Used in traditional computers.
The rear of the CRT holds cylinder that contains one or more electron guns. Most color monitors have three guns in back one of the colors Red, Green & Blue (RGB). This allows the visual production of all colors.
The guns beam a steam of charged electrons onto the phosphor coating. When the coating is hit with the right amount of energy. Light is produced in a pattern of very small dots. There is one dot for each primary color (RGB), & the dots are grouped in patterns close together. The name for a collection of all dots in a specific location is a pixel (which stands or picture element).
How long the phosphorus on the screen remain excited & emit light.
The time required to complete a vertical pass.
The time required to pass once from left to right.
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