、バックライトを用いて表示を
おこなうものであるが、光の利用効率が低いために、さ
らに明るい画像形成装置が望まれていた。このため、プ
ラズマディスプレイや電界電子放出素子や表面伝導型電
子放出素子(例えば、特開平7−235255号公報参
照)等の陰極電子放出素子から放出した電子を加速し衝
突させ、蛍光体を発光させて表示をおこなう自発光型画
像形成装置の開発が実用化されつつある。これら自発光
型の画像形成装置は、数十インチの大面積化もおこなわ
れつつあり、信頼性があり、しかも製造が容易な構造が
望まれている。
2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, active matrix type liquid crystals have been used as image forming apparatuses instead of CRTs. In addition, since the active matrix type liquid crystal is not a self-luminous type, display is performed using a backlight. However, since the light use efficiency is low, a brighter image forming apparatus has been desired. Therefore, electrons emitted from a cathode electron-emitting device such as a plasma display, a field electron-emitting device, and a surface conduction electron-emitting device (for example, see Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 7-235255) are accelerated and collided to cause a phosphor to emit light. The development of a self-luminous image forming apparatus that performs display by using a liquid crystal display is being put to practical use. These self-luminous image forming apparatuses have been increasing in area to several tens of inches, and a structure that is reliable and easy to manufacture is desired.

【0003】プラズマディスプレイや蛍光表示管等の画
像形成装置は、互いに対向する第1基体と第2基体とを
備え、第1基体側の電子放出素子と第2基体側の画像形
成部材を1:1で対応させ、数十μ〜数百μの画素を形
成する。この際、電子放出素子と画像形成部材の位置合
わせが不十分な場合、画素の輝度ばらつきとなったり、
カラーの場合は、RGBの各色が混色し、画像品位を損
なうことが発生する。このため、第1基体側の素子と第
2基体側の画像形成部材の位置合わせは高精度であるこ
とが必要となる。
An image forming apparatus such as a plasma display or a fluorescent display tube includes a first base and a second base opposed to each other, and an electron-emitting device on the first base and an image forming member on the second base are formed by: 1 to form pixels of several tens μ to several hundreds μ. At this time, if the alignment between the electron-emitting device and the image forming member is insufficient, the brightness of pixels may vary,
In the case of color, each color of RGB is mixed and the image quality is deteriorated. For this reason, it is necessary that the alignment between the element on the first base side and the image forming member on the second base side be highly accurate.

【0004】従来の画像形成装置においては、第1基体
と第2基体によって真空容器を構成する必要があるた
め、第1基体と第2基体の接合面を低融点ガラス等の接
合材を用いて封着していた。すなわち、第1の基体と第
2の基体を高温で加熱し、第1基体と第2基体の接合面
間に配された低融点ガラス等の接合材を軟化させながら
加圧し、さらに、高温加熱状態で第1基体と第2基体の
位置合わせをおこなった後、接合材の固化を行うこと
で、第1基体と第2基体の封着を行なっていた。
In a conventional image forming apparatus, it is necessary to form a vacuum vessel with a first base and a second base. Therefore, a bonding surface of the first base and the second base is formed by using a bonding material such as low melting point glass. It was sealed. That is, the first base and the second base are heated at a high temperature, and a pressure is applied while softening a bonding material such as a low-melting glass disposed between the bonding surfaces of the first base and the second base. After aligning the first base and the second base in this state, the joining material is solidified to seal the first base and the second base.

【0005】そのため、第1基体と第2基体の熱膨張係
数の差、温度分布不均一等によって、第1基体と第2基
体の位置合わせがずれたり、第1基体と第2基体に割れ
や反りが発生し、第1基体上の素子と第2基体上の画像
形成部材の位置合わせが高精度に行なえないという問題
があった。
For this reason, due to a difference in thermal expansion coefficient between the first base and the second base, uneven temperature distribution, etc., the first base and the second base are misaligned, and the first base and the second base are cracked. There is a problem that warpage occurs and the alignment between the element on the first base and the image forming member on the second base cannot be performed with high accuracy.

【0006】さらに、位置合わせを行うアライメント装
置が、高温仕様での精度が要求される複雑な工程にな
り、生産性の低下等の問題を発生する。
Further, the alignment apparatus for performing the alignment is a complicated process which requires accuracy in a high temperature specification, and causes a problem such as a decrease in productivity.

【0007】このような問題を解決するために、従来か
ら第1基体と第2基体を直接封着するのではなく、第
1,第2基体それぞれに接合部材としての金属部材を接
着し、金属部材をビーム溶接することによって気密に封
着するようにした画像形成装置が提案されている(特公
平3−28773号公報参照)。
In order to solve such a problem, a metal member as a joining member is bonded to each of the first and second substrates instead of directly sealing the first and second substrates. An image forming apparatus has been proposed in which members are hermetically sealed by beam welding (see Japanese Patent Publication No. 3-28773).

【0008】図9は、特公平3−28773号公報に示
されるプラズマディスプレイや蛍光表示管等に用いられ
る画像形成装置の構造例を示すもので、図9(a)は画
像形成装置に用いられる気密容器の断面図、図9(b)
は図9(a)のA部の拡大図である。
FIG. 9 shows a structural example of an image forming apparatus used for a plasma display or a fluorescent display tube disclosed in Japanese Patent Publication No. 3-28773, and FIG. 9A is used for the image forming apparatus. Sectional view of the airtight container, FIG. 9 (b)
FIG. 10 is an enlarged view of a portion A in FIG.

【0009】図中、91は蛍光体等の画像形成部材(不
図示)が設けられる画像形成装置の表容器、92は表容
器91に接合材97によって接着された接合部材として
の金属板、93は枠体、94は枠体93に接合材97に
よって接着された接合部材としての金属板、95は枠体
93に接合材97によって接着された裏板、96は容器
内の電極構体(不図示)の電極から引き出され接合材9
7によって封着されたリード線、98は金属板92,9
4をビーム溶接で封着した溶接部である。接合材97は
封着用粉ガラスによって構成されている。
In the drawing, reference numeral 91 denotes a front container of an image forming apparatus provided with an image forming member (not shown) such as a phosphor, 92 denotes a metal plate as a joining member adhered to the front container 91 by a joining material 97, 93 Is a frame body, 94 is a metal plate as a bonding member bonded to the frame body 93 by a bonding material 97, 95 is a back plate bonded to the frame body 93 by the bonding material 97, and 96 is an electrode assembly (not shown) in the container. ) Is extracted from the electrode and the bonding material 9
7 is a lead wire sealed by a metal plate 98;
4 is a welded portion sealed by beam welding. The bonding material 97 is made of powdered glass for sealing.

【0010】この画像形成装置は次のようにして組み立
てられる。
This image forming apparatus is assembled as follows.

【0011】まず、表容器91と金属板92の間に接合
材97を塗布し、後に焼成することで表容器91に金属
板92を接着する。同様にして、裏板95に金属板9
4,枠体93およびリード線96を接合材97により接
着し、裏容器99を作製する。その後、裏容器99内に
電子放出素子の電極構体(不図示)を設置し、電極構体
(不図示)とリード線96を接続した後、表容器91を
裏容器92に重ねて配置し、金属板92、金属板94の
周辺部をビーム溶接して画像形成装置の気密容器を作製
する。最後に、作製した気密容器を排気装置に接続して
排気し、ベーキングを行って封止するようになってい
た。
First, a bonding material 97 is applied between the front container 91 and the metal plate 92, and then the metal plate 92 is bonded to the front container 91 by firing. Similarly, the metal plate 9 is attached to the back plate 95.
4. The frame body 93 and the lead wire 96 are adhered with a bonding material 97 to produce a back container 99. After that, an electrode assembly (not shown) of the electron-emitting device is installed in the back container 99, and the electrode assembly (not shown) and the lead wire 96 are connected. The periphery of the plate 92 and the metal plate 94 are beam-welded to produce an airtight container of the image forming apparatus. Finally, the produced airtight container was connected to an exhaust device to exhaust air, and was baked and sealed.

【0012】[0012]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】この従来の画像形成装
置によれば、ビーム溶接時の金属板92,94に与えら
れる熱量は通常の接合手段(電気溶接、半田付け、ロウ
付け等)に比べて少ないので、熱応力による容器の割れ
や、金属板92,94の接合材97の剥がれ等が減少
し、歩留まりを向上させることができると記述されてい
る。
According to this conventional image forming apparatus, the amount of heat applied to the metal plates 92 and 94 during beam welding is smaller than that of ordinary joining means (electric welding, soldering, brazing, etc.). It is described that since the number of cracks is small, cracking of the container due to thermal stress, peeling of the bonding material 97 between the metal plates 92 and 94, and the like are reduced, and the yield can be improved.

【0013】同公報でも指摘している様に、表容器91
と裏容器99を低温のまま封着するために、表容器91
と裏容器99それぞれに金属板92,94を低融点ガラ
ス等の接合材97を用いて接合し、表容器91の金属板
92と裏容器99の金属板94を溶接(電気溶接、半田
付け、ロウ付け等)して表容器91と裏容器99の封着
を行なう方法では、溶接時やベーキング工程などの熱工
程の際、各金属板92,94間の熱膨張係数の差、温度
分布不均一等により、金属板92,94間に熱応力が発
生し、接着強度の低い金属板92,94と低融点ガラス
の接合材97が剥離し、真空漏れが発生する等の問題が
ある。
As pointed out in the same publication, the front container 91
To seal the lower container 99 with the lower container 99 at a low temperature.
The metal plates 92 and 94 are joined to the back container 99 using a joining material 97 such as low-melting glass, respectively, and the metal plate 92 of the front container 91 and the metal plate 94 of the back container 99 are welded (electric welding, soldering, In the method of sealing the front container 91 and the back container 99 by brazing or the like, the difference in the thermal expansion coefficient between the metal plates 92 and 94 and the temperature distribution irregularity during a heat process such as welding or a baking process. Due to uniformity or the like, thermal stress is generated between the metal plates 92 and 94, and the bonding material 97 of the low-melting glass and the metal plates 92 and 94 having low adhesive strength is peeled off, which causes problems such as vacuum leakage.

【0014】同公報では、真空漏れ対策として、溶接時
に熱が局所的に作用するビーム溶接を用いることによっ
て表容器91および裏容器99と各金属板92,94の
間に熱応力が発生し難くくし、真空容器の信頼度を向上
させていた。
In this publication, as a measure against vacuum leakage, heat stress is hardly generated between the front and rear containers 91 and 99 and the metal plates 92 and 94 by using beam welding in which heat acts locally during welding. Thus, the reliability of the vacuum vessel was improved.

【0015】しかし、ビーム溶接でも依然として熱によ
る影響を完全に解消することはできないし、接合手段が
ビーム溶接に制約されてしまう。
However, beam welding still cannot completely eliminate the influence of heat, and the joining means is restricted to beam welding.

【0016】本発明は上記した従来技術の問題点を解決
するためになされたもので、その目的は、接合部材間を
接合する際の熱変形を吸収することにより、ビーム溶接
以外の接合手段を用いても接合材の剥離を防止でき、信
頼度が高くしかも生産性の高い気密容器およびその製造
方法並び画像形成装置を提供するものである。
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, and an object of the present invention is to provide a means for joining other than beam welding by absorbing thermal deformation at the time of joining between joining members. An object of the present invention is to provide an airtight container which can prevent peeling of a bonding material even when used, has high reliability and high productivity, a method of manufacturing the same, and an image forming apparatus.

【0017】[0017]

【課題を解決するための手段】上記目的を達成するため
に、本請求項1に係る発明は、第1基体側接合部材と第
2基体側接合部材を介して第1基体と第2基体を接合し
た気密容器において、前記第1基体と第2基体の接合部
が、前記第1基体に前記第1基体側接合部材を接合した
第1基体側接合部と、前記第2基体に前記第2基体側接
合部材を接合した第2基体側接合部と、前記第1基体側
接合部材と第2基体側接合部材を接合した接合部材接合
部から構成され、前記第1基体側接合部材の第1基体側
接合部と接合部材接合部の間および第2基体側接合部材
の第2基体側接合部と接合部材接合部の間の、少なくと
もいずれか一方が変形吸収部を有することを特徴とす
る。
In order to achieve the above object, the invention according to the first aspect of the present invention relates to a method of connecting a first base and a second base via a first base member and a second base member. In the joined hermetic container, the joint between the first base and the second base is a first base-side joint where the first base-side joining member is joined to the first base, and the second base is joined to the second base. The first base-side bonding member includes a second base-side bonding portion in which the base-side bonding member is bonded, and a bonding member bonding portion in which the first base-side bonding member and the second base-side bonding member are bonded. At least one of a portion between the base-side joint and the joining member joint and between the second base-side joint and the joining member joint of the second base-side joining member has a deformation absorbing portion.

