Ergonomic Design Principles for CRT Displays

Colorimetry for CRT displays.

We analyze the sources of error in specifying color in CRT displays. These include errors inherent in the use of the color matching functions of the CIE 1931 standard observer when only colorimetric, not radiometric, calibrations are available. We provide transformation coefficients that prove to correct the deficiencies of this observer very well. We consider four different candidate sets of c...

Optimal television scanning format for CRT-displays

Current consumer-level priced and state-of-the-art scanrate converters enable a spatio-temporal decoupling of the received video and the displayed video. This paper presents the results of a subjective assessment indicating the preferred CRT-display format.

Ergonomic Principles in the Design of Hand Tools

13.5: Linear Systems Analysis of CRT Displays

Many image quality metrics, including the MTF (Infante, 1985; O'Callaghan & Veron, 1987), the associated MTFA (Snyder, 1973), and the SQRI metric (Barten, 1987), take advantage of the predictive power of linear systems analysis by assuming that CRT displays can be characterized by a single point-spread function. The point-spread function and it's Fourier counterpart, the modulation transfer fun...

Objective Image Quality of CRT Displays under Ambient Glare : Assessing the ISO 9241 - 7 Ergonomic Technical Standard