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The LG plasma tv display panel (PDP) can be thought of as a descendant
of the
neon lamp. The term plasma refers to a gas that consists of electrons,
positively
charged particles known as anions, and neutral particles. The
PDP has sometimes
been referred to as a gas-discharge display because it
operates by passing electricity
through neon gas, causing it to become "charged"
temporarily: light
is produced when the gas spontaneously discharges. LG
Plasma TV display panels
can also be viewed as a series of fluorescent lamps.
The displays operate at
high voltages, low currents, and low temperatures,
resulting in long operating
lifetime. Inside the plasma panel, a series of
red, green, and blue cells are
grouped in a precise matrix. These cells are
activated individually, unlike
standard CRTs or LCDs. This means that they
emit light individually, creating
a precise pixel on the viewing area.</p><p
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The main advantage of the LG PLASMA
TV PDP over nearly all other display devices
is that it can be made into
a display panel, with diagonal sizes of 20 to 80
inches that are no thicker
than 4 inches. Moreover, these large display panels
can provide high information
content and full-color images. This makes the LG
Plasma PDP the ideal technology
for the fabled wall- mounted flat panel tv,
which can be used in the home
as well as in numerous commercial and industrial
environments as a replacement
for large, bulky CRT monitors and rear projectors.
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