NASA NTRS · 19720012556
High contrast cathode ray tube
Abstract
A layer of material is described, which contains fine grains of phosphor material stimulated by electrons to produce visible radiation. The layer, which also contains fine grains of cobalt oxide, is deposited on the glass screen of a cathode ray tube to provide high contrast, by absorbing most of the visible radiation which is directed to the layer through the screen, while not materially affecting the visible light which the phosphor material produces in response to the electron stimulation.
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Lisovicz, E. J., Catlaw, T. G.. 1971-05-19. High contrast cathode ray tube. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19720012556
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