A novel radar situation display

Harrison, Anne

doi:10.1049/ree.1974.0131

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“…and can be continuously updated. 9 Another application for these panels depends on their response to infra-red where they are used for the setting up of lasers emitting in the 1 -2 to 1-6/x region; they can also be used to check the infra-red emission of an l.e.d.…”

Section: Imaging Devices Using Electroluminescencementioning

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Electroluminescent panel devices

Ranby

Smith

1980

IEE Proc. A Phys. Sci. Meas. Instrum. Manage. Educ. Rev. UK

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There are a number of different forms of electroluminescent panels which can be used for display purposes. The differences between these various constructions are described, and their properties and applications reviewed. Although almost all the electroluminescent devices which are in regular production are of the a.c, e.L type; d.c., e.l. shows promise for certain types of small dynamic displays. In recent years the greatest advances have been in the technology of light emitting films (l.e.f.) and it is in this area of electroluminescence that the best prospects for future developments of a more sophisticated type of display device can be expected.

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Section: Imaging Devices Using Electroluminescencementioning

confidence: 99%