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The luminescence efficiency of the YAG:Tb phosphor has been improved by the application of BaF 2 flux to the firing process. Luminescence efficiency is largely determined by the single‐phase crystallinity of cubic YAG:Tb. This phosphor, when used in a projection CRT, shows good stability in the temperature and current dependence of brightness as well as good resistance to electron burning. The effect of BaF 2 on the formation of single‐phase cubic YAG and the optical performance of the resulting YAG:Tb phosphor in a CRT are discussed.
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