【0018】接合部材接合部の溶接等の接合時またはベ
ーキング工程時の熱応力が、変形吸収部に弾性変形エネ
ルギーとして吸収されて、第1基体側接合部または第2
基体側接合部に熱応力が及ばないため、第1基体側接合
部または第2基体側接合部が剥離し真空漏れ等の問題が
発生し難い高信頼度の気密容器が得られる。
[0018] The thermal stress at the time of joining such as welding of the joining portion of the joining member or at the time of the baking step is absorbed as elastic deformation energy by the deformation absorbing portion, and the first base side joining portion or the second joining portion is absorbed.
Since no thermal stress is exerted on the base-side joint, a highly reliable hermetic container is obtained in which the first base-side joint or the second base-side joint peels off and problems such as vacuum leakage hardly occur.

【0019】そのうえ、室温近傍の雰囲気内で、第1基
体と第2基体間の位置決めと封着がおこなわれるため、
高価なアライメント装置を用いる必要が無い。
In addition, since the positioning and sealing between the first base and the second base are performed in an atmosphere near room temperature,
There is no need to use expensive alignment equipment.

【0020】請求項2に係る発明は、変形吸収部が曲げ
部分を有することを特徴とする。
The invention according to claim 2 is characterized in that the deformation absorbing portion has a bent portion.

【0021】このようにすれば、熱応力が曲げ部分の曲
げ方向の変形によって吸収することができる。 請求項
3に係る発明は、変形吸収部において、第1又は第2基
体側接合部材の間隔が平行な部分を有することを特徴と
する。
In this case, the thermal stress can be absorbed by the deformation of the bent portion in the bending direction. The invention according to claim 3 is characterized in that the deformation absorbing portion has a portion where the first or second base member is joined in parallel.

【0022】請求項4に係る発明は、変形吸収部におい
て、第1基体側および第2基体側接合部材間の間隔が接
合部材接合部の反対側に向けて狭くなる部分を有するこ
とを特徴とする。
The invention according to claim 4 is characterized in that the deformation absorbing portion has a portion in which the space between the first base member and the second base member is narrowed toward the opposite side of the bonding member. I do.

【0023】請求項5に係る発明は、変形吸収部の、第
1又は第2基体側接合部と接合部材接合部を結ぶ直線に
沿った断面形状が、U字型形状またはV字型形状を有す
ることを特徴とする。
According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, the sectional shape of the deformation absorbing portion along a straight line connecting the first or second base-side joining portion and the joining member joining portion has a U-shaped or V-shaped shape. It is characterized by having.

【0024】このようにすれば、変形吸収部が第1基体
側接合部材や第2基体側接合部材をプレス加工等の量産
性の高い加工で作製できるため、生産性の高い気密容器
が得られる。
According to this configuration, the deformation absorbing portion can manufacture the first base member and the second base member by high-productivity processing such as press working, so that an airtight container with high productivity can be obtained. .

【0025】請求項6に係る発明は、変形吸収部の、第
1又は第2基体側接合部と接合部材接合部を結ぶ直線に
沿った断面形状が、凸型形状を有することを特徴とす
る。
The invention according to claim 6 is characterized in that the deformation absorbing section has a convex shape in cross section along a straight line connecting the first or second base-side joining section and the joining member joining section. .

【0026】このようにすれば、変形吸収部が第1基体
側接合部材や第2基体側接合部材をプレス加工等の量産
性の高い加工で作製できるため、生産性の高い気密容器
が得られる。
In this way, the deformation absorbing portion can produce the first base member and the second base member by high-productivity processing such as press working, so that an airtight container with high productivity can be obtained. .

【0027】請求項7に係る発明は、変形吸収部を第1
基体側接合部材と第2基体側接合部材の両方が有してい
ることを特徴とする。
According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, the deformation absorbing portion is provided with the first
It is characterized in that both the base member and the second base member have both.

【0028】このようにすれば、接合部材接合部の溶接
等の接合時またはベーキング工程時の熱応力が、よりい
っそう変形吸収部に弾性変形エネルギーとして吸収され
るため、第1基体側接合部または第2基体側接合部に熱
応力がおよびにくく、第1基体側接合部または第2基体
側接合部が剥離し真空漏れ等の問題が発生し難い。
According to this configuration, the thermal stress during the joining such as welding of the joining member joining portion or during the baking step is further absorbed by the deformation absorbing portion as elastic deformation energy. It is difficult for thermal stress to be applied to the second substrate-side joint, and the first substrate-side joint or the second substrate-side joint is less likely to be peeled off and problems such as vacuum leakage are less likely to occur.

【0029】請求項8に係る発明は、第1基体接合部と
第2基体接合部の接合剤が低融点ガラスであることを特
徴とする。
The invention according to claim 8 is characterized in that the bonding agent for the first base bonding part and the second base bonding part is a low melting point glass.

【0030】接合材が高い耐熱性と真空保持性を持つた
め、高信頼度の気密容器が得られる。
Since the joining material has high heat resistance and vacuum holding properties, a highly reliable airtight container can be obtained.

【0031】請求項9に係る発明は、第1,第2接合部
材は金属部材であることを特徴とするもので、常温雰囲
気近傍での溶接等による接合が可能である。
The ninth aspect of the present invention is characterized in that the first and second joining members are metal members, and joining by welding or the like near a normal temperature atmosphere is possible.

【0032】請求項10に係る発明は、第1基体側接合
部材または該第2基体側接合部材の材料が、Ni−Cr
合金(重量% 42%−6%残Fe)であることを特徴
とする。
According to a tenth aspect, the first base member or the second base member is made of Ni—Cr.
Alloy (42% by weight-6% residual Fe).

【0033】第1基体側接合部材または第2基体側接合
部材と第1基体側接合部または該第2基体側接合部の接
合材である低融点ガラスおよびガラス等の該第2基体と
の熱膨張係数の差が小さいため、接合部材接合部の溶接
等の接合時またはベーキング工程時の熱応力が小さくで
き、一層高信頼度の気密容器が得られる。
The heat of the first substrate side joining member or the second substrate side joining member and the second substrate such as a low melting point glass or glass which is a joining material of the first substrate side joining portion or the second substrate side joining portion. Since the difference between the coefficients of expansion is small, the thermal stress at the time of joining such as welding of the joining parts of the joining members or at the time of the baking step can be reduced, and a more reliable airtight container can be obtained.

【0034】請求項11に係る発明は、上記した気密容
器を用い、第1基体には電子放出素子が配設され、第2
基体には前記電子放出素子から照射される電子線によっ
て画像が表示される画像形成部が配設されていることを
特徴とする。
The invention according to claim 11 uses the above-mentioned airtight container, wherein the first base is provided with an electron-emitting device, and the second base is provided with an electron-emitting device.
An image forming unit on which an image is displayed by an electron beam emitted from the electron-emitting device is provided on the base.

【0035】本発明の画像形成装置によれば、真空漏れ
等の問題が発生し難い信頼性の高い画像形成装置が得ら
れる。
According to the image forming apparatus of the present invention, a highly reliable image forming apparatus in which problems such as vacuum leakage hardly occur can be obtained.

【0036】そのうえ、室温近傍の雰囲気内で、第1基
体と第2基体間の位置決めと封着がおこなわれるため、
高価なアライメント装置を用いることなく電子放出素子
と画像形成部間の位置合わせが可能となる。
In addition, since the positioning and sealing between the first base and the second base are performed in an atmosphere near room temperature,
Positioning between the electron-emitting device and the image forming unit can be performed without using an expensive alignment device.

【0037】請求項12に記載の発明は、上記画像形成
部材が蛍光体であることを特徴とする。
According to a twelfth aspect of the present invention, the image forming member is a phosphor.

【0038】このようにすれば、大面積の平面型画像形
成装置に好適である。
This is suitable for a large-area flat image forming apparatus.

【0039】請求項13に係る発明は、電子放出素子が
冷陰極電子放出素子であることを特徴とする。 構造が
簡単で大面積の平面型画像形成装置に好適である。
The invention according to claim 13 is characterized in that the electron-emitting device is a cold cathode electron-emitting device. It is suitable for a flat-type image forming apparatus having a simple structure and a large area.

【0040】請求項14に係る発明は、互いに接合され
る第1基体と第2基体の接合部が、第1基体に第1基体
側接合部材を接合した第1基体側接合部と、前記第2基
体に第2基体側接合部材を接合した第2基体側接合部
と、該第1基体側接合部材と該第2基体側接合部材を接
合した接合部材接合部から構成され、前記第1基体側接
合部材の第1基体側接合部と接合部材接合部の間および
第2基体側接合部材の第2基体側接合部と接合部材接合
部の間の、少なくともいずれか一方が変形吸収部を有す
る気密容器の製造方法であって、第1及び第2基体側接
合部材の少なくともいずれか一方に予め変形吸収可能部
を形成し、 第1及び第2基体側接合部材を第1及び第
2基体に接合し、第1,第2基体を位置合わせして第1
基体側接合部材と第2基体側接合部材同士を気密に溶接
することを特徴とする。
According to a fourteenth aspect of the present invention, the first base member and the second base member to be bonded to each other are connected to each other by the first base member and the first base member. The first base member is composed of a second base member joined to the second base member joined to the two base members, and a joint member joined portion joined to the first base member and the second base member. At least one of a portion between the first base-side joining portion and the joining member joining portion of the side joining member and a portion between the second base-side joining portion and the joining member joining portion of the second base-side joining member have a deformation absorbing portion. A method for manufacturing an airtight container, wherein a deformation-absorbable portion is formed in advance on at least one of a first and second base member, and the first and second base members are attached to the first and second base members. Bonding, aligning the first and second substrates,
The base member and the second base member are hermetically welded to each other.

【0041】このようにすれば、常温下で第1,第2基
体を位置合わせし、接合部材間を気密に接合することが
できる。特に、変形吸収部を形成することによって、金
属接合をする際に、熱応力が変形吸収部に吸収されて第
1,第2基体側との接合材の剥離が防止できるので、ビ
ーム溶接だけでなく他のアーク溶接,電気溶接等の他の
溶接手段、半田付け、ロウ付け等の他の常温雰囲気下で
の各種金属接合手段を用いることができ、生産性向上を
図ることができる。
In this way, the first and second substrates can be positioned at room temperature, and the joining members can be joined in an airtight manner. In particular, by forming the deformation absorbing portion, when performing metal joining, thermal stress is absorbed by the deformation absorbing portion, and peeling of the bonding material from the first and second bases can be prevented. Instead, other welding means such as arc welding and electric welding, and other various metal joining means under normal temperature atmosphere such as soldering and brazing can be used, and productivity can be improved.

【0042】[0042]

【発明の実施の形態】以下に本発明を図示の実施の形態
に基づいて説明する。
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described below with reference to the illustrated embodiments.

【0043】本実施の形態の画像形成装置は、本発明を
液晶ディスプレイやプラズマディスプレイ、とりわけ電
界電子放出素子,表面伝導型電子放出素子等の電子放出
素子を複数配置して蛍光体等の画像形成部材を発光して
表示する電子線を利用した画像形成装置に適用したもの
である。
The image forming apparatus according to the present embodiment employs a liquid crystal display or a plasma display, in particular, a plurality of electron emitting devices such as a field electron emitting device and a surface conduction type electron emitting device. The present invention is applied to an image forming apparatus using an electron beam for displaying a member by emitting light.

【0044】図1は本発明の実施の形態に係る画像形成
装置を示すもので、同図(a)は概略斜視図、同図
(b)はA−A線に沿う周辺部分の拡大断面図である。
FIG. 1 shows an image forming apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1 (a) is a schematic perspective view, and FIG. 1 (b) is an enlarged sectional view of a peripheral portion along line AA. It is.

