Abstract: The invention specifies a diode-split high-voltage transformer having a core, a primary winding and a high-voltage winding, which is arranged in chambers of a coil former, in which the chambers with the high-voltage winding lie below the primary winding, a conductive coating is arranged on the surface of the inner cavity of the coil former, and by virtue of a corresponding arrangement and wiring of the chambers, oscillations arising during operation in the high-voltage transformer induce capacitive currents on the conductive coating, the sum of which capacitive currents results approximately to zero. This can be achieved, for example in that by virtue of a symmetrical arrangement and wiring of the chambers with regard to the diodes, the oscillations induce capacitive currents on the conductive coating which occur in pairs with the same amplitude but in antiphase and thereby cancel one another out.

Abstract: The invention relates to a compact and cost-effective diode-split high-voltage transformer for high voltages of, in particular, above 20 kV, in which the high-voltage winding lies in chambers of a coil former underneath the primary winding and which contains elements by which the electric field between the coil former and the core is reduced in order to avoid corona effects. These elements include, for example, a conductive coating of the surface of the inner cavity of the coil former, which coating preferably comprises colloidal graphite. The conductive coating may also be realized by a metallized plastic film which is wound between the core and the coil former. Alternatively, the cavity between the core and the coil former may be filled with a material whose relative permittivity ∈r is distinctly greater than that of air. The use of a larger number of diodes is also possible for reducing the electric field.

Abstract: A step-up coil of a high-voltage transformer for powering a cathode-ray tube comprises windings housed in chambers of a coil former. These windings are made in pairs. The inner end of the first winding of the pair is connected to an electrode of a first diode, the inner end of the second winding of the pair is connected to the electrode of like nature of the second diode, or alternatively, the outer end of the first winding of the pair is connected to an electrode of the first diode, the outer end of the second winding of the pair being connected to the electrode of like nature of the second diode. The inter-winding capacitances of the windings of the pair are thus non-activated, the corollary of this being a decrease in the value of stray oscillations of the output voltages.

Abstract: There is disclosed a high voltage transformer for a television receiver, comprising a coil former in which there are situated auxiliary windings, a primary winding over the auxiliary windings, and a high voltage winding over the primary winding. A first sleeve forms a flat base for the primary winding, and is arranged on the auxiliary windings. The primary winding is wound from a plurality of layers of solid wire, each layer disposed directly over the other, and a further sleeve made of a dielectric inserted between two of the plurality of layers.

Abstract: A high-voltage transformer for a television receiver is known to be tuned to a specific harmonic of the frequency of the flyback oscillation in order to reduce the internal resistance of the high-voltage source. In certain cases such as, for example, a channel change, a particularly high beam current of the order of magnitude of 3 to 5 mA briefly occurs. As a result of such a current surge, overshoots are produced at the transformer which may increase the flyback voltage at the switching transistor by approximately 150 V and thus endanger the transistor. The object is to design the transformer in such a way that overshoots of this type are reduced. According to the invention, the number of partial windings (W2-W5) is greater than the number of diodes (3-5), and separate partial windings (W2-W5) are tuned to different harmonics. This tuning causes the quality factor to be reduced and the attenuation and the bandwidth to be increased in the system.

Abstract: A high-voltage transformer for a television display device having a core made of two core parts. One end of a core limb is chamfered or rounded on the outside such that the contact region is distal from the outer edge of the core limb. The end of the core limb is preferably provided with a bevel.

Abstract: A transformer to achieve a precise amplitude for the operating voltages produced by the auxiliary windings, and such that the construction and production of the transformer are simplified. An auxiliary winding is split into a plurality of winding elements disposed in different chambers of a chamber-type coil former. One of the chambers is disposed in the region of the air gap of a U/I core or of a U/U core, the two U-core halves having parallel limbs of different lengths.

