论文信息 - Luminance control of a small computer CRT display: A very cheap technique

Luminance control of a small computer CRT display: A very cheap technique

An inexpensive way to produce continuous variation in the luminance of a computer-controlled CRT display is described. One application of that system to the study of motion-analyzers in human vision is discussed briefly.

Robert Sekuler | Robert Armstrong

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