【0045】すなわち、画像形成装置を構成する気密容
器は、第1基体1と第2基体2を接合して構成されるも
ので、第1基体1と第2基体2の接合部が、第1基体1
に第1基体側接合部材としての第1基体側金属部材4を
接合材6によって接合した第1基体側接合部41と、第
2基体2に第2基体側接合部材としての第2基体側金属
部材5を接合材6によって接合した第2基体側接合部5
1と、第1基体側金属部材4と第2基体側金属部材5を
接合した接合材接合部としての金属接合部7と、から構
成されている。
That is, the hermetic container constituting the image forming apparatus is formed by joining the first base 1 and the second base 2, and the joint between the first base 1 and the second base 2 is the first base 1. Base 1
A first base-side metal member 4 as a first base-side bonding member, and a second base-side metal as a second base-side bonding member to the second base 2; Second base-side joining portion 5 in which member 5 is joined by joining material 6
1 and a metal bonding portion 7 as a bonding material bonding portion in which the first base metal member 4 and the second base metal member 5 are bonded.

【0046】そして、前記第1基体側金属部材4の第1
基体側接合部41と金属接合部7の間および第2基体側
金属部材5の第2基体側接合部51と金属接合部7の間
の、少なくともいずれか一方、本実施の形態では両方に
変形吸収部8を有する構成としたものである。
Then, the first base-side metal member 4
In the present embodiment, at least any one of between the base-side joint 41 and the metal joint 7 and between the second base-side joint 51 and the metal joint 7 of the second base-side metal member 5 is deformed to both. This is a configuration having an absorbing portion 8.

【0047】第1基体1は、ガラス等で構成されたリア
プレート1aと、このリアプレート1aの周辺部に配設
される支持枠3とによって構成されており、リアプレー
ト1a上には電極、配線等のパターンが形成されてい
る。電子放出素子を用いた画像形成装置では、電子放出
素子が配置される。また、プラズマディスプレイではプ
ラズマ領域を限定するための隔壁、さらに、反射型では
蛍光体等が設置される。
The first base 1 is composed of a rear plate 1a made of glass or the like and a support frame 3 arranged around the rear plate 1a. A pattern such as wiring is formed. In an image forming apparatus using an electron-emitting device, an electron-emitting device is provided. In a plasma display, a partition for limiting a plasma region is provided, and in a reflection type, a phosphor or the like is provided.

【0048】支持枠3は、リアプレート1a上の電極、
配線等のパターンが形成された面上の周辺部に配設され
た枠状部材であり、リアプレート1aとフェースプレー
トとしての第2基体2の間隙を補完する機能を持つ。
尚、支持枠3は、印刷隔壁等を用いてもよく、必ずし
も、第1基体1と別部材である必要はない。さらに、こ
こでは第1基体1に設けられているが、第2基体2の電
極、配線等のパターンが形成された面上の周辺部に配設
してもよい。
The support frame 3 includes electrodes on the rear plate 1a,
It is a frame-shaped member disposed on a peripheral portion on a surface on which a pattern such as wiring is formed, and has a function of complementing a gap between the rear plate 1a and the second base 2 as a face plate.
Note that the support frame 3 may use a printed partition wall or the like, and is not necessarily required to be a separate member from the first base 1. Further, although provided here on the first base 1, it may be provided on a peripheral portion of the surface of the second base 2 on which patterns such as electrodes and wirings are formed.

【0049】第2基体2は、ガラス等で構成されたフェ
イスプレート自身であり、電極、配線等のパターンが形
成されている。さらに、電子放出素子を用いた画像形成
装置では、電子線と衝突し発光する蛍光体が配置され
る。また、プラズマディスプレイでは、配線等が設置さ
れる。
The second base 2 is the face plate itself made of glass or the like, on which patterns such as electrodes and wirings are formed. Further, in an image forming apparatus using an electron-emitting device, a phosphor that emits light upon collision with an electron beam is arranged. In the plasma display, wiring and the like are provided.

【0050】第1基体側金属部材4と第2基体側金属部
材5は、枠状の金属板である。第1基体側金属部材4は
第1基体1の周辺部の支持枠3上に接合材6によって接
合され、第2基体側金属部材5は第2基体2の周辺部に
接合材6によって接合されている。
The first base member 4 and the second base member 5 are frame-shaped metal plates. The first base-side metal member 4 is joined to the support frame 3 around the first base 1 by a joining material 6, and the second base-side metal member 5 is joined to the periphery of the second base 2 by a joining material 6. ing.

【0051】第1基体側金属部材4と第2基体側金属部
材5の金属材料は、第1基体1、第2基体2の母材であ
るガラス等に熱膨張係数の近い Ni−Cr合金(重量
%42%−6%残りFe)等である。
The metal material of the first base-side metal member 4 and the second base-side metal member 5 is a Ni—Cr alloy (of which the thermal expansion coefficient is close to that of glass or the like as a base material of the first base 1 and the second base 2). % By weight 42% -6% remaining Fe).

【0052】接合材6は、第1基体1と支持枠3および
第1基体側金属部材4、第2基体2と第2基体側金属部
材5を接合する接合材である。接合材6は真空容器を構
成可能な接合材であり、ここでは低融点ガラス等を使用
している。
The joining material 6 is a joining material for joining the first base 1, the support frame 3, and the first base metal member 4, and the second base 2 and the second base metal member 5. The bonding material 6 is a bonding material capable of forming a vacuum vessel, and here uses a low melting point glass or the like.

【0053】金属接合部7は、画像形成装置の気密容器
を構成する際、第1基体側金属部材4と第2基体側金属
部材5を溶接接合する部分である。金属接合部7は、溶
接時やベーキング時の温度分布不均一等による熱応力が
およばないようにするため、第1基体側金属部材4の第
1基体側接合部41、第2基体側金属部材5の第2基体
側金属接合部51から一番離れた部分を溶接している。
すなわち、第1,第2基体側金属部材4,5の枠は水平
方向に延びる板材で、内端が支持枠3の内端に位置し、
外端が支持枠3の外周および第2基体2の外周より所定
幅だけ水平方向に張り出しており、この張り出した外端
部位置に金属接合部7が形成されている。
The metal joining portion 7 is a portion for joining the first base metal member 4 and the second base metal member 5 by welding when forming an airtight container of the image forming apparatus. In order to prevent thermal stress due to non-uniform temperature distribution during welding or baking, the metal joint 7 is provided with a first base-side joint 41 of the first base-side metal member 4 and a second base-side metal member. The portion farthest from the second base-side metal bonding portion 51 is welded.
That is, the frames of the first and second base-side metal members 4 and 5 are plate members extending in the horizontal direction, and the inner end is located at the inner end of the support frame 3.
The outer end protrudes horizontally from the outer periphery of the support frame 3 and the outer periphery of the second base 2 by a predetermined width, and a metal joint 7 is formed at the position of the outer end protruding.

【0054】なお、金属接合部7は熱エネルギが局部的
に集中して作用するビーム溶接が好適であるが、その他
アーク溶接,電気溶接等の溶接手段、また溶接の他に半
田付け、ロウ付け等、常温近傍の雰囲気下で接合する各
種金属接合手段が利用可能である。
The metal joint 7 is preferably formed by beam welding in which heat energy is locally concentrated and acts. However, other welding means such as arc welding and electric welding, as well as soldering and brazing other than welding. For example, various metal bonding means for bonding under an atmosphere near normal temperature can be used.

【0055】変形吸収部8は第1基体側金属部材4また
は第2基体側金属部材5の接合材6と溶接部7の間にあ
らかじめプレス加工等で配設された、第1基体側金属部
材4または第2基体側金属部材5の弾性変形可能な曲げ
加工部である。溶接時、ベーキング時の温度分布不均一
等により溶接部7に発生する熱応力を、曲げ加工断面形
状の弾性変形エネルギーに変換して吸収することで、第
1基体側金属部材4または第2基体側金属部材5、の接
合材6に伝達する熱応力を低下させる。
The deformation-absorbing portion 8 is provided between the joining material 6 and the welding portion 7 of the first base-side metal member 4 or the second base-side metal member 5 by press working or the like in advance. This is a bent portion of the fourth or second base-side metal member 5 that can be elastically deformed. The first base metal member 4 or the second base is converted by converting thermal stress generated in the welded portion 7 due to non-uniform temperature distribution at the time of welding or baking into elastic deformation energy of a bent cross-sectional shape and absorbing the same. The thermal stress transmitted to the joining material 6 of the side metal member 5 is reduced.

【0056】変形吸収部8の断面形状は、溶接部7から
第1基体側金属部材4または第2基体側金属部材5の接
合材6までに1個所以上の弾性変形可能な曲げ加工を有
するものならばよく、第1又は第2基体側接合部41,
51と金属接合部7を結ぶ直線に沿った断面形状が、図
1(b)に示すようなV字型形状、図1(c),(d)
に示すような円弧形状を含むU字型形状、その他凸型形
状等でよい。
The cross-sectional shape of the deformation absorbing portion 8 includes one or more elastically deformable bending processes from the welding portion 7 to the joining material 6 of the first base metal member 4 or the second base metal member 5. Then, the first or second base body side joint 41,
The cross-sectional shape along a straight line connecting the metal joint 51 and the metal joint 7 has a V-shaped shape as shown in FIG. 1B, and FIGS. 1C and 1D.
A U-shaped shape including an arc shape as shown in FIG.

【0057】これらの実施の形態では、変形吸収部8が
第1基体側金属部材4、第2基体側金属部材5の両方に
配設されており、熱応力を曲げ加工断面形状の変形エネ
ルギーに変換して吸収する能力が増加する。したがっ
て、第1基体側金属部材4または第2基体側金属部材5
の接合材6に伝達する熱応力をいっそう低下させること
ができる。
In these embodiments, the deformation absorbing portion 8 is provided on both the first base metal member 4 and the second base metal member 5, and converts the thermal stress into the deformation energy of the bending cross-sectional shape. The ability to convert and absorb is increased. Therefore, the first substrate side metal member 4 or the second substrate side metal member 5
Thermal stress transmitted to the bonding material 6 can be further reduced.

【0058】図1(b)の変形吸収部8,8は、第1,
第2基体側金属部材4,5の同一位置に接合面を隔てて
対称的にV字型形状に部分的に突出し、第1,第2基体
側金属部材4,5の各V字形状の対向辺が互いに平行と
なるような菱型形状に成形されている。換言すれば、第
1,第2基体側金属部材4,5の間隔は、各変形吸収部
8,8のV字の頂点から金属接合部7に向けて狭くなる
部分を有し、また、金属接合部7と反対側、すなわち第
1,第2基体側接合部41,51に向けても狭くなる部
分を有し、その両端が閉じられて間隔がゼロとなってい
る。このように金属接合部7と反対側に向けて狭くなる
部分を有するので、応力は屈曲した変形吸収部8,8に
集中し、効率的に応力を吸収することができる。この場
合の変形吸収部8,8の変形はV字の頂角が広がったり
狭くなったり、言い換えればV字の頂点の間隔が広がっ
たり狭くなるように変形する。
The deformation absorbing portions 8 in FIG.
The second base-side metal members 4 and 5 partially protrude symmetrically in a V-shape at the same position with a joint surface therebetween, and oppose each V-shape of the first and second base-side metal members 4 and 5. It is formed in a rhombus shape such that sides are parallel to each other. In other words, the interval between the first and second base-side metal members 4 and 5 has a portion that becomes narrower from the V-shaped apex of each of the deformation absorbing portions 8 and 8 toward the metal joining portion 7. It has a portion that becomes narrower even on the side opposite to the joint 7, that is, toward the first and second base-side joints 41 and 51, and both ends thereof are closed so that the interval is zero. Since there is a portion that becomes narrower toward the side opposite to the metal joint 7 as described above, the stress is concentrated on the bent deformation absorbing portions 8 and 8, and the stress can be efficiently absorbed. In this case, the deformation absorbing portions 8 are deformed such that the apex angle of the V-shape becomes wider or narrower, in other words, the interval between the vertices of the V-shape becomes wider or narrower.

