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The ZnGa2 O 4 Phosphor for Low‐Voltage Blue Cathodoluminescence

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In this paper, the ZnCa{sub 2}O{sub 4} phosphor was investigated for its application to vacuum fluorescent displays (VFDs) utilizing lowvoltage cathodoluminescence.
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This paper reports on the ZnCa{sub 2}O{sub 4} phosphor investigated for its application to vacuum fluorescent displays (VFDs) utilizing low-voltage cathodoluminescence. It is expected that this oxide phosphor does not cause damage to filaments in VFD's, while it is a serious problem for conventional sulfide phosphors. This phosphor shows blue luminescence with a spectral peak at with 470 nm and a chromaticity at X = 0.170 and Y = 0.130. A luminous efficiency of 0.7 lm/W has been obtained, when the VFD with this phosphor is operated at 30 V dc. The results of high-temperature operating life test have proven the excellent stability of VFDs utilizing this phosphor.

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