Abstract: A diode-split high voltage transformer for a television receiver includes a coil form having a plurality of axially aligned cells. The cells are arranged in groups and are separated by fins. Partial windings are individually arranged in the cells. A plurality of diodes is arranged about the edge of each fin and and substantially normal to the of the form. The partial windings and the diodes are alternately connected in series. Each of the fins includs a ramp-shaped recess tangentially extending from the fin edge to the bottom of the cell adjacent to the fin to provide space allowing the winding wires to stay clear of the partial windings.

Abstract: A high voltage transformer for a television receiver includes a primary winding and a secondary winding. The secondary winding is compartmentalized and is separated from the primary winding by a space. The secondary winding has a plurality of partial windings which are arranged in cells of a compartmentalized coil form and are connected to one another by diodes. The partial windings are positioned and dimensioned with respect to the primary winding to cause substantially equal pulse voltages of like polarity to exist at the neighboring portions of the primary winding and the partial windings in the vicinity of the space, to substantially eliminate pulse electric fields in the space.

Abstract: A high voltage transformer for a television receiver includes a coil former supporting a primary winding on a magnetic core. The primary winding has an axial length L. A compartmentalized coil former supports a high voltage coil radially surrounding the primary winding. The high voltage coil has a radial outer diameter D with the ratio of L/D being less than one. A plurality of diodes are supported by the compartmentalized coil former and connect the high voltage coils in series. The diodes are supported on the compartmentalized coil former at substantially the same axial position and are equally spaced about the periphery of the compartmentalized coil former.

Abstract: A coil arrangement with three windings arranged coaxially, where the outer coils are connected in series. The inductances of the outer coils are of equal magnitude and their magnetic fields have opposing polarities.The center winding induces currents in the series circuit of the outer windings which cancel each other out. The outer windings with their stray inductances form a coil which is separated from the center one and can be applied for other purposes.

Abstract: A picture tube connecting device, including a common integral insulating housing, connector contacts in the common housing for electrically contacting a picture, and at least one potentiometer, including a focus adjusting potentiometer in the housing, electrically connected to the connector contacts for conducting electrical current to the picture tube via the connector contacts. A high voltage connector is provided for electrically connecting a high voltage to the focus adjusting potentiometer.

Abstract: The invention concerns a coil arrangement with three windings arranged coaxially, where the outer coils are connected in series. The inductances of the outer coils are of equal magnitude and their magnetic fields have opposing polarities.The center winding induces in the series circuit of the outer windings currents which cancel each other out. The outer windings with their stray inductances form a coil which is separated from the center one and can be applied for other purposes.

Abstract: A switched mode power supply transformer, particularly for a television receiver, including a primary winding and a secondary winding with the primary winding and the secondary winding each being subdivided into a plurality of respective partial windings. The partial windings of the primary lie in a first group of chambers and the partial windings of the secondary lie in a second group of chambers of a chamber coil body, and the chambers of both groups are nested or interleaved with one another.

Abstract: In a horizontal deflection circuit output transformer for a television receiver, which transformer includes a primary coil, a secondary coil inductively coupled to the primary coil, and a rectifier connected to the secondary coil and cooperating therewith to generate a high voltage for the picture tube, the secondary coil is divided into two partial windings and the rectifier is located physically between the partial windings.

Abstract: A line end stage for a television receiver which comprises a transformer, a first high voltage rectifier and a second high voltage rectifier. The transformer has a primary winding coupled to the line sweep coils of the receiver, and a secondary winding. The secondary winding has one end coupled through the first high voltage rectifier to ground and through the second high voltage rectifier to the anode of the television receiver picture tube. The transformer comprises a core having a longitudinal axis. The primary winding is mounted on the core coaxial with the longitudinal axis and an insulating winding form surrounds the primary winding. The winding form is provided with spaced longitudinally-distributed radially-extending chambers and the secondary winding is located within these chambers. The thicknesses of the winding form between the bottoms of the chambers and the primary winding are greatest at the ends of the winding form and become progressively smaller toward the center of the form.