Projection type color picture display system having green pictur

Electric lamp and discharge devices – Cathode ray tube – Screen

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313461, H01J 2920

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ABSTRACT:
In a projection type color picture display system having red, green and blue picture producing cathode-ray tubes in which the green picture producing cathode-ray tube is capable of emitting green light defined as x.ltorsim.0.330 and y.gtorsim.0.570 in the CIE chromaticity diagram, use is made of a ZnS: Ag, Al phosphor material for forming the phosphor screen of the blue picture producing cathode-ray tube. The projection type display system thus obtained is capable of displaying color pictures with a high color purity and a high saturation.

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