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FHPs 42-Inch High-Definition Plasma Display Panel integrates New TERES Circuit Technology

ALIS & TERES Technology Offers High Resolution and Performance at Low Cost

London, July 16th 2001- Fujitsu Hitachi Plasma Display Limited (FHP) has announced that it will begin mass production in August of 42-inch high-definition plasma display panels (PDPs) that utilise its newly developed TERES circuit technology1, which features a panel-driving method requiring only half the voltage of conventional models.

The newly developed TERES circuit technology cuts conventional drive voltage and drive-circuit costs in half. While PDPs normally require a certain voltage level to produce a plasma discharge, by separating the drive voltage into positive and negative polarities, the TERES circuit technology is able to halve the necessary drive voltage without reducing the discharge voltage. In addition, by simplifying the circuit structure and reducing the voltage applied to circuit parts, thereby cutting in half the usual costs of drive-circuit components, this technology helps to overcome what has been a major hurdle in popularising household uses of PDPs. The TERES technology already is being used in 32-inch high-definition PDPs, which were introduced into the market in April 2001.

The new 42-Inch PDPs also utilise ALIS technology2 and produce high-definition images. Improvement of rib materials and phosphors has enhanced panel brightness efficiency and made it possible to achieve a higher brightness level of 750cd/m2 (a 25% increase over former levels) without affecting product life.

In addition, the products feature the functions of compensation for colour reproduction and dynamic colour-balancing, allowing higher quality colour reproduction of TV images. Moreover, by reducing error diffusion noise level, even dark images look smooth. These features make the new PDPs suitable for use as display devices for household use in the digital broadcast era.        

Until now, PDPs have been used mainly for industrial applications. However, in light of the increased digitalisation of household devices in the broadband age-as exemplified by such developments as digital broadcasts, DVDs, the Internet, and CATV-and anticipating that PDPs represent the next generation of wide-screen TV displays, FHP expects that the market size will increase to 600,000 units in this fiscal year.

FHP intends to expand its product lineup of high-definition PDPs by capitalising on its two unique technologies -- (ALIS & TERES"3): ALIS, which offers high brightness and performance, and TERES, which offers reduced voltage and costs -- and thereby accelerate the penetration of these plasma display panels into households.

Features of the 42-inch H1 PDP Module
 Size: 42inch diagonal
 Depth: approx 65mm
 Weight: Approx 18kg
 Effective display area: 922mm x 522mm (W x H)
 Resolution: 1024 x 1024 pixels
 Aspect Ratio: 16:9
 Pixel Pitch: 0.90 x 0.51 (W x H)
 Colours displayed: 16.77 million
 Luminosity: 750cd/m2
 Viewing angle: 160 degrees or more    

About Fujitsu Hitachi Plasma Display Limited
Fujitsu Hitachi Plasma Display Ltd. (FHP) is the world's top manufacturer of high-performance, high-resolution plasma display panel (PDP) devices. Established in April 1999 as a 50-50 joint venture combining the PDP divisions of Fujitsu Limited and Hitachi, Ltd., FHP develops, manufactures and markets an extensive line-up of PDP devices for application in large-screen commercial and consumer displays. Headquartered in Kawasaki, the company boasts the industry's largest and most advanced PDP production facility, located in Miyazaki in southern Japan, employing 820 staff.

Glossary
*1 TERES Circuit:   Technology of Reciprocal Sustainer
         Patent pending for TERES Circuit.
*2 ALIS Method:   Alternate Lighting of Surfaces Method
A method that alternately displays odd and even lines at high speeds. This technology makes it possible to create high-resolution images using about the same number of electrodes as used in conventional VGA technology.

*3 Trademark pending for ALIS & TERES.

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