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You are here: Home / Consumer Electronics / How a TV Works

How a TV Works

December 25, 2007 By NightOwl

If you have ever wondered how your television works, HowStuffWorks has just what you are looking for. They cover the basic technology in the back of your TV: the four parts, electron gun, steering coils, phosphorus screen, and steering coil. It’s so much easier to understand if you watch the video.


Filed Under: Consumer Electronics, Multimedia, Parts/Repairs, Video

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