How a CRT TV works

My high school tech courses are still teaching these despite most of us already having plasma TVs and a digital cable box. Hell, they still describe the internet as connecting it through the phone line like it's 1998.

It looks faster than my 7th gen i5 processor pc😯

480 lines at 30 times a second

This looks like it was made in MS PAINT

For the newbies, the CRT tvs or monitors got 0ms inputlag.
Plasma stucks at 0,001ms inputlag. The New OLED TVs is pathetics 15ms in game mode....

I'm utterly fascinated by CRT televisions, as a retro gamer and a cartoon connoisseur a CRT is a must.

Is just like a human organs how our lens actually works is almost like a crt tv

A kép tisztasága és minősége pedig a szűrőtől függ.

Gondolkodás és érzelmek valós idejű működése. A köcsögöt kb. úgy is el lehet képzelni, mint a katódsugár közepe.

I will always love CRT’s better than flat screens.

That’s why my iMac g3 studio display’s screen is so hot😆

Isn't the scanning supposed to be interlaced in CRT tv's? IN this example it looks like it's going line by line sequentially without skipping.....

Actually it is at 60 times a second or 60Hz

I remember this video from when I was a kid and we had just added a CD-ROM drive and Soundblaster 16 to our family computer, Grolier's Multimedia Encyclopedia came with it

Super

when did green become primary

Electron guns. Is that what made the screen so electrostatic?

Thank u

Hmmmm... CRT TVs aren't technically Cathodic TVs, right?... CRTs have a sloghtly different way of fonctionning, right?

No, they're not "light beams" but electrons. They do not carry any color informations.

So both the light beams and the phosphorus is colored? Seems like overkill.