A novel transparent electrode process

A novel process for the formation of thin-film, optical-quality conductive electrodes for use in electrophoretic deposition of high-resolution phosphor screens is described. The thin-film metal electrodes can be removed from under the phosphor either chemically or by vacuum sublimation leaving a completely transparent interface. The metal electrodes show good adherence to substrates and are low in pinhole density. High condensation rates are obtained through the use of nucleation techniques.