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Skiatron

Type of 1940s information display

The skiatron is a type of cathode ray tube (CRT) that replaces the conventional phosphor with some type of scotophor, typically potassium chloride. When

Skiatron

Direct-view bistable storage tube

CRT technology

473 1962 Anderson Pioneering Electronics (1964) The Skiatron, or Dark-Trace tube (1948) 4AP10 Skiatron data sheet IEEE transactions on Electron Devices Vol

Direct-view bistable storage tube

Direct-view_bistable_storage_tube

Potassium chloride

Potassium compound and alternative to salt

used as a scotophor with designation P10 in dark-trace CRTs, e.g. in the Skiatron.[citation needed] The typical amounts of potassium chloride found in the

Potassium chloride

Potassium_chloride

Matthew M. Fox

American film executive

films. Fox also introduced pay television in the United States, via his Skiatron of America company. Fox's plan was to make major-league baseball games

Matthew M. Fox

Matthew_M._Fox

Scotophor

scatophor [sic] layers in screen (1968) "The Skiatron". Histru.bournemouth.ac.uk. Retrieved 2010-03-25. The skiatron or dark trace tube and its applications

Scotophor

Walter O'Malley

American businessman (1903–1979)

a deal for the Dodgers to be viewed on an early pay TV network by the Skiatron Corporation subject to the approval of other teams and owners. The rest

Walter O'Malley

Walter_O'Malley

Type 277 radar

1942, some experiments were carried out by fitting a PPI display with a skiatron to produce a long-lasting map-like display for the Type 281. The display

Type 277 radar

Type_277_radar

AMES Type 7

British radar system from WWII

part of ROTOR the happidromes were further improved with the addition of skiatrons, which directly projected the PPI display onto the map boards. Operators

AMES Type 7