Cathode Ray Tube

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A cathode ray tube is a vacuum tube technology that uses electron beams to create images on a phosphorescent screen, historically used in televisions, oscilloscopes, and computer monitors.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf display technology
electron beam device
vacuum tube
appliesPhysicalPrinciple electromagnetic deflection
electrostatic deflection
fluorescence
phosphorescence
thermionic emission
contains electron-emissive materials
lead glass
phosphor compounds
emits visible light
hasAlternativeName CRT NERFINISHED
hasComponent anode
aperture grille
cathode
control grid
deflection coils
electron beam focusing system
electron gun
glass envelope
phosphor-coated screen
shadow mask
hasProperty bulky form factor
high power consumption
potential X-ray emission
significant depth
hasType aperture grille CRT
color CRT NERFINISHED
delta-gun CRT
in-line gun CRT
monochrome CRT
oscilloscope CRT
shadow mask CRT
storage CRT
vector CRT
isRegulatedFor hazardous waste disposal
radiation safety
requires high voltage anode supply
vacuum inside tube
usedIn air traffic control displays
broadcast studio monitors
computer monitors
medical imaging displays
oscilloscopes
radar displays
television receivers
vector displays
video arcade machines
uses deflection system
electron beam
electron gun
high voltage supply
phosphorescent screen
vacuum envelope
wasDominantDisplayTechnologyDuring 20th century
wasLargelySupersededBy LCD NERFINISHED
LED display NERFINISHED
OLED display
plasma display

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CRT fullName Cathode Ray Tube
Ferdinand Braun knownFor Cathode Ray Tube
this entity surface form: Braun tube oscilloscope
Ferdinand Braun notableWork Cathode Ray Tube
this entity surface form: Braun tube (early cathode-ray tube)