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Vacuum tube and plasma displays
- Vacuum Tube Devices
- CRT structure and its operation
- Monochrome CRT
- Projection CRT
- Color CRT
- Contrast
- Safety
- Other CRTs
- Recent developments
- Plasma Display
- Introduction
- Development of color plasma displays
- Essentials of color AC PDP
- Operating principle of color PDP
- Features of color AC plasma display panel
- Principle of three-electrode plasma display panel
- Practical panel structure and fabrication process
- Improvement of the cell structure
- Gradation
- Improvement of drive systems
- Future prospects of color PDP
- References
Abstract
The cathode ray tube (CRT) is a luminescent display invented by K. F. Braun in 1897. The display, which is inexpensive but can show resolute pictures on its screen, has been the leading technology in the display field over more than 100 years. But the heavy weight and long depth are the CRT’s weaknesses. The liquid crystal display (LCD) and other new flat panel displays that have no weaknesses as such are expanding their market share in recent years.
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