Abstract: An electronic device includes an elongated tubular housing. One or more electronic components are coupled to a chassis disposed in a cavity of the tubular housing. A pair of elongated channels are positioned on opposite sides of the chassis and between the chassis and a sidewall of the tubular housing. The channels are tapered or wedge-shaped along their lengths. During assembly, one of the channels may be slid longitudinally along the other, causing the channels to expand laterally, due to their wedge shape, to secure the chassis in the tubular housing. The chassis and the pair of channels provide a thermally conductive path to dissipate heat. During use, heat generated by the electronic components is transmitted radially outward from the electronic components, through the chassis and the pair of channels, and through the tubular housing to the exterior of the portable electronic device.

Abstract: A circuit for driving a Light-Emitting Diode (LED) light source is provided. The circuit includes a bridge rectifier, a switch unit, a current detection unit and a logic control unit. When the arcing occurs, the current detection unit detects a current signal flowing through the set of light emitting diodes; the logic control unit is adapted for generating a corresponding control signal according to the current signal, so as to control the switch unit to switch off a path from which the set of light emitting diodes receive DC power. Thus, the arcing is eliminated or suppressed, and arcing protection is achieved. Further, after the arcing protection, the LED light source can be restarted by the circuit. A LED light source is also provided. The LED light source includes the above circuit.

Abstract: An LED light tube for replacement for fluorescent light tubes includes an elongated cylindrical transparent envelope, a base cap at each end of the envelope, and at least one LED device in electrical communication with the base cap. The LED light tube is adapted for use in troffer light fixtures.

Abstract: An LED light tube for replacement for fluorescent light tubes includes an elongated cylindrical transparent envelope, a base cap at each end of the envelope, and at least one LED device in electrical communication with the base cap. The LED light tube is adapted for use in troffer light fixtures.

Abstract: An implosion protection-enhanced cathode ray tube (CRT) includes an evacuated envelope structured from a display panel section, a neck, and a funnel section. The CRT comes with a reinforcing metal band for implosion protection clamped by thermal shrink-fit methods around the outer periphery of the panel. This implosion-protective band may be a metal strip of generally rectangular closed-loop shape. The strip is machined to have bent walls so that it resembles in shape an open-roof dome as a whole. Preferably, the band has its one edge as folded back or "curled" defining a "flip." Upon attachment to the display panel, the band is placed so that the "peak" of each bulged wall is offset in position from a mold match line of the panel toward the CRT neck. With such "band preoffset" feature, the implosion-protective band offers increased locking or clamping forces against the panel thus enhancing the CRT implosion protecting ability.

Abstract: A vacuum envelope includes a flat face plate having a phosphor screen formed on the inner surface of the face plate, and a flat rear plate opposed to the face plate with a side wall interposed therebetween. A plurality of funnels extend from the rear plate, and electron guns are respectively enclosed in the necks of the funnels. The rear plate and the plurality of funnels are integrally formed of one single plate glass and are joined to face plate through the side wall. A plurality of reference surfaces are formed on the inner surface of the rear plate, and ends of the plate support members are respectively fixed to the reference surfaces.

Abstract: On a rear plate of a vacuum envelope are provided a plurality of electron guns for emitting electron beams to a phosphor screen, and deflection devices for deflecting the plurality of electron beams emitted from the respective electron guns so as to dividedly scan a plurality of regions of the phosphor screen by the electron beams. Each of the deflection devices has a horizontal deflection coil and a vertical deflection coil. The horizontal deflection coils of the deflection devices are connected to one another in series, and the vertical deflection coils of the deflection devices are connected to one another in series. All the deflection devices are driven by a common deflection driving circuit which has a horizontal deflection driving circuit connected to the horizontal deflection coils and a vertical deflection driving circuit connected to the vertical deflection coils.

Abstract: First and second index signal phosphor layers are formed on a phosphor screen that is formed on the inner surface of a face plate. A rear plate is provided with first and second light sensing units for detecting signal lights from the first and second index signal phosphor layers, respectively. Each first light sensing unit includes a first light collecting plate, which radiates absorbing light having a radiation peak wavelength substantially equal to or shorter than the radiation wavelength of each first index signal phosphor layer. Each second light sensing unit includes a second light collecting plate, which radiates absorbing light having a radiation peak wavelength substantially equal to or shorter than the radiation wavelength of each second index signal phosphor layer.

Abstract: A projection television device includes a projection cathode-ray tube for red (1a), a projection cathode-ray tube for green (1b) and a projection cathode-ray tube for blue (1c) which are provided with phosphor layers (5a, 5b and 5c), respectively, each having a thickness which varies continuously so that it may be thick at the center portion and may be thinner at the peripheral portion. Having the above configuration, the projection television device makes it possible to suppress the loss in resolution and luminance at the peripheral portion of the image projected on the screen, thereby ensuring uniform resolution and luminance of the image. Thus, it becomes possible to enhance the quality of the image produced on the screen.

