Variety of Light Sources: Argon-Mercury Fluorescent Lamp
Masafumi Jinno, Hideki Motomura
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Masafumi Jinno, Hideki Motomura
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Argon-Mercury fluorescent lamp is one of the most old and popular plasma applications. The argon-mercury fluorescent lamp is one of the oldest discharge light sources. Its materials and structure have been modified and improved. Recently new-type of fluorescent lamps, cold cathode fluorescent lamps (CCFL) have become popular as back light of liquid crystal panel display (LCD backlight). In this section basics of fluorescent lamps are described.
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Argon-Mercury fluorescent lamp is one of the most old and popular plasma applications. The argon-mercury fluorescent lamp is one of the oldest discharge light sources. Its materials and structure have been modified and improved. Recently new-type of fluorescent lamps, cold cathode fluorescent lamps (CCFL) have become popular as back light of liquid crystal panel display (LCD backlight). In this section basics of fluorescent lamps are described.
Key concepts: Backlight, Cold cathode, Mercury (programming language), Fluorescence, Fluorescent lamp, Argon, Gas-discharge lamp, Liquid-crystal display