▮ Plasma Gases

Gas emitting directly. No phosphor in the stack.

Plasma gases
▯ CRT Phosphors

A beam on a phosphor, which emits and then persists.

CRT phosphors

General purpose · built to be read

Specialized · built for an instrument

Switches

Simulation · never a color

Style & engine · never the hardware

JS Effects need the CRT simulation and a phosphor that holds long enough to see.

State
Technology
PLASMA
Emitter
NEON
Emission
585.2 nm
Mode
PRESET
Engine
CSS + JS
Technology

A beam sweeps a phosphor coating, which emits while struck and then persists. The color belongs to the phosphor, not the beam; the P-number names the compound.

The amber terminal, and the ramp this framework was drawn against. Not a pure orange but a broad band with real green content — the fit lands at 594nm across 110nm — which is what holds amber text legible at small sizes. It was the standard alternative to green on office terminals, sold on being easier on the eyes across a working day.

A preset sets the display and its simulation. Everything stays adjustable — and Reset puts all of it back, switches, styles and engine alike.
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