We have developed Macadam's theory to deal with RGB laser display, which can well describe the color gamut display system varying with the laser bandwidth. By calculating the volume of Rösch-Macadam color solid of laser display system under the Rec.2020 standard, we can obtain that the volume of chromatic stereoscopic at 30-nm laser spectral linewidth is about 90% of that at 1 nm laser spectral linewidth, which is important in laser display system to trade off the color gamut and the suppression of laser speckles. Moreover, we can also calculate the color gamut volume with different primary numbers and different primary wavelengths.
Project supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China (Grant No. 2016YFB0401900) and the Major Science and Technology Special Project in Anhui Province, China (Grant No. 17030901001).
Corresponding Authors:
Chun Gu
E-mail: guchun@ustc.edu.cn
Cite this article:
Guan Wang(王贯), Yuhua Yang(杨雨桦), Tianhao Dong(董天浩), Chun Gu(顾春), Lixin Xu(许立新), Zhongcan Ouyang(欧阳钟灿), Zuyan Xu(许祖彦) Macadam's theory in RGB laser display 2019 Chin. Phys. B 28 064209
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