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The use of electron-beam pumped semiconductor lasers in projection television

Oleg V. Bogdankevich

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The operation of an electron-beam pumped laser as the screen of a television projection tube is described. The relationship among electron-beam current, energy, and beam diameter is discussed.

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The operation of an electron-beam pumped laser as the screen of a television projection tube is described. The relationship among electron-beam current, energy, and beam diameter is discussed.

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The operation of an electron-beam pumped laser as the screen of a television projection tube is described. The relationship among electron-beam current, energy, and beam diameter is discussed.

Key concepts: Semiconductor laser theory, Laser, Optics, Optoelectronics, Semiconductor, Materials science, Semiconductor optical gain, Laser beams

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