H01J9/42

TEST FIXTURE FOR A DISPLAY DEVICE
20180275166 · 2018-09-27 ·

The disclosure relates to the field of display devices and discloses a test fixture for a display device. The test fixture includes a fixing component, and a test component arranged detachably from the fixing component, wherein the fixing component includes a fixing component body, and a clamp arranged on the fixing component body to clamp the display device, and the test component is configured to be electrically connected with a circuit board of the display device.

Photocathode and method for assembly

Technologies are described for methods for fabricating a film component. The methods may comprise sputtering a first film onto a substrate. The first film may include a semiconductor compound material. The semiconductor compound material may include a semi-metal material and one or more alkali material. The methods may further comprise evaporating a second film onto the first film. The second film may include the one or more alkali materials. The one or more alkali materials may catalyze crystallization of the semiconductor compound material in the first film substantially throughout the first film to form the film component in the first layer.

Photocathode and method for assembly

Technologies are described for methods for fabricating a film component. The methods may comprise sputtering a first film onto a substrate. The first film may include a semiconductor compound material. The semiconductor compound material may include a semi-metal material and one or more alkali material. The methods may further comprise evaporating a second film onto the first film. The second film may include the one or more alkali materials. The one or more alkali materials may catalyze crystallization of the semiconductor compound material in the first film substantially throughout the first film to form the film component in the first layer.

X-ray apparatus and structure manufacturing method

Provided is an X-ray apparatus including: a target configured to generate an X-ray by collision of electrons or transmission of electrons; a filament configured to release the electrons to the target; a housing that has the filament therein; and a first holding member configured to hold a portion of the target disposed on an outer side of the housing on the outer side of the housing.

X-ray apparatus and structure manufacturing method

Provided is an X-ray apparatus including: a target configured to generate an X-ray by collision of electrons or transmission of electrons; a filament configured to release the electrons to the target; a housing that has the filament therein; and a first holding member configured to hold a portion of the target disposed on an outer side of the housing on the outer side of the housing.

Tool for testing an electron-optical assembly

Disclosed herein is an electron-optical assembly testing system for testing an electron-optical assembly, the system comprising: a source of charged particles configured to emit a beam of charged particles; an electron-optical assembly holder configured to hold an electron-optical assembly to be tested such that, when the system is in use with an electron-optical assembly held by the electron-optical assembly holder, the electron-optical assembly is illuminated by the beam; and a sub-beam detector for detecting sub-beams of charged particles that have been transmitted through the electron-optical assembly.

Tool for testing an electron-optical assembly

Disclosed herein is an electron-optical assembly testing system for testing an electron-optical assembly, the system comprising: a source of charged particles configured to emit a beam of charged particles; an electron-optical assembly holder configured to hold an electron-optical assembly to be tested such that, when the system is in use with an electron-optical assembly held by the electron-optical assembly holder, the electron-optical assembly is illuminated by the beam; and a sub-beam detector for detecting sub-beams of charged particles that have been transmitted through the electron-optical assembly.