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Sounds like an Electrical Engineer. My father is one and I can distinctly remember hearing about scanning electron beams growing up with CRTs. I checked while
by wil421 4y ago
Sounds like an Electrical Engineer. My father is one and I can distinctly remember hearing about scanning electron beams growing up with CRTs.
I checked while writing the comment and the author is a hardware engineer so close enough.
My mom was a teacher and she argued about red, green, blue being the colors of everything to my dad. The family got a report similar to this one about pigment vs light with supporting charts and formulas.
- anonymousiam 4y agoFun fact: Not all CRTs use magnetic (yoke) deflection. High speed oscilloscopes use electrostatic deflection instead. https://circuitglobe.com/electrostatic-deflection-in-crt.html https://circuitglobe.com/electrostatic-deflection-in-crt.htm...
- wil421 4y agoThanks. I grew up playing with oscilloscopes and trying to find things that would show the coolest “wave”. Going to ask him about electrostatic deflection.
- bhickey 4y agoYep, he's an expert in antenna design and some high voltage electronics that I don't understand. We've done a couple of projects together designing arcade hardware and have a really interesting project in the pipe.