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A vacuum envelope capable of preventing contamination of an electron source and deterioration of luminous characteristics of a phosphor layer. Electrons emitted from a tip end of emitter cones are accelerated by an anode conductor to which a positive voltage is applied with respect to a gate conduct

A vacuum envelope capable of preventing contamination of an electron source and deterioration of luminous characteristics of a phosphor layer. Electrons emitted from a tip end of emitter cones are accelerated by an anode conductor to which a positive voltage is applied with respect to a gate conductor, to thereby impinge on the phosphor layer, leading to luminescence of the layer. The luminescence is observed through a transparent anode substrate. Spacers are bonded at only one end thereof to a cathode substrate by means of seal glass, to thereby keep the seal glass from being irradiated with electrons.

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[ What is claimed is:] [1.] A vacuum envelope for a display device comprising:an anode and a cathode substrates;a field emission array structure formed on said cathode substrate, said field emission array structure including a cathode conductor, a dielectric insulating layer, conical emitter cones a

[ What is claimed is:] [1.] A vacuum envelope for a display device comprising:an anode and a cathode substrates;a field emission array structure formed on said cathode substrate, said field emission array structure including a cathode conductor, a dielectric insulating layer, conical emitter cones and a gate conductor surrounding said conical emitter cones;a phosphor coated screen formed on said anode substrate, said screen including an anode conductor formed on said anode substrate and a phosphor layer deposited on said anode conductor;spacers arranged between said anode and cathode substrates so as to oppositely space said anode and cathode substrates from each other at a predetermined interval; anda sealing member arranged at a periphery of said cathode substrate;said spacers each being formed of transparent glass fibers cut into a predetermined length, with said length extending between said anode and cathode substrates, said spacers being fixed to said cathode substrate by an adhesive at one cutting end thereof and said anode substrate by atmospheric pressure exerted on said envelope as a result of vacuum created in said envelope at another cutting end thereof.