【0059】図1(c)の変形吸収部8は、第1,第2
基体側金属部材4,5の同一位置に接合面を隔てて対称
的にU字型形状に部分的に突出し、全体として円形状と
なるように成形されている。換言すれば、第1,第2基
体側金属部材4,5の間隔は、各変形吸収部8,8のU
字の頂部から金属接合部7に向けて狭くなる部分を有
し、また、金属接合部7と反対側、すなわち第1,第2
基体側接合部41,51に向けても狭くなる部分を有
し、その両端が閉じられて間隔がゼロとなっている。こ
の場合にも、金属接合7と反対側に向けて狭くなる部分
を有するので、応力は屈曲した変形吸収部8,8に集中
し、効率的に応力を吸収することができる。
The deformation absorbing section 8 shown in FIG.
The base-side metal members 4 and 5 are symmetrically protruded partially at the same positions with a joining surface therebetween in a U-shape, and are formed into a circular shape as a whole. In other words, the distance between the first and second base-side metal members 4 and 5 is determined by the U of each of the deformation absorbing portions 8 and 8.
It has a portion that narrows from the top of the character toward the metal joint 7 and has the opposite side to the metal joint 7, that is, the first and second portions.
It has a portion that becomes narrower toward the base-side joints 41 and 51, and both ends are closed so that the interval is zero. Also in this case, since there is a portion that becomes narrower toward the side opposite to the metal joint 7, the stress is concentrated on the bent deformation absorbing portions 8, 8, and the stress can be efficiently absorbed.

【0060】図1(d)の変形吸収部8,8は、第1,
第2基体側金属部材4,5の同一位置に同一方向(図示
例では第1基体側金属部材4側)にU字型形状に重なっ
た状態で部分的に突出している。
The deformation absorbing portions 8 in FIG.
The second base-side metal members 4 and 5 partially protrude at the same position in the same direction (in the illustrated example, on the first base-side metal member 4 side) in a U-shaped shape.

【0061】なお、接合材6に低融点ガラスを用いた場
合、接合材6が高い耐熱性と真空保持性を持つため、高
信頼度の画像形成装置が得られる。
When low-melting glass is used as the bonding material 6, the bonding material 6 has high heat resistance and vacuum holding properties, so that a highly reliable image forming apparatus can be obtained.

【0062】さらに、第1基体側金属部材4、第2基体
側金属部材5の材料にNi−Cr合金(重量% 42%
−6%残りFe)を用いると、第1基体側金属部材4、
第2基体側金属部材5と、接合材6の低融点ガラス、お
よびガラス等の第1基体1、第2基体2との熱膨張係数
の差が小さいため、金属接合部7の溶接時またはベーキ
ング工程時に溶接部7に発生する熱応力を小さくでき、
いっそう高信頼度の画像形成装置が得られる。
Further, the material of the first base member 4 and the second base member 5 is made of a Ni—Cr alloy (42% by weight).
When -6% residual Fe) is used, the first base-side metal member 4,
Since the difference in the thermal expansion coefficient between the second base-side metal member 5 and the first base 1 and the second base 2 such as the low-melting glass of the bonding material 6 and the glass is small, the metal bonding portion 7 is welded or baked. Thermal stress generated in the weld 7 during the process can be reduced,
An image forming apparatus with higher reliability can be obtained.

【0063】電子放出素子を用いた平面画像形成装置で
は、不図示の排気管より容器内が排気され、真空が形成
された後排気管が封止され、内部が真空とされる。ま
た、プラズマを用いた平面画像形成装置ではガスが封入
される。
In the flat image forming apparatus using the electron-emitting device, the inside of the container is evacuated from an exhaust pipe (not shown), and after the vacuum is formed, the exhaust pipe is sealed and the inside is evacuated. In a flat image forming apparatus using plasma, gas is sealed.

【0064】[0064]

【実施例】次に、本発明をより具体化した実施例に基づ
いて説明する。実施例の説明では、上記した実施の形態
で参照した図面を適宜参照して説明するものとする。
Next, the present invention will be described based on more concrete embodiments. In the description of the embodiments, description will be made with reference to the drawings referred to in the above embodiments as appropriate.

【0065】[実施例1]本発明の実施例1の基本的な
構成は上記実施の形態と同様に、図1に示される構成の
気密容器を用いた画像形成装置である。
Embodiment 1 The basic structure of Embodiment 1 of the present invention is an image forming apparatus using an airtight container having the structure shown in FIG. 1, as in the above embodiment.

【0066】本実施例1では、冷陰極電子放出素子であ
る表面伝導型電子放出素子を複数個電子放出素子として
第1基体1に形成し、第2基体2には蛍光体を設置し、
有効表示エリアを対角10インチとする縦、横比3:4
のカラー画像形成装置を作成した。
In the first embodiment, a plurality of surface conduction electron-emitting devices, which are cold cathode electron-emitting devices, are formed on the first substrate 1 as electron-emitting devices, and the second substrate 2 is provided with a phosphor.
An aspect ratio of 3: 4 for an effective display area of 10 inches diagonally
Was produced.

【0067】まず、本発明の画像形成装置を図1を用い
て説明する。基本的な構成は上記した実施の形態と同一
なので同一の符号を付して詳細な説明を省略し、本実施
例1に特徴的な事項について説明する。
First, the image forming apparatus of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. Since the basic configuration is the same as that of the above-described embodiment, the same reference numerals are given and the detailed description is omitted, and the characteristic features of the first embodiment will be described.

【0068】第1基体1は、リアプレート1aと、この
リアプレート1aの周辺に固定される支持枠3とを備え
ている。リアプレート1aは、350mm×300mm
厚さ2.8mmフロートガラス面上に電極、配線等のパ
ターンを形成し、更に表面伝導型電子放出素子を配設し
たリアプレート1aと、支持枠3とををを備えている。
The first base 1 has a rear plate 1a and a support frame 3 fixed around the rear plate 1a. The rear plate 1a is 350 mm x 300 mm
It is provided with a rear plate 1a on which a pattern of electrodes, wirings and the like is formed on a float glass surface having a thickness of 2.8 mm and further provided with a surface conduction electron-emitting device, and a support frame 3.

【0069】支持枠3は、フロートガラスを、外周形状
290mm×270mm幅10mm厚さ1.8mmに加
工した枠状の部材であり、第1基体1の電極、配線等の
パターンが形成された面の周辺部に配設した。さらに、
第1基体1と第2基体2の間隙および支持枠3の内側に
は大気圧支持部材(不図示)である50mm×1.8m
m×25mmのフロートガラス板を多数配設した。この
支持枠3と大気圧支持部材(不図示)は真空容器を構成
した際、耐大気圧支持構造として機能する。
The support frame 3 is a frame-shaped member formed by processing float glass to an outer peripheral shape of 290 mm × 270 mm, width 10 mm, and thickness 1.8 mm. The surface of the first base 1 on which patterns such as electrodes and wiring are formed. In the surrounding area. further,
At the gap between the first base 1 and the second base 2 and inside the support frame 3, 50 mm × 1.8 m as an atmospheric pressure support member (not shown)
A large number of mx 25 mm float glass plates were provided. The support frame 3 and an atmospheric pressure support member (not shown) function as an anti-atmospheric pressure support structure when forming a vacuum vessel.

【0070】第2基体2は、300mm×280mm厚
さ2.8mmフロートガラスと、ガラス面上に電子と衝
突し発光する蛍光体が配設し、さらに電極等のパターン
を形成したフェイスプレートである。
The second substrate 2 is a face plate on which a float glass having a size of 300 mm × 280 mm and a thickness of 2.8 mm, a phosphor which emits light by colliding with electrons on a glass surface, and a pattern such as electrodes are formed. .

【0071】第1基体側金属部材4と第2基体側金属部
材5は、外周形状310mm×290mm幅25mm厚
さ0.2mmの枠状の金属板である。第1基体側金属部
材4は第1基体1の周辺部に位置する支持枠3に、第2
基体側金属部材5は第2基体2の周辺部に配置した。
The first base-side metal member 4 and the second base-side metal member 5 are frame-shaped metal plates having an outer peripheral shape of 310 mm × 290 mm, a width of 25 mm, and a thickness of 0.2 mm. The first base-side metal member 4 is mounted on the support frame 3 located at the peripheral portion of the first base 1,
The base-side metal member 5 was disposed around the second base 2.

【0072】第1基体側金属部材4と第2基体側金属部
材5の金属材料は、第1基体1、第2基体2の母材であ
るフロートガラスに熱膨張係数の近いNi−Cr合金
(重量%42%−6%残りFe)を用いた。
The metal material of the first base-side metal member 4 and the second base-side metal member 5 is a Ni—Cr alloy (of which thermal expansion coefficient is close to that of the float glass as a base material of the first base 1 and the second base 2). % By weight 42% -6% residual Fe) was used.

【0073】接合材6は、第1基体1と第1基体側金属
部材4、第2基体2と支持枠3、および支持枠3と第2
基体側金属部材5、を接合する接合材であり、ここでは
低融点ガラス(日本電気硝子(株)製LS−0306)
を使用した。
The joining material 6 includes the first base 1 and the first base side metal member 4, the second base 2 and the support frame 3, and the support base 3 and the second
It is a bonding material for bonding the base-side metal member 5, and here, a low-melting glass (LS-0306, manufactured by NEC Corporation)
It was used.

【0074】金属接合部7は、画像形成装置の容器を構
成する際、第1基体側金属部材4と第2基体側金属部材
5をレーザー溶接(YAGレーザー連続出力400W)
し、封着する部分である。金属接合部7は、溶接時、ベ
ーキング時の温度分布不均一等による熱応力がおよばな
いようにするため、第1基体側金属部材4、第2基体側
金属部材5と接合する接合材6から一番離れた部分を溶
接した。
When forming the container of the image forming apparatus, the metal bonding portion 7 laser-welds the first base-side metal member 4 and the second base-side metal member 5 (YAG laser continuous output 400 W).
This is the part to be sealed. In order to prevent thermal stress due to non-uniform temperature distribution during welding or baking, the metal joint 7 is formed from the joining material 6 joined to the first base metal member 4 and the second base metal member 5. The farthest part was welded.

【0075】変形吸収部8は第1基体側金属部材4また
は第2基体側金属部材5、の接合材6と溶接部7の中間
にあらかじめ断面がV字型形状に突出した凸形状(高さ
1mm、幅1mm)の部分をプレス加工した曲げ加工部
である。溶接時、ベーキング時の温度分布不均一等によ
り溶接部7に発生する熱応力を、凸型形状の曲げ加工断
面形状の弾性変形エネルギーに変換して吸収すること
で、第1基体側金属部材4または第2基体側金属部材5
の接合材6に伝達する熱応力を低下させる機能を持つ。
The deformation absorbing portion 8 has a convex shape (height) whose cross section previously projects in a V-shape between the joining material 6 and the welded portion 7 of the first base metal member 4 or the second base metal member 5. (1 mm, width 1 mm) is a bent portion formed by pressing. By converting the thermal stress generated in the welded portion 7 due to the non-uniform temperature distribution at the time of welding and baking into elastic deformation energy of the convex cross-sectional shape and absorbing it, the first base-side metal member 4 Or the second base member 5
Has the function of reducing the thermal stress transmitted to the bonding material 6.

【0076】図2には図1の画像形成装置のコーナー部
9の拡大図を示す。
FIG. 2 is an enlarged view of the corner 9 of the image forming apparatus of FIG.

【0077】図中、21はコーナー変形吸収部である。
コーナー変形吸収部21は、あらかじめ、変形吸収部8
と同時に第1基体側金属部材4または第2基体側金属部
材5に画像形成装置の対角線方向に断面が凸形状(Ma
x高さ1mm、Max幅1mm)の部分をプレス加工し
たコーナー曲げ加工部である。コーナー変形吸収部21
は、第1基体側金属部材4、第2基体側金属部材5のコ
ーナー部分で変形吸収部8が、直角を成す隣接辺の変形
吸収部8に対してリブ構造のように変形防止効果を発揮
しないようにするための、隣接辺への剛性向上防止手段
である。凸型形状曲げ加工断面形状は、変形吸収部8か
ら金属接合部7、第1基体1または第2基体2に向け漸
減するよう作製した。
In the figure, reference numeral 21 denotes a corner deformation absorbing portion.
The corner deformation absorbing portion 21 is previously provided with the deformation absorbing portion 8.
At the same time, the first base-side metal member 4 or the second base-side metal member 5 has a convex (Ma) cross section in the diagonal direction of the image forming apparatus.
This is a corner bent portion obtained by pressing a portion of x height 1 mm and Max width 1 mm). Corner deformation absorber 21
The deformation absorbing portions 8 at the corners of the first base metal member 4 and the second base metal member 5 exhibit a deformation preventing effect on the deformation absorbing portions 8 on adjacent sides forming a right angle like a rib structure. This is means for preventing the rigidity from increasing to the adjacent side to prevent the rigidity from increasing. The convex-shaped bent cross-sectional shape was manufactured so as to gradually decrease from the deformation absorbing portion 8 toward the metal bonding portion 7, the first base 1 or the second base 2.

