Abstract: A laser CRT includes a vacuum bulb provided with a metal flange, and a laser screen secured in the metal flange and having a laser target mounted on the side of the vacuum bulb. A high-voltage input passes through the wall of the vacuum bulb at a distance from the metal flange, the laser target being electrically insulated from the metal flange and connected to the high-voltage input through an electrically conductive element disposed inside the vacuum bulb. The laser CRT further includes two screening electrodes mounted inside the vacuum bulb in the interspace between the wall of the vacuum bulb, the metal flange, the high-voltage input and the electrically conductive element, the screening electrodes being respectively connected to the high-voltage input and to the metal flange and extending from them towards each other so as to prevent electrical discharges between the metal flange and the high-voltage input and between the metal flange and the electrically conductive element in the interspace.

Abstract: A laser CRT includes a cathode, a modulator having an orifice for forming an electron beam from the electrons emitted by the cathode, and a beam directing unit directing the electron beam formed by the orifice of the modulator to the laser screen of the laser CRT. To reduce the diameter of the electron beam and to thereby improve the resolution of the laser CRT, the laser CRT includes at least one other modulator having an orifice for forming another electron beam from the electrons emitted by the cathode, the beam directing unit being adapted for directing the other electron beam formed by the at least one other modulator to the laser screen.

Abstract: A laser CRT includes a cathode, a modulator having an orifice for forming an electron beam from the electrons emitted by the cathode, and a beam directing unit directing the electron beam formed by the orifice of the modulator to the laser screen of the laser CRT. To reduce the diameter of the electron beam and to thereby improve the resolution of the laser CRT, the laser CRT includes at least one other modulator having an orifice for forming another electron beam from the electrons emitted by the cathode, the beam directing unit being adapted for directing the other electron beam formed by the at least one other modulator to the laser screen.

Abstract: A laser CRT includes a vacuum bulb provided with a metal flange, and a laser screen secured in the metal flange and having a laser target mounted on the side of the vacuum bulb. A high-voltage input passes through the wall of the vacuum bulb at a distance from the metal flange, the laser target being electrically insulated from the metal flange and connected to the high-voltage input through an electrically conductive element disposed inside the vacuum bulb. The laser CRT further includes two screening electrodes mounted inside the vacuum bulb in the interspace between the wall of the vacuum bulb, the metal flange, the high-voltage input and the electrically conductive element, the screening electrodes being respectively connected to the high-voltage input and to the metal flange and extending from them towards each other so as to prevent electrical discharges between the metal flange and the high-voltage input and between the metal flange and the electrically conductive element in the interspace.

Abstract: The laser cathode ray tube has a laser screen; a focusing system for focusing the electron beam on the laser screen; a deflection system for deflecting the electron beam; and at least two electron guns with cathodes for generating at least two electron beams focused simultaneously on one and the same laser screen element defined by the deflection system.