Definition: Phosphorographic is a process in which light energy is transferred from one material to another. In this context, it refers to the process of converting light into electrical signals or patterns on a surface using phosphors, which are thin films containing specific colors and materials. In terms of technology, phosphorography is used in many areas including electronics, photolithography, printing, and manufacturing applications. It involves coating a material with a thin layer of phosphor (a type of semiconductor) to create
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