【0078】変形吸収部8は、上記実施の形態で説明し
たように、図1(c)に示すように、凸型形状曲げ加工
の先端が半円弧状でも同様の効果が得られ、さらに、変
形吸収部8は図1(d)に示すように、第1基体側金属
部材4と第2基体側金属部材5の変形吸収部8の突出方
向を同じ方向にしても同様の効果が得られる。
As described in the above embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1 (c), the deformation absorbing section 8 can obtain the same effect even when the tip of the convex bending process is in a semicircular shape. As shown in FIG. 1D, the same effect can be obtained by making the deformation absorbing portions 8 project in the same direction as the deformation absorbing portions 8 of the first base metal member 4 and the second base metal member 5. .

【0079】上記の電子放出素子を用いた画像形成装置
は、第1基体1、第2基体2、支持枠3、第1基体側金
属部材4、第2基体側金属部材5、接合材6、金属接合
部7および変形吸収部8によって構成される。
An image forming apparatus using the above-described electron-emitting device includes a first base 1, a second base 2, a support frame 3, a first base metal member 4, a second base metal member 5, a bonding material 6, It is composed of a metal joint 7 and a deformation absorbing part 8.

【0080】そして、不図示の排気管より容器内が排気
され、真空が形成された後、排気管が封止され内部は真
空となる。
After the inside of the container is evacuated from an exhaust pipe (not shown) and a vacuum is formed, the exhaust pipe is sealed and the inside is evacuated.

【0081】次に、本実施例1に係る画像形成装置の内
部構造を図5を用いて説明する。
Next, the internal structure of the image forming apparatus according to the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.

【0082】図5は、本実施例に用いた画像形成装置の
斜視図であり、内部構造を示すためにパネルの1部を切
り欠いて示している。
FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the image forming apparatus used in this embodiment, in which a part of the panel is cut away to show the internal structure.

【0083】第1基体1上には、表面伝導型放出素子5
2がNxM個形成されている。(N,Mは2以上の正の
整数であり、目的とする表示画素数に応じて適宜設定さ
れる。たとえば、高品位テレビジョンの表示を目的とし
た表示装置においては、N=3000,M=1000以
上の数を設定することが望ましい。本実施例において
は、N=333,M=250とした。)前記NxM個の
表面伝導型放出素子は、M本の行方向配線53(上配線
と述べる場合もある)とN本の列方向配線54(下配線
と述べる場合もある)により単純マトリクス配線されて
いる。
On the first base 1, a surface conduction type emission element 5
N × M 2 are formed. (N and M are positive integers of 2 or more and are appropriately set according to the target number of display pixels. For example, in a display device for displaying high-definition television, N = 3000, M It is desirable to set the number to be equal to or greater than 1000. In this embodiment, N = 333 and M = 250.) The N × M surface-conduction-type emission elements are composed of M row-directional wirings 53 (upper wirings). ) And N column-directional wires 54 (sometimes referred to as lower wires).

【0084】図6は、本発明を適用可能な表面伝導型電
子放出素子の構成を示す模式図であり、図6(a)は平
面図、図6(b)は断面図である。
FIG. 6 is a schematic view showing the structure of a surface conduction electron-emitting device to which the present invention can be applied. FIG. 6 (a) is a plan view and FIG. 6 (b) is a cross-sectional view.

【0085】図6 において61は基板(第1基体1と
兼用可能である)、62,63は基板61上に所定間隔
隔てて形成される素子電極、64は基板61上に形成さ
れ前記素子電極62,63を接続する導電性薄膜、65
は導電性薄膜63に部分的に形成された電子放出部であ
る。
In FIG. 6, reference numeral 61 denotes a substrate (which can also be used as the first base 1), 62 and 63 are device electrodes formed on the substrate 61 at predetermined intervals, and 64 is a device electrode formed on the substrate 61. A conductive thin film connecting 62 and 63;
Denotes an electron emitting portion formed partially on the conductive thin film 63.

【0086】素子電極62、63を通じて、導電性薄膜
64にフォーミング処理を施すことで、導電性薄膜64
を局所的に破壊、変形もしくは変質せしめ、電気的に高
抵抗な状態にした電子放出部65を形成し、さらに、放
出電流を著しく改善する活性化工程を該表面伝導型電子
放出素子の上述導電性薄膜64に電圧を印加し、素子に
電流を流すことにより、上述の電子放出部65より電子
を放出せしめるものである。尚、この素子構成は従来技
術で述べた特許公報特開平7−235255と同様のも
のである。
By forming the conductive thin film 64 through the device electrodes 62 and 63, the conductive thin film 64 is formed.
Is locally destroyed, deformed or altered to form an electron emitting portion 65 in an electrically high-resistance state, and furthermore, an activation step for remarkably improving the emission current is carried out by the above-described conduction of the surface conduction type electron emitting device. When a voltage is applied to the conductive thin film 64 and a current flows through the element, electrons are emitted from the above-described electron emitting portion 65. This element configuration is the same as that of Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. Hei 7-235255 described in the related art.

【0087】また、第2基体2の下面には、蛍光膜58
が形成されている。本実施例はカラ−表示装置であるた
め、蛍光膜58の部分にはCRTの分野で用いられる
赤、緑、青、の3原色の蛍光体R,G,Bが塗り分けら
れている。各色の蛍光体R,G,Bは、たとえば図7
(a)に示すようにストライプ状に塗り分けられ、蛍光
体R,G,Bのストライプの間には黒色導電材料71が
設けてある。黒色導電材料71を設ける目的は、電子ビ
−ムの照射位置に多少のずれがあっても表示色にずれが
生じないようにする事や、外光の反射を防止して表示コ
ントラストの低下を防ぐ事、電子ビ−ムによる蛍光膜の
チャ−ジアップを防止する事などである。黒色導電材7
1には、黒鉛を主成分として用いたが、上記の目的に適
するものであればこれ以外の材料を用いても良い。
The fluorescent film 58 is provided on the lower surface of the second base 2.
Are formed. Since the present embodiment is a color display device, phosphors R, G, and B of three primary colors of red, green, and blue used in the field of CRT are separately applied to a portion of the fluorescent film 58. The phosphors R, G, B of each color are, for example, as shown in FIG.
As shown in (a), the stripes are separately applied, and a black conductive material 71 is provided between the stripes of the phosphors R, G, and B. The purpose of providing the black conductive material 71 is to prevent the display color from being shifted even if the irradiation position of the electron beam is slightly shifted, and to prevent the reflection of external light to reduce the display contrast. To prevent the fluorescent film from being charged up by the electron beam. Black conductive material 7
Although graphite was used as a main component in 1, any other material may be used as long as it is suitable for the above purpose.

【0088】また、3原色の蛍光体R,G,Bの塗り分
け方は、図7(a)に示したストライプ状の配列に限ら
れるものではなく、たとえば図7(b)に示すようなデ
ルタ状配列やそれ以外の配列であってもよい。
The method of applying the three primary color phosphors R, G, and B is not limited to the stripe arrangement shown in FIG. 7A, but may be, for example, as shown in FIG. 7B. It may be a delta arrangement or any other arrangement.

【0089】なお、モノクロ−ムの表示パネルを作成す
る場合には、単色の蛍光体材料を蛍光膜58に用いれば
よく、また黒色導電材料71は必ずしも用いなくともよ
い。
When a monochrome display panel is formed, a monochromatic phosphor material may be used for the phosphor film 58, and the black conductive material 71 may not be necessarily used.

【0090】また、蛍光膜58の第1基体1側の面に
は、CRTの分野では公知のメタルバック59を設けて
ある。メタルバック59を設けた目的は、蛍光膜58が
発する光の一部を鏡面反射して光利用率を向上させる事
や、負イオンの衝突から蛍光膜58を保護する事や、電
子ビ−ム加速電圧を印加するための電極として作用させ
る事や、蛍光膜58を励起した電子の導電路として作用
させる事などである。メタルバック59は、蛍光膜58
をフェ−スプレ−ト基板67上に形成した後、蛍光膜表
面を平滑化処理し、その上にAlを真空蒸着する方法に
より形成した。なお、蛍光膜58に低電圧用の蛍光体材
料を用いた場合には、メタルバック59は用いない。
A metal back 59 known in the field of CRTs is provided on the surface of the fluorescent film 58 on the first base 1 side. The purpose of providing the metal back 59 is to improve the light utilization rate by mirror-reflecting a part of the light emitted from the fluorescent film 58, to protect the fluorescent film 58 from the collision of negative ions, and to use an electron beam. The function may be to function as an electrode for applying an acceleration voltage, or to function as a conductive path for the excited electrons of the fluorescent film 58. The metal back 59 is a fluorescent film 58
Was formed on a face plate substrate 67, the surface of the fluorescent film was smoothed, and Al was formed thereon by vacuum evaporation. When a fluorescent material for low voltage is used for the fluorescent film 58, the metal back 59 is not used.

【0091】また、本実施例では用いなかったが、加速
電圧の印加用や蛍光膜の導電性向上を目的として、第2
基体2と蛍光膜58との間に、たとえばITOを材料と
する透明電極を設けてもよい。
Although not used in the present embodiment, the second electrode was used for the purpose of applying an acceleration voltage and improving the conductivity of the fluorescent film.
A transparent electrode made of, for example, ITO may be provided between the base 2 and the fluorescent film 58.

【0092】また、Dx1〜DxmおよびDy1〜Dy
nおよびHvは、当該表示パネルと不図示の電気回路と
を電気的に接続するために設けた気密構造の電気接続用
端子である。Dx1〜Dxmはマルチ電子ビ−ム源の行
方向配線53と、Dy1〜Dynはマルチ電子ビ−ム源
の列方向配線54と、Hvはフェ−スプレ−トのメタル
バック59と電気的に接続している。
Also, Dx1 to Dxm and Dy1 to Dy
n and Hv are electric connection terminals having an airtight structure provided for electrically connecting the display panel and an electric circuit (not shown). Dx1 to Dxm are electrically connected to the row wiring 53 of the multi-electron beam source, Dy1 to Dyn are electrically connected to the column wiring 54 of the multi-electron beam source, and Hv is electrically connected to the metal back 59 of the faceplate. are doing.

【0093】以上、本発明を適用した画像形成装置の基
本構成を説明した。
The basic configuration of the image forming apparatus according to the present invention has been described.

【0094】上記のように構成した本発明の画像表示装
置において、各電子放出素子には、容器外端子Dx1な
いしDxm,Dy1ないしDynを通じ、走査信号及び
変調信号を不図示の信号発生手段よりそれぞれ、印加す
ることにより、電子放出させ、高圧端子 Hvを通じ、
メタルバック59、あるいは透明電極(不図示)に数k
V以上の高圧を印加し、電子ビームを加速し、蛍光膜5
8に衝突させ、励起・発光させることで画像を表示し
た。
In the image display apparatus of the present invention having the above-described structure, the scanning signal and the modulation signal are respectively transmitted to the respective electron-emitting devices through signal terminals (not shown) through the terminals Dx1 to Dxm and Dy1 to Dyn. , The electron is emitted by applying, through the high voltage terminal Hv,
Several k on metal back 59 or transparent electrode (not shown)
A high voltage of V or more is applied to accelerate the electron beam,
8 and the image was displayed by exciting and emitting light.

【0095】その結果、金属接合部7の溶接時またはベ
ーキング工程時の熱応力が、変形吸収部8に弾性変形エ
ネルギーとして吸収されて、第1基体側接合部41また
は第2基体側接合部51に熱応力が及ばないため、第1
基体側または第2基体側接合部41,51の接合材6の
剥離が防止され真空漏れ等の問題が発生し難い。したが
って、信頼性が高く、そのうえ、室温近傍の雰囲気内で
位置決めと封着がおこなわれるため、高価なアライメン
ト装置も用いる必要のない生産性の高い画像形成装置が
得られた。
As a result, the thermal stress at the time of welding the metal joint 7 or during the baking step is absorbed by the deformation absorbing part 8 as elastic deformation energy, and the first base side joint 41 or the second base side joint 51 is absorbed. Is not affected by thermal stress.
The peeling of the bonding material 6 at the base or second base-side bonding portions 41 and 51 is prevented, and problems such as vacuum leakage hardly occur. Accordingly, an image forming apparatus having high reliability and high productivity can be obtained because positioning and sealing are performed in an atmosphere near room temperature without using an expensive alignment apparatus.

