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The [[CRT]] in Tektronix oscilloscopes often had a standard phosphor based on the intended application
In a context of chemistry, or when referring to [[CRT|cathode-ray tubes]], '''phosphor''' refers to any of various compounds of transition metals or of rare earths that exhibits phosphorescence. This is not to be confused with the chemical element ''phosphorus'' (symbol P,  atomic number of 15).
of the instrument.  On request, other phosphors were available.  The phosphor affects:
 
The choice of phosphor for a CRT is based on the intended application of the instrument.  The phosphor affects:


* trace color
* trace color
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== Further reading ==
== Further reading ==

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