Practical applications of phosphors
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Practical applications of phosphors
CRC Press, c2007
Available at 4 libraries
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Includes bibliographical references and index
"This material was previously published in Phosphor Handbook, second edition c2007 by Taylor and Francis Group, LCC." --t.p. verso
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Drawn from the second edition of the best-selling Phosphor Handbook, Practical Applications of Phosphors outlines methods for the production of various phosphors and discusses a broad spectrum of applications. Beginning with methods for synthesis and related technologies, the book sets the stage by classifying and then explaining practical phosphors according to usage. It describes the operating principle and structure of phosphor devices and the phosphor characteristics required for a given device, then covers the manufacturing processes and characteristics of phosphors.
The book discusses research and development currently under way on phosphors with potential for practical usage and touches briefly on phosphors that have played a historical role, but are no longer of practical use. It provides a comprehensive treatment of applications including lamps and cathode-ray tubes, x-ray and ionizing radiation, and for vacuum fluorescent and field emission displays and covers inorganic and organic electroluminescence materials. The book also covers phosphors for plasma displays, organic fluorescent pigments, and phosphors used in a variety of other practical applications. Emphasizing the practical and cutting-edge nature of the material included, the editors round out their coverage with a discussion of solid-state and organic laser materials.
Table of Contents
Methods of Phosphor Synthesis and Related Technology. Phosphors for Lamps. Phosphors for Cathode-Ray Tubes. Phosphors for X-Ray and Ionizing Radiation. Phosphors for Vacuum Fluorescent Displays and Field Emission Displays. Electroluminescence Materials. Phosphors for Plasma Display. Organic Fluorescent Pigments. Other Phosphors. Solid State Laser Materials.
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