【0096】[実施例2]次に本発明の実施例2につい
て説明する。
Embodiment 2 Next, Embodiment 2 of the present invention will be described.

【0097】本実施例2は、実施例1とは変形吸収部8
の断面形状が異なる例で、内部構造については実施例1
と同様である。
The second embodiment is different from the first embodiment in that the deformation absorbing portion 8
Are different from each other in cross-sectional shape.
Is the same as

【0098】まず、本発明の画像形成装置を図3を用い
て説明する。図3(a)は本実施例2の画像形成装置の
全体図であり、図3(b)は同図(a)のA−A断面の
周辺部分拡大図である。
First, the image forming apparatus of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 3A is an overall view of the image forming apparatus according to the second embodiment, and FIG. 3B is an enlarged view of a part around the section AA in FIG.

【0099】基本的な構成は上記した実施の形態と同一
なので同一の符号を付して詳細な説明を省略し、本実施
例1に特徴的な事項について説明するものとする。
Since the basic configuration is the same as that of the above-described embodiment, the same reference numerals are given and the detailed description is omitted, and the characteristic features of the first embodiment will be described.

【0100】第1基体側金属部材4と第2基体側金属部
材5は、外周形状310mm×290mm幅25mm厚
さ0.2mmの枠状の金属板である。第1基体側金属部
材4は第1基体1の周辺部に、第2基体側金属部材5は
第2基体2の周辺部の支持枠3上に配置した。
The first base-side metal member 4 and the second base-side metal member 5 are frame-shaped metal plates having an outer peripheral shape of 310 mm × 290 mm, a width of 25 mm, and a thickness of 0.2 mm. The first base-side metal member 4 was arranged on the periphery of the first base 1, and the second base-side metal member 5 was arranged on the support frame 3 around the second base 2.

【0101】第1基体側金属部材4と第2基体側金属部
材5の金属材料は、第1基体1、第2基体2の母材であ
るフロートガラスに熱膨張係数の近いNi−Cr合金
(重量% 42%−6%残りFe)を用いた。
The metal material of the first base-side metal member 4 and the second base-side metal member 5 is a Ni—Cr alloy (of which thermal expansion coefficient is close to that of the float glass as a base material of the first base 1 and the second base 2). % By weight 42% -6% residual Fe) was used.

【0102】接合材6は、第1基体1と第1基体側金属
部材4、第2基体2と支持枠3、および支持枠3と第2
基体側金属部材5、を接合する接合材であり、ここでは
低融点ガラス(日本電気硝子(株)製LS−0306)
を使用した。
The joining material 6 includes the first base 1 and the first base-side metal member 4, the second base 2 and the support frame 3, and the support base 3 and the second base 2.
It is a bonding material for bonding the base-side metal member 5, and here, a low-melting glass (LS-0306, manufactured by NEC Corporation)
It was used.

【0103】金属接合部7は、画像形成装置の容器を構
成する際、第1基体側金属部材4と第2基体側金属部材
5を電子ビーム溶接し、封着する部分である。金属接合
部7は、溶接時、ベーキング時の温度分布不均一等によ
る熱応力がおよばないようにするため、第1基体側金属
部材4および第2基体側金属部材5と接合する接合材6
から一番離れた部分を溶接した。
The metal joint 7 is a portion for sealing the first base metal member 4 and the second base metal member 5 by electron beam welding when forming the container of the image forming apparatus. In order to prevent thermal stress due to non-uniform temperature distribution during welding or baking, the metal bonding portion 7 has a bonding material 6 bonded to the first base metal member 4 and the second base metal member 5.
The part farthest away from was welded.

【0104】変形吸収部8は第1基体側金属部材4また
は第2基体側金属部材5、の接合材6と金属接合部7の
間にあらかじめ断面がV字形状(高さ1mm、幅2m
m)の部分をプレス加工した曲げ加工部である。
The deformation absorbing portion 8 has a V-shaped cross section (1 mm in height and 2 m in width) between the bonding material 6 and the metal bonding portion 7 of the first base metal member 4 or the second base metal member 5.
This is a bent portion obtained by pressing the portion m).

【0105】図3(b)の変形吸収部8,8は、第1,
第2基体側金属部材4,5の金属接合部7側に寄せて形
成され、接合面を隔てて対称的にV字型形状に部分的に
突出するように形成されている。V字の金属接合部7側
の辺は接合面に対して直角で、金属接合部7と反対側の
辺が斜辺となっり、全体として金属接合部7側を底辺と
する2等辺三角形状となっている。換言すれば、第1,
第2基体側金属部材4,5の間隔は、金属接合部7と反
対側、すなわち第1,第2基体側接合部41,51に向
けて狭くなる部分を有し、その両端が閉じられて間隔が
ゼロとなっている。
The deformation absorbing parts 8 in FIG.
The second base-side metal members 4 and 5 are formed so as to approach the metal bonding portion 7 side, and are formed so as to partially project in a V-shape symmetrically with the bonding surface therebetween. The side of the V-shaped metal joint 7 side is at right angles to the joint surface, and the side opposite to the metal joint 7 is a hypotenuse. As a whole, an isosceles triangle with the metal joint 7 side as the base. Has become. In other words, the first,
The interval between the second base-side metal members 4 and 5 has a portion that becomes narrower on the side opposite to the metal joint 7, that is, toward the first and second base-side joints 41 and 51. The interval is zero.

【0106】このようにすれば、溶接時やベーキング時
の温度分布不均一等により溶接部7に発生する熱応力
を、V字形状曲げ加工断面形状の弾性変形エネルギーに
変換して吸収することで、第1基体側金属部材4または
第2基体側金属部材5の接合材6に伝達する熱応力を低
下させる機能を持つ。
In this way, the thermal stress generated in the welded portion 7 due to uneven temperature distribution during welding or baking is converted into the elastic deformation energy of the V-shaped bent cross-sectional shape and absorbed. A function of reducing thermal stress transmitted to the bonding material 6 of the first base metal member 4 or the second base metal member 5.

【0107】さらに溶接の際、溶接部7近傍にある第1
基体側金属部材4と第2基体側金属部材5の変形吸収部
8同士を挟んでおくことで溶接をより確実に行なうこと
ができる。
Further, at the time of welding, the first
By sandwiching the deformation absorbing portions 8 of the base-side metal member 4 and the second base-side metal member 5, welding can be performed more reliably.

【0108】以上、本発明を適用した画像形成装置の基
本構成を説明した。
The basic configuration of the image forming apparatus according to the present invention has been described.

【0109】本発明の画像形成装置において、各電子放
出素子52には、容器外端子Dx1ないしDxm,Dy
1ないしDynを通じ、走査信号及び変調信号を不図示
の信号発生手段よりそれぞれ印加することにより、電子
放出させ、高圧端子 Hvを通じて、メタルバック59
あるいは透明電極(不図示)に数kV以上の高圧を印加
し、電子ビームを加速し、蛍光膜58に衝突させ、励起
・発光させることで画像を表示した。
In the image forming apparatus of the present invention, each of the electron-emitting devices 52 has an external terminal Dx1 to Dxm, Dy.
1 to Dyn, a scanning signal and a modulation signal are applied from signal generation means (not shown) to emit electrons, and the metal back 59 is applied through the high voltage terminal Hv.
Alternatively, an image was displayed by applying a high voltage of several kV or more to a transparent electrode (not shown), accelerating the electron beam, causing the electron beam to collide with the fluorescent film 58, and exciting and emitting light.

【0110】その結果、金属接合部7の溶接時またはベ
ーキング工程時の熱応力が、変形吸収部8に弾性変形エ
ネルギーとして吸収されて、第1基体側接合部41また
は第2基体側接合部51に熱応力が及ばないため、第1
基体側または第2基体側接合部6の剥離が防止され真空
漏れ等の問題が発生し難い。したがって、信頼性が高
く、そのうえ、室温近傍の雰囲気内で位置決めと封着が
おこなわれるため、高価なアライメント装置も用いる必
要のない生産性の高い画像形成装置が得られた。
As a result, the thermal stress at the time of welding or baking the metal joint 7 is absorbed by the deformation absorbing portion 8 as elastic deformation energy, and the first base side joint 41 or the second base side joint 51 is absorbed. Is not affected by thermal stress.
The peeling of the substrate side or second substrate side joint 6 is prevented, and problems such as vacuum leakage hardly occur. Accordingly, an image forming apparatus having high reliability and high productivity can be obtained because positioning and sealing are performed in an atmosphere near room temperature without using an expensive alignment apparatus.

【0111】[実施例3]次に本発明の実施例3につい
て説明する。
Third Embodiment Next, a third embodiment of the present invention will be described.

【0112】本実施例3は、上記した実施例1,2とは
異なり電子放出素子として冷陰極電子放出素子の一種で
ある電界放出素子を用い、実施例1とは変形吸収部8の
断面形状を異ならせた例である。
The third embodiment differs from the first and second embodiments in that a field emission device, which is a kind of a cold cathode electron emission device, is used as an electron emission device. Is an example in which

【0113】まず、電界放出素子について図8を用いて
説明し、次いで、画像形成装置について図4を用いて説
明する。
First, the field emission device will be described with reference to FIG. 8, and then the image forming apparatus will be described with reference to FIG.

【0114】図8において、81は第1基体1を構成す
るリアプレート、82は第2基体2を構成するフェイス
プレート、83は陰極、84はゲート電極、85は陰極
83とゲート電極84間に形成される絶縁層、86はゲ
ート電極84の上に位置する収束電極である。
In FIG. 8, reference numeral 81 denotes a rear plate constituting the first base 1, reference numeral 82 denotes a face plate constituting the second base 2, reference numeral 83 denotes a cathode, reference numeral 84 denotes a gate electrode, reference numeral 85 denotes a position between the cathode 83 and the gate electrode 84. The insulating layer 86 formed is a focusing electrode located on the gate electrode 84.

【0115】図4は本実施例3の画像形成装置の周辺部
分拡大図である。全体構成については実施例1,2と同
様である。
FIG. 4 is an enlarged view of the periphery of the image forming apparatus according to the third embodiment. The overall configuration is the same as in the first and second embodiments.

【0116】第1基体1は、300mm×280mm厚
さ2.8mmフロートガラス面上に電極、配線等のパタ
ーンが形成され、更に表面伝導型電子放出素子を配設し
たリアプレート1aを備えている。
The first base 1 is provided with a pattern of electrodes and wirings on a float glass surface of 300 mm × 280 mm and 2.8 mm in thickness, and further includes a rear plate 1 a on which a surface conduction electron-emitting device is disposed. .

【0117】第2基体2は、300mm×280mm厚
さ2.8mmフロートガラス、ガラス面上に電子と衝突
し発光する蛍光体が配設し、さらに電極等のパターンを
形成したフェイスプレートである。
The second substrate 2 is a face plate having a float glass of 300 mm × 280 mm and a thickness of 2.8 mm, a fluorescent material which emits light upon collision with electrons on a glass surface, and further has a pattern of electrodes and the like formed thereon.

【0118】第1基体1を構成する支持枠3は、フロー
トガラスを、外周形状290mm×270mm幅10m
m厚さ1.8mmに加工した枠状の部材であり、第1基
体1の電極、配線等のパターンが形成された面の周辺部
に配設した。さらに、第1基体1と第2基体2の間隙お
よび支持枠3の内側には大気圧支持部材(不図示)であ
る50mm×1.8mmx25mmのフロートガラス板
を多数配設した。この支持枠3と大気圧支持部材(不図
示)は真空容器を構成した際、耐大気圧支持構造として
機能する。
The support frame 3 constituting the first base 1 is made of a float glass having an outer peripheral shape of 290 mm × 270 mm and a width of 10 m.
It is a frame-shaped member processed to have a thickness of 1.8 mm, and is disposed on the periphery of the surface of the first base 1 on which patterns such as electrodes and wirings are formed. Further, a large number of float glass plates of 50 mm × 1.8 mm × 25 mm, which are atmospheric pressure support members (not shown), are arranged inside the gap between the first base 1 and the second base 2 and inside the support frame 3. The support frame 3 and an atmospheric pressure support member (not shown) function as an anti-atmospheric pressure support structure when forming a vacuum vessel.

