CRT stands for cathode-ray tube. This is what started it all, and we were all pretty happy with it for, oh, a little over 65 years. The first CRT TV was made in 1934 by Telefunken in Germany.

The voltages required to create images on Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) based television sets and computer monitors, reach several thousand volts and therefore the level of EMI is massively greater than that ...

Recently, a research team achieved real-time tracking of electronic/magnetic structure evolution in Li-rich Mn-based ...

But one of the coolest… and possibly most useless cyberdeck’s I’ve seen so far takes things to another level by fusing a 2 inch black and white CRT display ... E Ink monitor, the discovery ...

The project starts with an X-ray tube and a high voltage supply. The tube takes around 70,000 volts which means you need a pretty stout supply, an interesting 3D printed resistor, and some mineral ...

camera pick-up tubes, cathode-ray tubes and storage tubes etc. Finally, the Consumer Products division will manufacture and market electronic products for home use.

DURING the course of work on behalf of the Radio Research Board of the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, certain phenomena have been observed in high vacuum cathode ray tubes of a ...