元となった辞書の項目
field emission display
noun
(electronics)
a
flat
panel
display
technology
that
uses
large-area
field
electron
sources
to
provide
electrons
that
strike
coloured
phosphors
to
produce
a
colour
image.
In
a
general
sense,
an
FED
consists
of
a
matrix
of
cathode
ray
tubes,
each
tube
producing
a
single
sub-pixel,
grouped
in
threes
to
form
red-green-blue
(RGB)
pixels.
意味（1）
(electronics)
a
flat
panel
display
technology
that
uses
large-area
field
electron
sources
to
provide
electrons
that
strike
coloured
phosphors
to
produce
a
colour
image.
In
a
general
sense,
an
FED
consists
of
a
matrix
of
cathode
ray
tubes,
each
tube
producing
a
single
sub-pixel,
grouped
in
threes
to
form
red-green-blue
(RGB)
pixels.