【0119】第1基体側金属部材4と第2基体側金属部
材5は、外周形状310mm×290mm幅25mm高
さ4mmの枠状の金属板である。第1基体側金属部材4
は第1基体1の周辺部に、第2基体側金属部材5は第2
基体2厚さ0.2mmの周辺部の支持枠3上に配置し
た。
The first base-side metal member 4 and the second base-side metal member 5 are frame-shaped metal plates having an outer peripheral shape of 310 mm × 290 mm, a width of 25 mm, and a height of 4 mm. First base member 4
Is the peripheral portion of the first base 1, and the second base side metal member 5 is the second
The base 2 was placed on the support frame 3 at the periphery with a thickness of 0.2 mm.

【0120】第1基体側金属部材4と第2基体側金属部
材5の金属材料は、第1基体1、第2基体2の母材であ
るフロートガラスに熱膨張係数の近い Ni−Cr合金
(重量% 42%−6%残りFe)を用いた。
The metal material of the first base-side metal member 4 and the second base-side metal member 5 is a Ni—Cr alloy (of which the thermal expansion coefficient is close to that of the float glass as the base material of the first base 1 and the second base 2). % By weight 42% -6% residual Fe) was used.

【0121】接合材6は、第1基体1と支持枠3および
第1基体側金属部材4、第2基体2と第2基体側金属部
材5を接合する接合材であり、ここでは低融点ガラス
(日本電気硝子(株)製LS−0306)を使用した。
The bonding material 6 is a bonding material for bonding the first base 1, the support frame 3, and the first base metal member 4, and the second base 2 and the second base metal member 5, and here, a low melting glass (LS-0306, manufactured by NEC Corporation) was used.

【0122】金属接合部7は、画像形成装置の容器を構
成する際、第1基体側金属部材4と第2基体側金属部材
5をレーザー溶接(YAGレーザー連続出力400W)
し、封着する部分である。金属接合部7は、溶接時、ベ
ーキング時の温度分布不均一等による熱応力がおよばな
いようにするため、第1基体側金属部材4および第2基
体側金属部材5と接合する接合材6から一番離れた部分
を溶接した。
When forming the container of the image forming apparatus, the metal bonding portion 7 laser welds the first base metal member 4 and the second base metal member 5 (YAG laser continuous output 400 W).
This is the part to be sealed. In order to prevent thermal stress due to non-uniform temperature distribution during welding or baking, the metal bonding portion 7 is formed from the bonding material 6 bonded to the first base metal member 4 and the second base metal member 5. The farthest part was welded.

【0123】変形吸収部8は、第1基体側金属部材4ま
たは第2基体側金属部材5の各第1,第2基体側接合部
41,51と溶接部7の中間にあらかじめ断面が直角を
なすV字形状(高さ4mm)の部分をプレス加工した曲
げ加工部である。
The deformation absorbing portion 8 has a cross section perpendicular to the intermediate portion between the first and second base-side joining portions 41 and 51 of the first base-side metal member 4 or the second base-side metal member 5 and the welded portion 7 in advance. This is a bent portion obtained by pressing a V-shaped (height: 4 mm) portion to be formed.

【0124】すなわち、第1,第2基体側金属部材4,
5は、変形吸収部8,8を境にして、金属接合部7と反
対側が水平に延び、金属接合部7側の張り出し部が直角
に第1基体1側に向かって折曲されている。この実施例
3では、第1基体1の外周位置を第2基体2の外周位置
と同一位置として、変形吸収部8よりも金属接合部7側
の直角に曲がった部分を第1基体1の外周と対向する位
置まで延ばしている。
That is, the first and second base-side metal members 4,
Reference numeral 5 indicates that the side opposite to the metal joint 7 extends horizontally across the deformation absorbing portions 8, 8, and the protrusion on the metal joint 7 side is bent at a right angle toward the first base 1. In the third embodiment, the outer peripheral position of the first base 1 is set to be the same position as the outer peripheral position of the second base 2, and a portion bent at a right angle on the metal bonding portion 7 side with respect to the deformation absorbing portion 8 is defined as the outer periphery of the first base 1. And extends to the position facing.

【0125】溶接時、ベーキング時の温度分布不均一等
により溶接部7に発生する熱応力を、V字形状曲げ加工
断面形状の弾性変形エネルギーに変換して吸収すること
で、第1基体側金属部材4または第2基体側金属部材5
の接合材6に伝達する熱応力を低下させる機能を持つ。
By converting the thermal stress generated in the welded portion 7 due to the non-uniform temperature distribution at the time of welding and baking into elastic deformation energy of the V-shaped bent cross-sectional shape and absorbing it, the first base metal Member 4 or second substrate side metal member 5
Has the function of reducing the thermal stress transmitted to the bonding material 6.

【0126】変形吸収部8を本実施例のようにすること
で、画像形成装置の第1基体1の外径を大きくすること
なく、小型化を図ることができる。
By forming the deformation absorbing section 8 as in this embodiment, the size can be reduced without increasing the outer diameter of the first base 1 of the image forming apparatus.

【0127】以上、本発明を適用した画像形成装置の基
本構成を説明した。
The basic configuration of the image forming apparatus according to the present invention has been described.

【0128】上記のように構成した本発明の画像表示装
置において、各電子放出素子には、容器外端子Dx1な
いしDxm,Dy1ないしDynを通じ、走査信号及び
変調信号を不図示の信号発生手段よりそれぞれ、印加す
ることにより、電子放出させ、高圧端子 Hvを通じ、
メタルバック59、あるいは透明電極(不図示)に数k
V以上の高圧を印加し、電子ビームを加速し、蛍光膜5
8に衝突させ、励起・発光させることで画像を表示し
た。
In the image display device of the present invention having the above-described structure, the scanning signal and the modulation signal are respectively transmitted to the respective electron-emitting devices from the signal generating means (not shown) through the external terminals Dx1 to Dxm and Dy1 to Dyn. , The electron is emitted by applying, through the high voltage terminal Hv,
Several k on metal back 59 or transparent electrode (not shown)
A high voltage of V or more is applied to accelerate the electron beam,
8 and the image was displayed by exciting and emitting light.

【0129】その結果、金属接合部7の溶接時またはベ
ーキング工程時の熱応力が、変形吸収部8に弾性変形エ
ネルギーとして吸収されて、第1基体側または第2基体
側接合部6の剥離が防止され真空漏れ等の問題が発生し
難い。したがって、より信頼性が高く、そのうえ、室温
近傍の雰囲気内で、位置決めと封着がおこなわれるた
め、高価なアライメント装置も用いる必要のない生産性
の高い画像形成装置が得られた。
As a result, the thermal stress at the time of welding the metal joint 7 or during the baking step is absorbed as elastic deformation energy by the deformation absorbing part 8, and the first base side or the second base side joint 6 is not separated. This prevents problems such as vacuum leakage. Therefore, an image forming apparatus having higher reliability and high productivity can be obtained because positioning and sealing are performed in an atmosphere near room temperature without using an expensive alignment apparatus.

【0130】[0130]

【発明の効果】以上説明したように本発明にあっては次
のような効果が得られる。
As described above, according to the present invention, the following effects can be obtained.

【0131】請求項1に係る発明によれば、第1基体側
接合部材の第1基体側接合部と接合部材接合部の間およ
び第2基体側接合部材の第2基体側接合部と接合部材接
合部の間の少なくともいずれか一方が変形吸収部を有す
ることにより、接合部材接合部の溶接等の接合時または
ベーキング工程時の熱応力が、変形吸収部に弾性変形エ
ネルギーとして吸収されて、第1基体側接合部または第
2基体側接合部に熱応力が及ばないため、第1基体側接
合部または第2基体側接合部の剥離が防止され真空漏れ
等の問題が発生し難い高信頼度の気密容器が得られる。
According to the first aspect of the present invention, the first base member is connected between the first base member and the second member, and the second base member is connected to the second base member. Since at least one of the joints has the deformation absorbing portion, the thermal stress at the time of joining such as welding of the joining member joint or during the baking step is absorbed by the deformation absorbing portion as elastic deformation energy, Since no thermal stress is exerted on the first substrate-side joint or the second substrate-side joint, peeling of the first substrate-side joint or the second substrate-side joint is prevented, and a problem such as vacuum leakage hardly occurs. Airtight container is obtained.

【0132】そのうえ、室温近傍の雰囲気内で、第1基
体と第2基体間の位置決めと封着がおこなわれるため、
高価なアライメント装置を用いる必要が無い。
In addition, since the positioning and sealing between the first base and the second base are performed in an atmosphere near room temperature,
There is no need to use expensive alignment equipment.

【0133】請求項2に係る発明によれば、熱応力が曲
げ部分の曲げ方向の変形によって効果的に吸収すること
ができる。
According to the second aspect of the invention, the thermal stress can be effectively absorbed by the deformation of the bent portion in the bending direction.

【0134】請求項5,6に係る発明によれば、変形吸
収部が第1基体側金属部材や第2基体側接合部材をプレ
ス加工等の量産性の高い加工で作製できるため、生産性
の高い気密容器が得られる。
According to the fifth and sixth aspects of the present invention, since the deformation absorbing portion can manufacture the first base-side metal member and the second base-side joining member by processing such as press working with high productivity, productivity can be improved. A high airtight container is obtained.

【0135】請求項7に係る発明は、変形吸収部を第1
基体側接合部材と第2基体側接合部材の両方が有してい
ることにより、接合部材接合部の溶接等の接合時または
ベーキング工程時の熱応力が、よりいっそう変形吸収部
に弾性変形エネルギーとして吸収されるため、第1基体
側接合部または第2基体側接合部に熱応力がおよびにく
く、第1基体側接合部または第2基体側接合部の剥離が
防止され真空漏れ等の問題が発生し難い。
According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, the deformation absorbing portion is provided with the first
Since both the base-side joining member and the second base-side joining member have, the thermal stress at the time of joining such as welding of the joining member joining portion or at the time of the baking process is further increased as elastic deformation energy to the deformation absorbing portion. Due to the absorption, thermal stress is less likely to be applied to the first base-side joint or the second base-side joint, and peeling of the first base-side joint or the second base-side joint is prevented, and problems such as vacuum leakage occur. Difficult to do.

【0136】請求項8に係る発明は、第1基体接合部と
第2基体接合部の接合剤が低融点ガラスであることによ
り、高い耐熱性と真空保持性を持つため、高信頼度の気
密容器が得られる。
The invention according to claim 8 is characterized in that since the bonding agent for the first base bonding part and the second base bonding part is a glass having a low melting point, it has a high heat resistance and a vacuum holding property, and thus has a highly reliable hermetic seal. A container is obtained.

【0137】請求項9に係る発明は、第1,第2接合部
材は金属部材であることを特徴とするもので、常温雰囲
気近傍での溶接等による接合が可能である。
The ninth aspect of the present invention is characterized in that the first and second joining members are metal members, and can be joined by welding or the like near a normal temperature atmosphere.

【0138】請求項10に係る発明は、第1基体側金属
部材または該第2基体側金属部材の材料が、Ni−Cr
合金(重量% 42%−6%残Fe)であることによ
り、第1基体側金属部材または第2基体側金属部材と第
1基体側接合部または該第2基体側接合部の接合材であ
る低融点ガラスおよびガラス等の該第2基体との熱膨張
係数の差が小さいため、金属接合部の溶接等の接合時ま
たはベーキング工程時の熱応力が小さくでき、一層高信
頼度の気密容器が得られる。
According to a tenth aspect of the present invention, the material of the first base member or the second base member is Ni-Cr.
The alloy (wt% 42% -6% residual Fe) is a joining material for the first base member or the second base member and the first base joint or the second base joint. Since the difference in the coefficient of thermal expansion between the low melting point glass and the second substrate such as glass is small, the thermal stress at the time of joining such as welding of metal joints or at the time of the baking process can be reduced. can get.

【0139】請求項11に係る発明は、上記した気密容
器を用い、第1基体には電子放出素子が配設され、第2
基体には前記電子放出素子から照射される電子線によっ
て画像が表示される画像形成部が配設されていることに
より、真空漏れ等の問題が発生し難い信頼性の高い画像
形成装置が得られる。
An eleventh aspect of the present invention uses the above-mentioned airtight container, wherein the first base is provided with an electron-emitting device,
Since the base is provided with an image forming unit on which an image is displayed by an electron beam emitted from the electron-emitting device, a highly reliable image forming apparatus that does not easily cause problems such as vacuum leakage can be obtained. .

