Abstract: An electron gun for a cathode ray tube includes a cathode assembly, a control electrode, and a screen electrode adjacent to the cathode assembly, combined, and spaced apart from each other by a gap maintainer, focusing electrodes sequentially arranged adjacent to the screen electrode, forming an auxiliary lens and a main lens, and bead glass in which portions of the cathode assembly and respective electrodes are embedded and supported.

Abstract: A semiconductor laser CRT for driving at room temperature, whose target is pumped by an electron beam, in which a laser target is fixed to a beaker-shaped transparent glass support plate, and the glass support plate is sealed with a glass bulb using fused frit glass. Accordingly, there is no cracking of the glass bulb due to a difference in thermal expansion or destroying of a sustained airtight vacuum.

Abstract: An electron gun for a cathode ray tube includes a cathode for radiating electron beams, a scanning velocity modulation coil for synchronizing the electron beams with an image signal, a focus electrode having first and second sub-electrodes disposed with a gap through which a magnetic field generated by the scanning velocity modulation coil passes, a plurality of grid electrodes with the focus electrode for controlling the electron beams radiated from the cathode, a support for aligning and supporting the grid electrodes, and a shield electrode electrically connected to the first and second sub-electrodes to protect against infiltration of an outer electric field. The shield electrode includes plural intermediate electrodes disposed in the gap between the first and second sub-electrodes, and electrical connecting unit for electrically connecting the intermediate electrodes to the first and second sub-electrodes. The intermediate electrodes are spaced away from each other.

Abstract: A cathode ray tube including a bulb having a screen on which a fluorescent film is formed, and a funnel portion having a neck portion on the side opposite to the screen, an electron gun mounted in the neck portion of the bulb, a deflection yoke mounted on the bulb, for deflecting an electron beam emitted from an electron gun, a velocity modulator installed around the neck portion, and an eddy current generation preventing means installed on an electrode of the electrode gun, which corresponds to the velocity modulator, for preventing generation of an eddy current by the velocity modulator. Here, the electron gun has a cathode forming a triode portion, a control electrode, a screen electrode, a plurality of focusing electrodes sequentially aligned from the screen electrode, and a final accelerating electrode which is installed adjacent to a focusing electrode the farthest away from the cathode or protects a predetermined width of the outer circumferential surface of the focusing electrode.

Abstract: An electron gun for a cathode ray tube and a cathode ray tube using such electron gun is provided. The electron gun includes a cathode for emitting an electron beam; a plurality of grid electrodes aligned sequentially from the cathode, one of the grid electrodes including a plurality of focusing electrodes that are mounted with a predetermined gap therebetween; a support for fixing the grid electrodes in their aligned arrangement; and a shield electrode mounted covering the gap(s) of the focusing electrodes and extending a predetermined distance over the focusing electrodes. The cathode ray tube includes the electron gun; a neck, within which the electron gun is mounted; and a scanning velocity modulation coil mounted on an outer circumference of the neck corresponding to the positioning of the gap(s) of the focusing electrodes.

Abstract: A cathode ray tube includes a bulb having a screen, a conductive layer coated on the inner surface of the bulb, an electron gun mounted in the neck portion and having a final accelerating electrode electrically connected to the conductive layer, and leakage current shielding means installed in the neck portion, for shielding leakage current flowing along the inner surface of the neck portion from the conductive layer.