Abstract: A beam deflector includes a magnetic-flux-guiding structure which has an opening through which a beam axis extends, and at least two coils arranged at the magnetic-flux-guiding structure so that they produce a magnetic field B1 having lines passing through the two coils in succession, leave the magnetic-flux-guiding structure at a first location on a first side in relation to the beam axis, cross the beam axis at a second location which is arranged at a distance along the beam axis from the magnetic-flux-guiding structure, re-enter into the magnetic flux-guiding structure at a third location on a second side lying opposite the first side, and extend around the opening from the third location to the first location within the magnetic-flux-guiding structure.

Abstract: A beam deflector includes a magnetic-flux-guiding structure which has an opening through which a beam axis extends, and at least two coils arranged at the magnetic-flux-guiding structure so that they produce a magnetic field B1 having lines passing through the two coils in succession, leave the magnetic-flux-guiding structure at a first location on a first side in relation to the beam axis, cross the beam axis at a second location which is arranged at a distance along the beam axis from the magnetic-flux-guiding structure, re-enter into the magnetic flux-guiding structure at a third location on a second side lying opposite the first side, and extend around the opening from the third location to the first location within the magnetic-flux-guiding structure.

Abstract: A color picture tube device has a funnel glass, a pair of horizontal deflection coils, an insulating frame, and a pair of vertical deflection coils. The pair of horizontal deflection coils are opposed to each other in a vertical direction around the outer surface of the funnel glass, and each have a window at the center. The insulating frame covers the horizontal deflection coils, resembles in shape a part of the funnel glass where the horizontal deflection coils are provided, and has openings in areas corresponding to windows of the horizontal deflection coils. The pair of vertical deflection coils are opposed to each other in a horizontal direction around the outer surface of the insulating frame, without overlapping the openings. A pair of correction coils are provided so as to be each at least partially inserted in a different one of the openings.

Abstract: The invention is a color cathode-ray tube having a rectangular front face (1) connected to a funnel shaped rear part (2), a neck (2a) connected to the rear part and having an electron gun (6) therein, the gun is used to generate beams intended to scan the front face under the influence of a deflection device (10) placed on the neck of the tube. The deflection device comprising correction magnets (20) placed on the periphery of the device in locations closest to the front face and a magnetic screen (30) within the tube having an opening (31) for passage of the electron beams, wherein the opening has notches (34) in its periphery. The notches are arranged so as to face at least one pair of correction magnets (20).

Abstract: A device for correcting residual mis-convergence errors in a color cathode ray tube, the tube including a narrow-necked section, located at the rear thereof, in which electron guns mounted therein generate forwardly-directed red, blue and green electronic beams, an outwardly-opening center skirt section, extending forward from the narrow-necked section, and terminating in a wide perimeter surrounding a relatively flat, pixel-coated, viewing screen section that is arranged generally orthogonal to the axis of the narrow-necked section and upon which the electronic beams are directed to strike the pixels to produce color and images for viewing from the front of the tube, and further having at least one pair of electromagnetic coils mounted outside the tube, for initial focusing of the electron beams during their travel from the guns to the screen, the device including a separator made of a plastic, including a high density of magnetizable particles therein, the separator arranged for placement about the outside

Abstract: The present invention relates to a deflection yoke, and in particular, to an apparatus for correcting a mis-convergence and geometric distortion in a deflection yoke using a variable resistance, proving a more convenient way to adjust VCR by adjusting the current flowing in a comma-free coil using a variable resistance, instead of attaching a magnetic member as in the conventional method for the products associated with VCR (Vertial Green) properties.

Abstract: To construct a CRT display device capable of effectively suppressing unwanted radiation of electromagnetic waves occurring as a result of horizontal deflection or vertical deflection. A correction lead (6) series-connected to horizontal deflection coils (1) is disposed at outer peripheral positions of the horizontal deflection coils (1) and between the horizontal deflection coils (1) and a faceplate of a CRT (4). With this arrangement, electromagnetic fields produced by the horizontal deflection coils are canceled out by electromagnetic fields produced by the correction lead (6), thereby suppressing unwanted radiation of electromagnetic waves at the deflection frequency and its harmonic components.