【0140】そのうえ、室温近傍の雰囲気内で、第1基
体と第2基体間の位置決めと封着がおこなわれるため、
高価なアライメント装置を用いることなく電子放出素子
と画像形成部間の位置合わせが可能となる。
In addition, since the positioning and sealing between the first base and the second base are performed in an atmosphere near room temperature,
Positioning between the electron-emitting device and the image forming unit can be performed without using an expensive alignment device.

【0141】請求項12に記載の発明によれば、上記画
像形成部材を蛍光体とすることにより、大面積の平面型
画像形成装置に好適である。
According to the twelfth aspect of the present invention, since the image forming member is made of a phosphor, it is suitable for a large area flat type image forming apparatus.

【0142】請求項13に係る発明によれば、電子放出
素子が冷陰極電子放出素子であることにより、構造が簡
単で大面積の平面型画像形成装置に好適である。
According to the thirteenth aspect of the present invention, since the electron-emitting device is a cold-cathode electron-emitting device, it is suitable for a large-area flat-type image forming apparatus having a simple structure.

【0143】請求項14に係る発明の気密容器の製造方
法によれば、常温下で第1,第2基体を位置合わせし、
接合部材間を気密に接合することができる。特に、変形
吸収部を形成することによって、金属等の第1基体側お
よび第2基体側接合部材同士を接合をする際に、熱応力
が変形吸収部に吸収されて第1,第2基体側との接合材
の剥離が防止できるので、ビーム溶接だけでなく他のア
ーク溶接,電気溶接等の他の溶接手段、半田付け、ロウ
付け等の他の常温雰囲気下での各種接合手段を用いるこ
とができ、生産性向上を図ることができる。
According to the method for manufacturing an airtight container of the invention according to claim 14, the first and second substrates are aligned at room temperature,
The joining members can be joined in an airtight manner. In particular, by forming the deformation absorbing portion, when joining the first base member and the second base member such as metal to each other, the thermal stress is absorbed by the deformation absorbing portion and the first and second base members are joined. Use of other welding means such as arc welding, electric welding, and other various means of joining at room temperature, such as soldering and brazing, as well as beam welding, because peeling of the joining material from the material can be prevented. And productivity can be improved.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of the drawings]

【図1】図1は本発明の実施の形態および実施例1に係
る画像形成装置を示すもので、同図(a)は概略全体斜
視図、同図(b)は周辺部分拡大断面図、同図(c)は
変形吸収部の他の構成例を示す周辺部分拡大断面図、同
図(d)はさらに他の構成例を示す周辺部分拡大断面図
同図である。
FIGS. 1A and 1B show an image forming apparatus according to an embodiment and Example 1 of the present invention. FIG. 1A is a schematic overall perspective view, FIG. FIG. 13C is a peripheral enlarged cross-sectional view showing another configuration example of the deformation absorbing section, and FIG. 14D is a peripheral partial enlarged cross-sectional view showing still another configuration example.

【図2】図2は図1の装置のコーナー部の部分拡大斜視
図である。
FIG. 2 is a partially enlarged perspective view of a corner portion of the apparatus of FIG.

【図3】図3は本発明の実施例2に係る画像形成装置を
示し、同図(a)は概略全体斜視図、同図(b)は周辺
部分拡大断面図である。
FIGS. 3A and 3B show an image forming apparatus according to a second embodiment of the present invention, wherein FIG. 3A is a schematic overall perspective view, and FIG.

【図4】図4は本発明の実施例3に係る画像形成装置の
周辺部分断面図である。
FIG. 4 is a partial cross-sectional view of the periphery of an image forming apparatus according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

【図5】図5は図1の画像形成装置の内部構造を示す一
部破断斜視図である。
FIG. 5 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing the internal structure of the image forming apparatus of FIG. 1;

【図6】図6は実施例1、2の表面伝導型電子放出素子
の構成を示し、同図(a)は平面図、同図(b)は断面
図である。
FIGS. 6A and 6B show a configuration of the surface conduction electron-emitting device of Examples 1 and 2, wherein FIG. 6A is a plan view and FIG. 6B is a cross-sectional view.

【図7】図7(a)はストライプ状の蛍光体配列を示す
拡大図、同図(b)はデルタ状の蛍光体配列の拡大図で
ある。
FIG. 7A is an enlarged view showing a stripe-shaped phosphor array, and FIG. 7B is an enlarged view of a delta-shaped phosphor array.

【図8】図8は実施例3の電界放出素子の構成を模式的
に示す断面図である。
FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view schematically illustrating a configuration of a field emission device according to a third embodiment.

【図9】図9(a)は従来の画像形成装置の気密容器の
断面図、同図(b)は同図(a)のA部拡大図である。
9A is a sectional view of an airtight container of a conventional image forming apparatus, and FIG. 9B is an enlarged view of a portion A in FIG. 9A.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1;第1基体 2;第2基体 3;支持枠 4;第1基体側金属部材 5;第2基体側金属部材 6;接合材 7;金属接合部 8;変形吸収部 9;画像形成装置コーナー部 21;コーナー変形吸収部 52;電子放出素子 58;蛍光膜 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1; 1st base | substrate 2; 2nd base | substrate 3; support frame 4; 1st base | substrate side metal member 5; 2nd base | substrate side metal member 6; joining material 7; metal joint 8; Part 21; corner deformation absorbing part 52; electron-emitting device 58; fluorescent film

フロントページの続き Fターム(参考) 5C012 AA05 BC03 5C032 AA01 BB16 BB18 5C036 EE17 EF01 EF06 EF09 EG05 EH01 EH26 5C094 AA31 AA42 AA43 AA48 BA32 BA34 CA19 DA07 DA12 FA01 FA02 FB02 FB12 GB01 Continued on the front page F term (reference) 5C012 AA05 BC03 5C032 AA01 BB16 BB18 5C036 EE17 EF01 EF06 EF09 EG05 EH01 EH26 5C094 AA31 AA42 AA43 AA48 BA32 BA34 CA19 DA07 DA12 FA01 FA02 FB02 FB12 GB01

Claims (14)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】第1基体側接合部材と第2基体側接合部材
を介して第1基体と第2基体を接合した気密容器におい
て、 前記第1基体と第2基体の接合部が、前記第1基体に前
記第1基体側接合部材を接合した第1基体側接合部と、
前記第2基体に前記第2基体側接合部材を接合した第2
基体側接合部と、前記第1基体側接合部材と第2基体側
接合部材を接合した接合部材接合部から構成され、 前記第1基体側接合部材の第1基体側接合部と接合部材
接合部の間および第2基体側接合部材の第2基体側接合
部と接合部材接合部の間の、少なくともいずれか一方が
変形吸収部を有することを特徴とする気密容器。
1. An airtight container in which a first base and a second base are bonded via a first base-side bonding member and a second base-side bonding member, wherein the bonding portion between the first base and the second base is the second base. A first-substrate-side joining portion in which the first-substrate-side joining member is joined to one base;
A second base member joined to the second base member,
A first substrate-side joining member and a joining member joining portion in which the first substrate-side joining member and the second substrate-side joining member are joined; and a first substrate-side joining portion of the first substrate-side joining member and a joining member joining portion. An airtight container characterized in that at least one of the second sealing member and the second joining member of the second joining member has a deformation absorbing portion.
【請求項2】 変形吸収部が曲げ部分を有することを特
徴とする請求項1に記載の気密容器。
2. The airtight container according to claim 1, wherein the deformation absorbing portion has a bent portion.
【請求項3】 変形吸収部において、第1又は第2基体
側接合部材の間隔が平行な部分を有することを特徴とす
る請求項1または2に記載の気密容器。
3. The airtight container according to claim 1, wherein the deformation absorbing portion has a portion in which the distance between the first and second base member is parallel.
【請求項4】 変形吸収部において、第1基体側および
第2基体側接合部材間の間隔が接合部材接合部の反対側
に向けて狭くなる部分を有することを特徴とする請求項
1乃至3のいずれかの項に記載の気密容器。
4. The deformation absorbing portion has a portion in which the distance between the first base member and the second base member is reduced toward the opposite side of the bonding member. The airtight container according to any one of the above items.
【請求項5】 変形吸収部の、第1又は第2基体側接合
部と接合部材接合部を結ぶ直線に沿った断面形状が、U
字型形状またはV字型形状を有することを特徴とする請
求項1乃至4のいずれかの項に記載の気密容器。
5. A sectional shape of the deformation absorbing portion along a straight line connecting the first or second base-side joining portion and the joining member joining portion has a U shape.
The hermetic container according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the hermetic container has a V shape or a V shape.
【請求項6】 変形吸収部の、第1又は第2基体側接合
部と接合部材接合部を結ぶ直線に沿った断面形状が、凸
型形状を有することを特徴とする請求項1乃至4のいず
れかの項に記載の気密容器。
6. The method according to claim 1, wherein a cross-sectional shape of the deformation absorbing portion along a straight line connecting the first or second base-side joining portion and the joining member joining portion has a convex shape. An airtight container according to any one of the above items.
【請求項7】 変形吸収部を第1基体側接合部材と第2
基体側接合部材の両方が有している請求項1乃至6のい
ずれかの項に記載の気密容器。
7. The deformation absorbing portion is connected to the first base member and the second base member.
The airtight container according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the airtight container has both of the base-side joining members.
【請求項8】 第1基体接合部と第2基体接合部の接合
剤が低融点ガラスである請求項1乃至7のいずれかの項
に記載の気密容器。
8. The airtight container according to claim 1, wherein the bonding agent for the first base joint and the second base joint is a low-melting glass.
【請求項9】 第1,第2接合部材は金属部材である請
求項1乃至8のいずれかの項に記載の気密容器。
9. The airtight container according to claim 1, wherein the first and second joining members are metal members.
【請求項10】 第1基体側接合部材または該第2基体
側接合部材の材料が、Ni−Cr合金(重量%42%−
6%残Fe)である請求項9に記載の気密容器。
10. The first base member or the second base member is made of a Ni—Cr alloy (42% by weight).
The hermetic container according to claim 9, which is 6% residual Fe).
【請求項11】請求項1乃至10に記載の気密容器を用
い、第1基体には電子放出素子が配設され、第2基体に
は前記電子放出素子から照射される電子線によって画像
が表示される画像形成部が配設されていることを特徴と
する画像形成装置。
11. An airtight container according to claim 1, wherein an electron-emitting device is provided on a first base, and an image is displayed on a second base by an electron beam emitted from said electron-emitting device. An image forming apparatus, comprising an image forming unit to be provided.
【請求項12】画像形成部材が蛍光体であることを特徴
とする請求項11に記載の画像形成装置。
12. An image forming apparatus according to claim 11, wherein said image forming member is a phosphor.
【請求項13】電子放出素子が冷陰極電子放出素子であ
ることを特徴とする請求項11又は12に記載の画像形
成装置。
13. The image forming apparatus according to claim 11, wherein the electron-emitting device is a cold cathode electron-emitting device.
【請求項14】互いに接合される第1基体と第2基体の
接合部が、第1基体に第1基体側接合部材を接合した第
1基体側接合部と、前記第2基体に第2基体側接合部材
を接合した第2基体側接合部と、該第1基体側接合部材
と該第2基体側接合部材を接合した接合部材接合部から
構成され、 前記第1基体側接合部材の第1基体側接合部と接合部材
接合部の間および第2基体側接合部材の第2基体側接合
部と接合部材接合部の間の、少なくともいずれか一方が
変形吸収部を有する気密容器の製造方法であって、 第1及び第2基体側接合部材の少なくともいずれか一方
に予め変形吸収可能部を形成し、 第1及び第2基体側
接合部材を第1及び第2基体に接合し、 その後、第1基体側接合部材と第2基体側接合部材同士
を気密に接合することを特徴とする気密容器の製造方
法。
14. A bonding portion between a first base and a second base to be bonded to each other, a first base-side bonding portion in which a first base-side bonding member is bonded to a first base, and a second base in a second base. A first base-side joining member joined to the first base-side joining member, and a joining member joining portion joining the first base-side joining member and the second base-side joining member. A method for manufacturing an airtight container in which at least one of a portion between a base-side joint and a joining member joint and between a second base-side joint and a joining member joint of a second substrate-side joining member has a deformation absorbing portion. A deformation absorbing portion is formed in advance on at least one of the first and second base member, and the first and second base members are bonded to the first and second base members. The first base member and the second base member are hermetically bonded to each other. Manufacturing method of airtight container.
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