Image performance in CRT displays
by Kenneth Compton · first published 2003
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The chapter is from: Kenneth Compton, "Image Performance in CRT Displays", SPIE Tutorial Texts in Optical Engineering Vol. TT54
on “New Motherboard Improves Old CRT Television” ↗…color CRTs, it was only used for the backs and sides, because x-rays make leaded glass turn brown. The faceplates used barium-strontium glass, which I assume was more expensive. This sample chapter from "Image Performance in CRT Displays" by Kenneth Compton provides some details: https://spie.org/samples/TT54.pdf I see no reason why you couldn't make the whole thing from barium-strontium glass.
on “A Tour of the Tektronix Ceramic CRT "Catacombs"” ↗