Abstract: Horizontal line misconvergences produced at screen upper and lower portions, among rasters displayed by side electron beams are corrected without producing degradation in vertical deflection sensitivity so much and changing horizontal trapezoidal distortion. In a deflection yoke provided with a top-and-bottom pair of saddle-type horizontal deflection coils and a right-and-left pair of saddle-type deflection coils and mounted to and used in a color cathode ray tube having an in-line arranged electron gun, a pair of sub-cores is provided from side to side or above and below on the electron gun side of the deflection yoke. At least one pair of correction coils is wound around each of the pair of sub-cores.

Abstract: In the electron gun assembly of a cathode ray tube, a main electron lens portion is formed by a fifth grid to an eighth grid, and incorporates a quadrupole lens. The fifth grid receives a voltage obtained by superposing, on a voltage as a reference voltage, a dynamic voltage that parabolically changes with an increase when the electron beam is deflected amount of the electron beam. The sixth grid receives a voltage obtained by superposing, on a voltage as a reference voltage, a dynamic voltage that parabolically changes with an increase when the electron beam is deflected amount of the electron beam. The seventh grid receives the voltage, while the eighth grid receives an anode voltage.

Abstract: Two closed-loop coils are respectively set at the top or the bottom of a cathode ray tube. These two closed-loop coils serves in a pair as a cancel coil. Each closed-loop coil is positioned so as to make an interlinkage with the magnetic field leakage that escapes from the deflection yoke, a part of the closed-loop coil running almost in parallel to the top or bottom edge of an effective display region of a front panel.

Abstract: A first magnet that generates a magnetic field having the same polarity as that generated by a vertical deflection coil during a deflection toward the upper side is provided on a phosphor screen side of the deflection coil and above a horizontal axis. A second magnet that generates a magnetic field having the same polarity as that generated by the vertical deflection coil during a deflection toward the lower side is provided on a phosphor screen side of the deflection coil and below the horizontal axis. A third magnet that generates a magnetic field having the opposite polarity to that generated by the vertical deflection coil during the deflection toward the upper side is provided on the phosphor screen side with respect to the first and second magnets and above the horizontal axis.

Abstract: In a deflection yoke for use in a color cathode ray tube receiver, two sets of sextuple pole coils formed of bifilar windings are disposed around the orbits of three electron beams emitted from an electron gun of a cathode ray tube. Horizontal-period parabolic currents produced in a bridge circuit consisting of saturable reactors are caused to flow in such sextuple pole coils. Further the parabolic currents are modulated at the vertical period by the saturable reactor. Then sextuple-pole magnetic fields are generated by the modulated parabolic currents to thereby exert vertical force on the three electron beams, hence realizing proper correction of &Dgr;VCR to consequently optimize the balance between the corners and the center of a screen. Such optimization is conventionally difficult due to some restrictions existing in the winding distribution of a vertical deflection coil and a horizontal deflection coil in relation to convergence and focus of side beams.

Abstract: An image distortion correction circuit is provided in which a horizontal deflection current (IH) flows through horizontal correction coils (L1, L2) and a vertical deflection current (IV) flows through either of vertical correction coils (L3, L4). The vertical correction coils (L3, L4) and the horizontal correction coils (L1, L2) are wound on the same core (4). A pair of magnets (2, 3) on opposite ends of the core (4) apply a biased magnetic field from the north pole toward the south pole. The anode of a diode (D1), the cathode of a diode (D2) and a first end of a resistor (R1) are connected to an intermediate terminal (P11) through which the vertical deflection current (IV) flows. A first end of the vertical correction coil (L3) is connected to the cathode of the diode (D1). A second end of the resistor (R1) and a terminal (P4) are connected to a second end of the vertical correction coil (L3).

Abstract: Raster demodulation apparatus for a raster-scanned cathode ray tube display comprises control means (400) for varying the shape of at least one scanned electron beam spot (661-663) in a direction perpendicular to scan lines of the raster. The control means (400) comprises an electro-magnet (700) for mounting on the neck of the cathode ray tube. The magnet (700) has eight pole pieces (720-790) spaced around the neck of the cathode ray tube (210). A winding (710) passes around each of the pole pieces (720-790) in succession in opposite directions so that, when an electrical current (I) is passed through the winding, adjacent pole pieces (720-790) around the neck of the cathode ray tube have different magnetic polarity to generate, within the neck of the cathode ray tube (210), a magnetic field in which magnetic lines of force (680) pass through the or each electron beam (661-663) only in a direction parallel to the scan lines of the raster.