In time sequential stereoscopic displays a major contributor to ghost image intensity, as quantified by the system leakage ratio, is due to the persistence of the CRT's phosphor. Two approaches to solving this problem are presented. One is to use a system that has a sectioned electrooptical device mounted directly in front of the CRT. The second is to use phosphors that have less persistence. >
['Philip J. Bos']
Performance limits of stereoscopic viewing systems using active and passive glasses