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titleOfInvention A thin film electroluminescent display device
abstract An improved dark field material for use in a thin film electroluminescent display device that typically includes a transparent electrode layer, a segmented electrode layer and an electroluminescent phosphor layer between the electrode layers. The improved dark field layer is of a composition of a dielectric material such as the preferred magnesium oxide and a noble metal, which is preferably gold co-evaporated by way of an electron beam deposition technique. The preferred range of noble metal by volume is 6%-101%. By varying the noble metal content within this range, there is provided control of the operating temperature of the electroluminescent display device.
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