CS - 116 phosphor data for monochrome display tubes

NOTES

1) Lines of Bold text are Clinton preferred phosphors.

2) (PC) denotes a Clinton proprietary phosphor type, and (P) denotes an Electronic Industries Association phosphor designation.

3) Steady State Color of phosphor during excitation, as plotted on a Kelly Chart of Color Designations for Lights (1931 C.I.E. system) per the given coordinates ((±.015) on both x and y axis.

4) Luminance and x,y specified at 1, mA/in², 12 kV using standard transmission (46%) monochrome glass.

5) Assuming all other factors are equal, the higher the ripple ratio the higher the vertical refresh rate required for a flicker free display. For guidance in using ripple ratios in predicting minimum vertical refresh frequencies, contact Clinton's Applications group and ask about Reference Note #044 "Ripple Ratios For Clinton Phosphors".

6) Nominal luminance at 30kV, 80mA/in² current density, through approximately 90% transmittance faceplate:
8B = 2000 ft-L; 8G = 9000 ft-L; 8R = 5000 ft-L.

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This Specification Supersedes All Previous Issues. MAY 10, 1999