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    There are several main types of televisions that produce color in different ways: 1. Plasma TVs contain cells filled with gases that glow when charged to produce color pixels. 2. LCD TVs use backlights and liquid crystals to selectively filter white light and produce colored pixels. 3. OLED TVs use organic compounds in each pixel to directly produce red, green, and blue light and create colors without backlights. 4. Black and white TVs use an electron beam to excite phosphors on the screen that glow different intensities to create shades of gray.

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    Television Colors

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    There are several main types of televisions that produce color in different ways: 1. Plasma TVs contain cells filled with gases that glow when charged to produce color pixels. 2. LCD TVs use backlights and liquid crystals to selectively filter white light and produce colored pixels. 3. OLED TVs use organic compounds in each pixel to directly produce red, green, and blue light and create colors without backlights. 4. Black and white TVs use an electron beam to excite phosphors on the screen that glow different intensities to create shades of gray.

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    There are several main types of televisions that produce color in different ways: 1. Plasma TVs contain cells filled with gases that glow when charged to produce color pixels. 2. LCD TVs use backlights and liquid crystals to selectively filter white light and produce colored pixels. 3. OLED TVs use organic compounds in each pixel to directly produce red, green, and blue light and create colors without backlights. 4. Black and white TVs use an electron beam to excite phosphors on the screen that glow different intensities to create shades of gray.

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    There are several main types of televisions that produce color in different ways: 1. Plasma TVs contain cells filled with gases that glow when charged to produce color pixels. 2. LCD TVs use backlights and liquid crystals to selectively filter white light and produce colored pixels. 3. OLED TVs use organic compounds in each pixel to directly produce red, green, and blue light and create colors without backlights. 4. Black and white TVs use an electron beam to excite phosphors on the screen that glow different intensities to create shades of gray.

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    Esther Yong (2 Amber) HOW DIFFERENT TELEVISIONS PRODUCE COLOR Plasma televisions Plasma display panels contain an array

    o !"ndreds o t!o"sands o small# l"mino"s cells sand$ic!ed %et$een t$o panes o &lass' T!e cells !old neon# (enon and ot!er inert &ases and )"st a to"c! o merc"ry' Fl"orescent li&!ts !a*e merc"ry' Indeed# t!e cells in plasma TVs are li+e neon lamps ,, t!ey &lo$ $!en electri ied t!ro"&! electrodes' W!en c!ar&ed# merc"ry is *apori-ed and &as in t!e cells orm a plasma' Electrons stri+e merc"ry particles in t!e plasma' T!is momentarily increases t!e ener&y le*el o t!e merc"ry molec"le# $!ic! s!eds t!e ener&y as "ltra*iolet .UV/ p!otons' Lo$er ener&y p!otons are mostly in t!e in rared ran&e' 0"t a%o"t 12 percent are in t!e *isi%le li&!t ran&e# so t!e inp"t ener&y is s!ed# mostly as !eat or in rared# %"t also as *isi%le li&!t' Dependin& on t!e p!osp!ors "sed# di erent colors o *isi%le li&!t are emitted' Varyin& t!e *olta&e to t!e cells allo$s di erent colors' LCD televisions Li3"id crystal displays "se li&!t mod"latin& properties o li3"id crystals# $!ic! don4t emit li&!t directly' LCD tele*isions prod"ce a %lac+ and colored ima&e %y selecti*ely ilterin& a $!ite li&!t' T!e li&!t so"rce comes rom a series o cold cat!ode l"orescent lamps .CCFLs/ at t!e %ac+ o t!e screen' Some LCD TVs !a*e a ro$ o

    lamps on an ed&e5 ot!ers t!at o er %etter contrast !a*e ro$s o %ac+li&!ts across t!e %ac+ o t!e screen'

    TFT LCD TFT 6lass !as as many TFTs as t!e n"m%er o pi(els displayed# $!ile a Color Filter 6lass !as color ilter $!ic! &enerates color' Li3"id crystals mo*e accordin& to t!e di erence in *olta&e %et$een t!e Color Filter 6lass and t!e TFT 6lass' T!e amo"nt o li&!t s"pplied %y 0ac+ Li&!t is determined %y t!e amo"nt o mo*ement o t!e li3"id crystals in s"c! a $ay as to &enerate color' SED-Television 7 traditional CRT !as a sin&le electron &"n pistol t!at ires at t!e p!osp!or"s screen t!at li&!ts "p to create t!e ima&e %"t t!is ne$ SED !as an e*en %etter electron mac!ine &"n# t!at is t!o"sands o tiny electron &"ns +no$n as 8emitters9 one or eac! s"% pi(el'

    OLED Television

    In OLED displays# eac! pi(el contains or&anic car%on %ased compo"nds $!ic! prod"ce red# &reen# and %l"e elements m"c! t!e same as plasma# $!ic! $or+ in con)"nction to create t!e millions o colors' Inso ar as eac! pi(el contains all t!e elements needed to prod"ce e*ery color in t!e spectr"m# color in ormation is acc"rately reprod"ces $it! OLED tec!nolo&y' OLED tele*isions "tili-e sli&!t electric c"rrents to e(cite a com%ination o or&anic p!osp!orescence encased in a plastic s"%strate' OLED needs *ery little po$er to operate so in t!eory s!o"ld last or a *ery lon& time as t!e parts are not ta(ed si&ni icantly' Bla ! an" #hite television In a %lac+,and,$!ite TV# t!e screen is coated $it! $!ite p!osp!or and t!e electron %eam :paints: an ima&e onto t!e screen %y mo*in& t!e electron %eam across t!e p!osp!or a line at a time' To :paint: t!e entire screen# electronic circ"its inside t!e TV "se t!e ma&netic coils to mo*e t!e electron %eam in a :raster scan: pattern across and do$n t!e screen' T!e %eam paints one line across t!e screen rom le t to ri&!t' It t!en 3"ic+ly lies %ac+ to t!e le t side# mo*es do$n sli&!tly and paints anot!er !ori-ontal line# and so on do$n t!e screen' In t!is i&"re# t!e %l"e lines represent lines t!at t!e electron %eam is :paintin&: on t!e screen rom le t to ri&!t# $!ile t!e red das!ed lines represent t!e %eam lyin& %ac+ to t!e le t' W!en t!e %eam reac!es t!e ri&!t side o t!e %ottom line# it !as to mo*e %ac+ to t!e "pper le t corner o t!e screen# as represented %y t!e &reen line in t!e i&"re' W!en t!e %eam is :paintin&#: it is on# and $!en it is lyin& %ac+# it is o so t!at it does not lea*e a trail on t!e screen' T!e term horizontal retrace is "sed to re er to

    t!e %eam mo*in& %ac+ to t!e le t at t!e end o eac! line# $!ile t!e term vertical retrace re ers to its mo*ement rom %ottom to top' 7s t!e %eam paints eac! line rom le t to ri&!t# t!e intensity o t!e %eam is c!an&ed to create di erent s!ades o %lac+# &ray and $!ite across t!e screen' 0eca"se t!e lines are spaced *ery closely to&et!er# yo"r %rain inte&rates t!em into a sin&le ima&e'

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