Abstract: A cathode ray tube includes a vacuum envelope having a face plate (1), a continuous phosphor screen (7) formed on the inner surface of the face plate (1), the phosphor screen (7) including a plurality of scanning regions (R1-R15) disposed in rows and column, and a rear plate facing the phosphor screen (7), a scanning arrangement including a plurality of electron guns (15) attached to the rear plate, for individually emitting electron beams toward the phosphor screen, and deflection yokes (16) coupled to corresponding electron guns (15) for deflecting the electron beams. A control section (30) controls the electron guns (15) and the yokes (16) so that one row of the scanning regions is scanned simultaneously while other rows are suppressed.

Abstract: A vacuum envelope includes a flat faceplate and a flat rear plate opposed to the faceplate. A phosphor screen is formed on an inner surface of the faceplate. A plurality of support members are located between the faceplate and the rear plate and bear atmospheric pressure acting on the faceplate and the rear plate. Each support member has first and second support portions. The first support portion is set up on the rear plate and has a proximal end face intimately in contact with the inner surface of the rear plate and a bearing surface substantially parallel to the rear plate. The second support portion is provided between the bearing surface of the first support portion and the faceplate, and has a distal end abutting against a predetermined position on the inner surface of the faceplate and a proximal end portion intimately in contact with the bearing surface of the first support portion.

Abstract: To eliminate a distortion of an output image detected by a semiconductor device serving as an anode in an electron tube, a faceplate is configured to a planar shape and a window provided on the semiconductor device has a pincushion outer profile in which points on the outer profile of the window that correspond to points on the outer profile of the faceplate are outwardly positioned farther than the corresponding points in the outer profile of the faceplate that are apart from the center of the faceplate. Further, the window is divided into a plurality of segments to define picture elements.

Abstract: A phosphor screen is formed on an inner surface of a faceplate and has a plurality of regions which are dividedly scanned by electron beams emitted from a plurality of electron guns. Support units are arranged between the faceplate and a rear plate of an envelope so as to support the faceplate and rear plate under atmospheric pressure. Each of the support units includes a plurality of support members, each having one end abutting against the faceplate and the other end abutting against the rear plate, and a plurality of connecting members each connecting a predetermined number of support members and fixed to the faceplate.

Abstract: A cathode ray tube device has multiple elements for generating a display. Each of the relatively large number of elements has its own electron gun and deflection assembly and a shadow mask. A large number of these subunits are connected into a regular array in which each unit generates a portion of the overall display. The individual elements are preferably formed in a framework which serves to both align and position the individual assemblies, and further to provide structural support for the evacuated tube.

Abstract: A color cathode-ray tube comprises an envelope having rectangular flat face and rear plates opposing each other. A phosphor screen is formed on an inner surface of the face plate. Mask support members are mounted on an inner surface of the rear plate. A shadow mask is arranged in the envelope and supported by the mask support members to face the phosphor screen at a predetermined distance. A plurality of positioning posts are fixed on the inner surface of the rear plate and extend toward the face plate. A plurality of positioning pins extend from the inner surface of the face plate and engage the positioning posts so as to position the face plate at a predetermined position with respect to the rear plate. The shadow mask has setting openings through which the positioning posts extend so as to position the shadow mask at a predetermined position with respect to the rear plate.

Abstract: A picture apparatus includes a vacuum envelope which has a phosphor screen and a plurality of electron gun assemblies for emitting electron beams to the phosphor screen, and a deflection device for deflecting the electron beams emitted from the electron gun assemblies. The deflection device has a plate-like coupling member arranged to face the vacuum envelope, and a plurality of elemental deflection units for deflecting the electron beams to scan the phosphor screen dividedly. The deflection units are fixed to the coupling member and located at predetermined positions, respectively.

Abstract: A cathode ray tube device has multiple elements for generating a display. Each of the relatively large number of elements has its own electron gun and deflection assembly. A large number of these subunits are connected into a regular array in which each unit generates a portion of the overall display. The individual gun and deflection assemblies are preferably formed in a framework which serves to both align and position the individual assemblies, and further to provide structural support for the evacuated tube.

Abstract: It is known to provide a large screen area using a picture tube having a plurality of guns. The object is to provide a transition of continuous brightness, so that the partial picture transitions are no longer perceptible.This is achieved in that a picture tube without a shadow mask, but with optical sensors, index regions and optical walls is employed, so that a precise detection of the beam is possible and the partial picture transitions are no longer perceptible.Especially for television receivers and monitors.

Abstract: An additional capacitance in the form of a molding (12") composed of dielectric material is inserted in an inner space of an ultraviolet light excimer radiator, making it possible to enforce loss-free control of the axial and/or radial distribution of the power consumption and ultraviolet light intensity. In the irradiation of wide substrates such as sheets, papers, and the like coated with paint, lacquers or adhesives, in particular, this measure is advantageous if all the regions of the substrate are to be irradiated with approximately the same dose.

Abstract: A cathode-ray tube includes an envelope having a rectangular face plate and a rectangular, flat rear plate opposed to the face plate. A phosphor screen is formed on the inner surface of the face plate and has a number striped phosphor layers extending in parallel to one another, and a plurality of regions which are independently scanned by electron beams. A mask support mechanism for supporting a shadow mask in the envelope comprises first mask support members fixed to the inner surface of the rear plate and situated to face first longitudinal ends of the phosphor layers, second mask support members fixed to the inner surface of the rear plate and situated to face second longitudinal ends of the phosphor layers, and central mask support members fixed to the inner surface of the rear plate and situated between the first and second support portions. The shadow mask is supported on the mask support members while being applied with a tensile force in the longitudinal direction of the phosphor layers.

