I thought they were essentially specialised vacuum tubes? i.e. filled with vacuum, so the electrons could actually get to the phosphor layer. So you are actually re-pressurising it.
It's a shame that we are witnessing the disappearance of such technology for the foreseeable future. I hope one day someone will make new CRTs, the smaller ones, because even OLED tech doesn't quite look like CRTs. They both are a piece of history and have a peculiar way to show images (the CRTs monitors more than the TVs), like if you looked through a clear window.
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I thought they were essentially specialised vacuum tubes? i.e. filled with vacuum, so the electrons could actually get to the phosphor layer. So you are actually re-pressurising it.
Yes, you are correct. Didn't think of that. Will correct the title.
It's a shame that we are witnessing the disappearance of such technology for the foreseeable future.
I hope one day someone will make new CRTs, the smaller ones, because even OLED tech doesn't quite look like CRTs.
They both are a piece of history and have a peculiar way to show images (the CRTs monitors more than the TVs), like if you looked through a clear window.
Cathode ray tubes are cool. I especially Like Electrostatically deflected Type
When does the 2024 wasp season start? I like watching imaginative ways of depressurising those devices