Abstract:
A flat configuration CRT having positioned behind one or more line cathodes an array of control electrodes for electron beam modulation and shield electrodes for mutually shielding the control electrodes, in which the shield electrodes are connected as a plurality of electrically separate blocks. DC voltages applied to the respective blocks are adjusted such as to establish identical levels of beam current for electron beams which are generated by emission from the line cathodes, thereby enabling accuracy requirements for spacing between these electrodes and the line cathodes to be substantially reduced.
Abstract:
In a flat type cathode ray tube having one or plural parallel (vertical) line cathodes (10) and a plurality of scanning electrodes (12) consisting of insulated parallel (horizontal) metal strips, which are to be impressed with respective scanning pulses (FIG. 6, FIG. 21) to make vertical scanning of electron beams from the line cathodes: undesirable vibrations of the line cathode (10) are suppressed by touching wire-shaped dampers (28, 38A, 38B, 48, 64, 65) on the line cathode (10), and by selecting the frequency of the scanning pulses higher than natural vibration frequency of the line cathode (10).
Abstract:
In a color television system including a plurality of index signal generating elements located outside an image area of an electron-impinged target surface in registry with successive color stripes located within the image area, the index signal is generated at the start of each raster scan and pulse repetition rate demodulated into a voltage signal representing the instantaneous speed of the electron beam scanning across the target surface. The voltage signal is stored in a charge transfer device for an interval of a subsequent raster and retrieved at the start of each horizontal trace for purposes of compensating for nonlinearities in the performance of beam deflection systems.
Abstract:
A field emission type cold cathode structure and an electron gun using the cathode are provided. The electron gun is capable of preventing electron emission error due to impurities etc. The electron gun includes a fusible metal layer formed between a base electrode and each emitter chip, a focus electrode formed on the upper portion of a gate electrode with an insulating layer therebetween, and a control electrode formed on the upper portion of a focus electrode with an insulating layer therebetween. The electron gun so constructed can reduce power for heating the cathode, display data and a picture instantly on a screen, simplify a structure of an electron lens etc. focusing an electron beam, and improving precision in electron gun assembly.
Abstract:
An electron emission device is employed as an electron emission source in various applications using an electron beam. The electron emission device has a cathode layer having an edge, and a control electrode spaced and electrically insulated from the cathode layer, for drawing electrons from said edge of the cathode layer. When a voltage is applied between the cathode layer and the control electrode, a developed electric field is concentrated on the edge of the cathode layer to cause the edge to emit electrons. The electron emission device can easily be manufactured with a high yield since it does not have a needle tip for emitting electrons. A method of manufacturing the electron emission device is also disclosed.
Abstract:
A display device includes line cathodes. Separate first electrodes extend in rear of the line cathodes. A second electrode extends in front of the line cathodes and has apertures for guiding electron beams from the line cathodes. The apertures of the second electrode correspond to the separate first electrodes and the line cathodes. A third electrode deflects the electron beams. A screen is exposed to the electron beams. A vibration-preventing plate extends along the line cathodes and has apertures corresponding to the separate first electrodes and the line cathodes. The portions of the vibration-preventing plate between the apertures of the plate are in contact with the line cathodes.
Abstract:
A method of producing uniformity of emission a characteristics of a plurality of electron beam sources in a cathode ray tube, by deriving and storing data values for producing respective correction voltages to be applied to modify the emission characteristics. Each data value is obtained by sensing a current which flows through one of the control electrodes when a high voltage electrode is set to a relatively low potential, comparing this current with a reference value and storing the difference for use in subsequently producing a correction voltage. Data values are derived during successive time intervals, with corresponding correction voltages being successively applied to achieve feedback operation, for greater correction accuracy.
Abstract:
In a flat type cathode ray tube having a small depth relative to an image screen size, electron beams which are generated by heating vertically extending linear thermal cathodes are sequentially and vertically switched by a plurality of vertical scanning electrodes extending vertically and arranged perpendicularly to the linear thermal cathodes, are transmitted through an electron beam generating electrode having apertures formed therein corresponding to the linear thermal cathodes. The electron beams are horizontally deflected by horizontal deflection electrodes, and then directed to a phosphor layer on an image area of a faceplate. The electron beams are modulated by applying a modulation pulse voltage together with a heating D.C. voltage to the linear thermal cathodes, or by applying a modulation pulse signal to a modulation electrode arranged close to the electron beam generating electrode. A large image screen size is attained by the provision of the plurality of vertically extending linear thermal cathodes.
Abstract:
In a flat configuration color display CRT in which one or more rows of electron beams are generated with the electron beams passing through respective apertures in successively disposed electrodes including horizontal deflection electrodes, apertures formed in an electrode positioned adjacent to the horizontal deflection electrodes have a central axis position displacement with respect to corresponding apertures of the horizontal deflection electrodes. A trajectory correction voltage which varies during each vertical scanning interval is applied to that adjacent electrode to execute dynamic adjustment of electron beam landing positions and thereby correct for an angular positioning error between a fluorescent layer pattern of the CRT and the electrode structure.
Abstract:
An electron-emitting device including; electrical insulating substrates (1); an intermediate layer having a metal layer (2) and an insulating material layer (3) or having an insulating material layer (3), superposed in the thickness direction of said electrical insulating substrates (1) so as to be provided between said electrical insulating substrates (1) in the manner that it is recessed from one side surfaces of said electrical insulating substrates (1); a cathode material (4) provided at the middle portion of said intermediate layer, one end of said cathode material (4) protruding from the insulating material layer (3) that constitutes said intermediate layer; and a gate electrode (5) provided on said electrical insulating substrate (1) on the side where said intermediate layer is recessed.