Abstract: A mosaic of monitor units contained in a single covering provide higher-resolution monitor displays proportional to the number of monitor units contained in the monitor casement. The extension of the flat viewing surface of the monitor in one or more directions accommodates the touch screen function both over the monitor surface and in the area surrounding it with one transparent layer between both the electronic image and marginal fixed markings and the touch response surface reduces parallax factors. A receiver and signal processor which outputs dual signals, the first defining the image in a Standard Broadcast mode and the second providing selected sharpness where detail is required. The method for action video of transmitting only the changes in the high-resolution areas cuts data transmission and recorded date levels. Audio unit configuration accommodations directionally both listening and speaking reducing sound contamination in the environment and allowing response in the direction of the sound source.

Abstract: A color cathode ray tube and an envelope for use with the color cathode ray tube in which a metal plate is interposed between a panel section and a plurality of funnel and neck sections, each of which combination having one electron gun disposed internally. The overall length of the envelope thus constructed can thus be shortened in the direction of the tube axis. The structure of the envelope can also be more simply made and ease of production provided. Further, the envelope can be made lighter in weight.

Abstract: A color cathode ray tube includes a vacuum envelope including a panel having a single glass faceplate including an inner surface and central axis and a skirt extending from the faceplate, a rear metal plate hermetically connected to the skirt through a first connecting member, a plurality of funnels coupled to the rear plate through a second connecting member, and a plurality of necks respectively extending from the funnels. In the vacuum envelope, are provided a plurality of electron gun assemblies respectively received in the necks for emitting a plurality of electron beams, a screen formed on the inner surface of the faceplate for emitting visible light by excitation of the electron beams from the electron gun assemblies, and a mask received in the vacuum envelope so as to face to the screen and having an effective region for allowing passage of the electron beams to impinge on the screen.

Abstract: An X-ray television apparatus includes an X-ray image intensifier and an imaging unit. The X-ray image intensifier converts an X-ray image into a visible image. The visible image is transmitted to the imaging unit by optical fiber bundles coupled with each other by a coupling mechanism. The imaging unit converts the visible image into an electrical signal of an image. Bolts are threadably engaged with a flat ring base provided to the X-ray image intensifier. By an elastic pressure of coil springs into which the bolts are inserted, a holding member provided to the coupling mechanism couples the imaging tube to the X-ray image intensifier via the optical fiber bundles. An electrostatic shielding film is formed on a surface of the holding member and prevents a pseudo signal generated by the X-ray image intensifier from entering the imaging unit, thereby reducing the noise components contained in the electrical signal of an image.

Abstract: A color cathode ray tube includes a screen, a shadow mask and an electron gun section. The electron gun section comprises a plurality of separate unit electron guns. The screen is divided into a plurality of subregions each of which is scanned by an individual unit electron gun. Each unit electron gun emits a single electron beam and is associated with an individual main deflection device for causing the beam to scan the electron gun's particular subregion of the screen and subsidiary deflection means for effecting electron beam color switching.

Abstract: In a color cathode ray tube, a vacuum envelope is provided with a plurality of necks and a plurality of funnels for coupling the respective neck to a single panel. A plurality of electron gun assemblies are received in the neck, respectively and a plurality of deflection yokes are mounted around the funnels, respectively. A screen is formed on the inner surface of the faceplate of the panel and is defined by a plurality of continuous segment regions each of which is scanned with electron beams from the corresponding electron gun assembly and deflected by corresponding deflection yoke. A shadow mask is received in the panel and is faced to the screen. The shadow mask has a plurality of effective row and column regions corresponding to the segment regions and a noneffective region for surrounding and partitioning the respective segment regions.

Abstract: In a color cathode ray tube, a panel having a single faceplate is coupled to a plurality of necks through a plurality of funnels, respectively. A plurality of electron gun assemblies are received in necks and a plurality of deflection units are mounted around the funnels, respectively. A screen is formed on an inner surface of faceplate and has a plurality of continuous segment regions each of which is scanned with the electron beams emitted from the corresponding electron gun assembly and deflected by the corresponding deflection unit. A shadow mask is so supported in the panel as to face the faceplate. The electron gun assemblies adjacent each other so arranged as to have a relative distance GS between the central axis thereof:GS=m.multidot.

Abstract: A multiple cathode-anode pulsed X-ray source utilizes a first X-ray transparent cathode spaced apart from a solid tungsten first anode between which is disposed a second tungsten anode spaced apart from the first cathode and electrically connected to a second X-ray transparent cathode which is also spaced apart from a solid tungsten first anode. Electrons emitted from the first cathode are caused to bombard the second anode to emit X-radiation therefrom where the electrons are then conducted to and emitted by the second cathode to bombard the first anode to again emit X-radiation therefrom. The X-radiation emitted from the first and second anodes passes through the first and second cathodes to a target.